Looks like it's specifically designed to work with the IBM 4694-001 and 4694-004 point of sale system. Probably won't work with anything else unless you get the pinout and make your own adapter.

I wouldn't call it a GPU 😉
There's no acceleration whatsoever, not even 2D. Just SVGA with 256 color maximum.
However I expect it to be faster than the Trident 9000i 😀

zyga64 wrote on 2025-12-08, 08:33:

I wouldn't call it a GPU 😉
There's no acceleration whatsoever, not even 2D. Just SVGA with 256 color maximum.
However I expect it to be faster than the Trident 9000i 😀

Its cheap and cute my slot pc have 865g onboard gpu its better ofc but it will be nice accessory

zyga64 wrote on 2025-12-08, 08:33:

I wouldn't call it a GPU 😉
There's no acceleration whatsoever, not even 2D. Just SVGA with 256 color maximum.
However I expect it to be faster than the Trident 9000i 😀

Thx for mobo name. Maybe i can found motherboard schematics and look for Pinouts

The connector has 36 pins. I'd wager it's a variant of 16bit ISA, with a lot of pins omitted.

As for the mentioned IBM POS terminal's mainboard, I am having a hard time identifying the requisite socket.

There is a current ebay listing for such a system's mainboard, which has a useful picture.

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/i6gAAOxyirJSGAiQ/s-l1200.jpg

(From this listing)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/274172329816

Tawkalin wrote on 2025-12-07, 17:39:

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4 dolar seller says its working.

i have this slot pc can i connect gpu to this guy?

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if you bought that for 4 bucks keep it, might go up in value if AI scalpers look for anything to get their hands on

wierd_w wrote on 2025-12-08, 21:01:

The connector has 36 pins. I'd wager it's a variant of 16bit ISA, with a lot of pins omitted. […]
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The connector has 36 pins. I'd wager it's a variant of 16bit ISA, with a lot of pins omitted.

As for the mentioned IBM POS terminal's mainboard, I am having a hard time identifying the requisite socket.

There is a current ebay listing for such a system's mainboard, which has a useful picture.

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/i6gAAOxyirJSGAiQ/s-l1200.jpg

(From this listing)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/274172329816

It looks like a different revision of the board, you can see a couple of extra connectors on this 4694-004 board

There is 2x 34 pin connectors for a total of 68 pins

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/mxMAAOSwPUVdSIoT/s-l1600.webp

https://www.ebay.com/itm/113844434396