Nexxen wrote on 2023-05-01, 21:35:

Minutemanqvs wrote on 2023-05-01, 18:41:

Nexxen wrote on 2023-05-01, 14:50:

I reported you for x rated material... Can you add more? LOL […]
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I reported you for x rated material...
Can you add more? 🤣

3200+ and 1400, congrats!!
Duron 1800...

Yep, the Duron 1800 is the fastest produced, an Applebred core.

Maybe my mistake but are you going to bench them?
It would be interesting to have all the cpus tested and benched on the same platform.

Unfortunately I don't have time for that...other projects are already ongoing in the garden 😉

LewisRaz wrote on 2023-05-01, 15:29:

Minutemanqvs wrote on 2023-05-01, 13:34:

Some new XPs, MPs and Phenoms. There is a Barton 3200+ with 400MHz FSB and a Thunderbird 1.4GHz in the lot, and fast Durons too. […]
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Some new XPs, MPs and Phenoms. There is a Barton 3200+ with 400MHz FSB and a Thunderbird 1.4GHz in the lot, and fast Durons too.

Amazing! But them being stacked like that is giving me anxiety! 😁

Ah this is at work, stacking expert level (some Cisco/Ciena network equipment) 😉

Jenga: master levels! 😀

Last months packages. The STe was sold as defective but seems fine after reseating the chips and a general cleaning. The SC-55 was also sold as defective as the display/LEDs starts blinking after a while. Im guessing its something in the power supply or a bad solder joint but I havent tested it yet more than a quick power up.

The card is a ESS1869, i need an extra card for gaming without any hanging note problems and this one is supposed to be good, this one is missing the IDE-header but that is no problem. My neighbour had a similar pair of speakers that I was jealous of so when these ones popped up i couldnt say now. But i would prefer the Primax-branded ones as they have black speaker grills.

Not really interesting, but helpfull for me, in particular working PATA drives.
A cool, because it's passively cooled 🤣 R9250 I need to check if this is the 64 or 128 bit memory.
And a QDI KT333 chipset socket A, not that I need it but I think eventually these will be interesting to build something on it, I still don't consider them "Retro" or vintage.
ATX PSU with -5V rail.

Minutemanqvs wrote on 2023-05-02, 12:00:

Ah this is at work, stacking expert level (some Cisco/Ciena network equipment) ;) […]
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LewisRaz wrote on 2023-05-01, 15:29:

Minutemanqvs wrote on 2023-05-01, 13:34:

Some new XPs, MPs and Phenoms. There is a Barton 3200+ with 400MHz FSB and a Thunderbird 1.4GHz in the lot, and fast Durons too. […]
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Some new XPs, MPs and Phenoms. There is a Barton 3200+ with 400MHz FSB and a Thunderbird 1.4GHz in the lot, and fast Durons too.

Amazing! But them being stacked like that is giving me anxiety! 😁

Ah this is at work, stacking expert level (some Cisco/Ciena network equipment) 😉

Hey, I recognize that avatar 😜

vmunix wrote on 2023-05-02, 13:17:

Minutemanqvs wrote on 2023-05-02, 12:00:

Ah this is at work, stacking expert level (some Cisco/Ciena network equipment) ;) […]
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LewisRaz wrote on 2023-05-01, 15:29:

Amazing! But them being stacked like that is giving me anxiety! 😁

Ah this is at work, stacking expert level (some Cisco/Ciena network equipment) 😉

Hey, I recognize that avatar 😜

Andres?

Minutemanqvs wrote on 2023-05-02, 13:18:

vmunix wrote on 2023-05-02, 13:17:

Minutemanqvs wrote on 2023-05-02, 12:00:

Ah this is at work, stacking expert level (some Cisco/Ciena network equipment) ;) […]
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Ah this is at work, stacking expert level (some Cisco/Ciena network equipment) 😉

Hey, I recognize that avatar 😜

Andres?

Now much better.

vmunix wrote on 2023-05-02, 13:27:

Minutemanqvs wrote on 2023-05-02, 13:18:

vmunix wrote on 2023-05-02, 13:17:

Hey, I recognize that avatar 😜

Andres?

Now much better.

Ahhh I'm glad to see you here! Fun to recognize a name from a forum 25 years later 😀

Nice babies!

1) Asus CUBX-L + Asus V7100
2) Diamond Stealth 3D 2000 PCI 4MB

Today I got this:
-Sapphire ATI Radeon 9550 256MB DDR (maybe 128bit version) AGP 8x video card (with driver CD, TV-Out cable and its box)
-a Kingmax 512MB DDR memory
-some Nero OEM CDs from ASUS
-a Creative Sound Vlaster Audigy 24bit HD SB0570 PCI sound card with driver CD
-a VGA cable

Any opinions?

Also additional pictures of what I got today.

Predator99 wrote on 2023-04-28, 19:40:

Heath 286 and IO card with unknown connector
IMG_8246.jpg

You know, I hadn't noticed before but I took a picture of the cards I got recently and... They're frigging identical to the ones you have.

Babasha wrote on 2023-05-02, 15:29:

1) Asus CUBX-L + Asus V7100

Good motherboard.
I use a CUBX-E... I don't know what is the difference.
Socket 370 motherboard with 4 ram slots are not super common.
I think I read somewhere that 4 slots is off specs for 440BX but some manufacturers did that anyway. (But not sure if it's true)

Depending on the amount of memory installed, using all four memory slots on a 440BX can cause the system to become unstable.

HanSolo wrote on 2023-04-23, 20:37:

Rescued an old computer from e-waste that looked somewhat uncommon. It's a Digital Prioris XL Server 5133DP. I haven't found much info on the web about exactly this model, but back then (around 1996) it must have cost a fortune. It has VGA and SCSI onboard, 5 EISA slots, 3 PCI, two CPUs on a plugged-in CPU module and all RAM slots are occupied. Unfortunately the front door is missing but the tower is built (and heavy) like a tank. I hope it still works. Haven't tested it out, yet..
Here's a website with photos from a similar model.

I've been looking for one of those for ages, in the DC I used to work we decomm a few, which I missed the oportunity to grab, I was more interested in Alpha/VAX stuff
These came with a Mylex DAC960 scsi controller, only compatible with windows NT unfortunatly.

weedeewee wrote on 2023-05-02, 19:52:

Predator99 wrote on 2023-04-28, 19:40:

Heath 286 and IO card with unknown connector
IMG_8246.jpg

You know, I hadn't noticed before but I took a picture of the cards I got recently and... They're frigging identical to the ones you have.

Yes, these seem to be rather common
To build or not to build - Zenith 80286?

There are also several offers at Ebay. But without that backplane rather useless...

What is the deal with all that Socket 478 and Socket-A lately?
Are this becomming the "new black"?

brostenen wrote on 2023-05-03, 09:30:

What is the deal with all that Socket 478 and Socket-A lately?
Are this becomming the "new black"?

Don´t know, but eventually having 32bit PCI and sometimes even ISA slots might be desirable for retro-computing, without falling into virtualization.
With the prices of good Socket 7 boards, this could be a good option, not sure about socket 370 prices, I haven´t checkd'

brostenen wrote on 2023-05-03, 09:30:

What is the deal with all that Socket 478 and Socket-A lately?
Are this becomming the "new black"?

It's just their time. Think that people used to be teens back then (early 2000s), are now in their late 30s, approaching middle age, have good jobs, but also are nostalgic about when they where young.
But there's something more, socket A is good for a wide range of operating systems, it works fine for DOS (especially if the board has an ISA slot), works with 95/98/Me, but also works fine in Windows XP with a good CPU and 512mb or more RAM.