I hadn't planned to do much more treasure hunting, but when an estate sale practically falls in my lap, how could I resist? 😀
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In one of the pics advertising the sale I could see 2 beige boxes... turns out there were a few more than that. There are 3 fully AT cases and 1 that seems like a hybrid AT/ATX. The other 2 are just ATX. These are my first AT cases, so I'm really excited to build in those. I won't be able to pull them all apart right away and I haven't had a chance to test anything, but I did snoop enough to figure out that I've got a two socket 7, two Slot 1, one socket 478, and this:
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From what I can tell it looks to be a PCChips M407. I could see the battery was leaking, so the first thing I did was take it out of the case and de-solder it. Luckily it looks like there is almost no damage to the board. The thru-hole looks a bit rough, but not too bad. There's some pins at the top left that seem to have something to do with an "external battery". I haven't looked into it but I'm hoping there's an easy way to attach something so I don't need to find a surface mount replacement.
The Retro Web says it supports 33 and 66MHz processors, but there's a 50MHz DX2 plugged in. And the clock generator is 25MHz, which lines up, but the colour of the solder points on the back of the board are different, so it seems like an after-market mod. This is my first 486 board, so I'm really excited to see if I can get it up and running.
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These were also a part of the system. An ATI VGA Wonder XL, which is my first ISA video card, so that should be fun to check out.
Also a Media Vision Thunder Board. It looks like the volume wheel has come off, so I'll be curious to see if I can find a replacement.
Anyway, I'll try to go through all the other towers over the next number of days.