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most expensive retro pc parts

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Reply 20 of 25, by soviet conscript

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They made vlb 386 boards? We're they only the 386/486 ones?

Reply 21 of 25, by bristlehog

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Unknown_K wrote:

Pentium Pro motherboards

Not expensive, here in Russia you can get a VS440FX for some $30.

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Reply 22 of 25, by Unknown_K

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bristlehog wrote:
Unknown_K wrote:

Pentium Pro motherboards

Not expensive, here in Russia you can get a VS440FX for some $30.

They are not as common as they used to be here, with dual processor boards commanding a premium. Plus the CPUs are like $30 a piece and heatsinks are not common either for socket 8.

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Reply 23 of 25, by brostenen

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Complete 486 systems, at 150 dollars and up on eBay.
Some are with VLB and some are not.

Don't eat stuff off a 15 year old never cleaned cpu cooler.
Those cakes make you sick....

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Reply 24 of 25, by brostenen

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I have forgot to post any pictures of what comes with the GUS-ACE.
Here they are.... (if any have interest in this sort of thing)

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Don't eat stuff off a 15 year old never cleaned cpu cooler.
Those cakes make you sick....

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Reply 25 of 25, by JayCeeBee64

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Yup, that's pretty much what's in mine also. The manual I have looks a little weird, though:

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Never seen anything like it before or since.

I also have the original receipt and install instructions for the GUS ACE memory upgrade:

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I believe I had to wait about 5 weeks for delivery (and yes, I did pay that much for a single 512k SOJ memory chip in 1996), but it was worth it.

Ooohh, the pain......