Reply 20660 of 56694, by Batyra
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Yes, WSS is a very nice card...
Yes, WSS is a very nice card...
I'd rather have an adlib/clone for one of them but I keep missing out on the ones on Amibay, I count myself lucky I got the Sound Blaster 2.0 from you 😀
286 20MHz,1MB RAM,Trident 8900B 1MB, Conner CFA-170A.SB 1350B
386SX 33MHz,ULSI 387,4MB Ram,OAK OTI077 1MB. Seagate ST1144A, MS WSS audio
Amstrad PC 9486i, DX/2 66, 16 MB RAM, Cirrus SVGA,Win 95,SB 16
Cyrix MII 333,128MB,SiS 6326 H0 rev,ESS 1869,Win ME
My Panasonic 5 Disc CD-ROM Changer arrived today. Fitting it into my little SS7 Machine i'm building. Really happy it was New Old Stock.
wrote:My Panasonic 5 Disc CD-ROM Changer arrived today. Fitting it into my little SS7 Machine i'm building. Really happy it was New Ol […]
My Panasonic 5 Disc CD-ROM Changer arrived today. Fitting it into my little SS7 Machine i'm building. Really happy it was New Old Stock.
Nice! Got 2 of them as well apparently(?) from the same seller some time ago - have not tried them yet though. Hear back and tell your thoughts after you've tried it and hope it's working - at least mine were made in Japan and seemed like a quality build.
Finally got my Intel DX4 with write-back cache. Going to rebuild my VLB rig (currently using 5x86) around it.
Received a Asus V7700ti 64mb today. Was a little dusty but cleaned up really nicely. Nice to add a Ti to my collection.
Is it a GeForce 2 Ti? This review shows it with different RAM chips: http://ixbtlabs.com/articles/asusti/index.html
wrote:Is it a GeForce 2 Ti? This review shows it with different RAM chips: http://ixbtlabs.com/articles/asusti/index.html
When i cleaned the Chip it said GF2 Ti on it.
Obviously, there are different models, 64M and 32M, and different RAM manufacturer available:
https://www.google.de/imgres?imgurl=http%3A%2 … iact=mrc&uact=8
http://pcbonto.hu/portal/static/upload_apro/2 … 22144_orig0.jpg
In case of the test version from ixbtlabs.com, there are single sided up to 8 RAM chips (EtronTech) onboard.
If there are only 4 with a different shape, it depends if they are single sided (32M version) or double sided (64M version) onboard.
#1 K6-2/500, #2 Athlon1200, #3 Celeron1000A, #4 A64-3700, #5 P4HT-3200, #6 P4-2800, #7 Am486DX2-66
Another oddball item arrived. New old stock IEI SAGP-865EV PT industrial SBC from with IEIs proprietary PCIAGP arrangement. Where the ISA slot sits on normal PICMG1.0 SBCs is here replaced by AGP. Backplanes had PCI and AGP, but also with ISA with a IT8888F bridge board. A 9 slot backplane is also on its way.
Picked up these today:
MAXi Gamer Voodoo2 (sealed)
Canopus Voodoo1 (sealed)
Buy this one yesterday, to add SB16 and a SCSI to my 486vlb setup.
Unfortunately, can't read dsp revision on this ebay image, so waiting for board arrive.
Pentium2 450/256mb/4gb/ati rage 128+voodoo2/SB awe32 8mb+db50xg/GUS PnP 8mb/TB Tropez 2mb
486 DX2-66/32mb/8gb/tseng4000 2mb/SB 16+WB/GUS 1mb/LAPC-I
286 12mhz/4mb/512mb/Vga 1mb/SB 2.0+Covox
PegasosII G4 / Amiga 4000 / Amiga1200 / Amiga 600
Picked up a socket 7 in a baby AT case today at the recycler.
Pentium 200MMX
32MB (EDO?) RAM
FIC VA-503+ motherboard (Super socket 7, w/100MHz FSB and AGP support)
S3 Virge graphics
ESS 1938 SB-link, NIC, modem, etc
Had 2 HDDs (had to remove, rules of the recycler)
For those Canadians here, it would appear The Bay sold computers! Apparently this was assembled by a local company, and then sold at The Bay.
Also, saw the case of the first new computer I ever bought. Didn't get it cause I have no space, but now I have a photo. So that's... a thing.
Ok, so admittedly I TOTALLY Artex'd this one.. But, a near-mint Boxed Ensoniq SoundScape Elite. I traded my second boxed version away a while back for a my boxed Ad Lib Music System so now I'm back up to two of these boxed beauties! This one just needs a little minor dusting but everything else is pristine. The original owner really took care of this thing and took extra care when packaging this for the long journey from Japan. 😎 😎 😎 😎
My Retro B:\ytes YouTube Channel & Retro Collection
spiffy. I like to see things kept nice and intact.
It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes.
i bought a soundblaster 64 Gold for $25
and im waiting it to be shipped
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Not that I have any kind of special/nostalgia attachment to The Bay, but if I found that on a PC case I would probably leave it as-is haha. Nice find!
486DX2-66/16MB/S3 Trio32 VLB/SBPro2/GUS
P233 MMX/64MB/Voodoo2/Matrox/YMF719/GUS CD3
Duron 800/256MB/Savage4 Pro/SBLive (IN PROGRESS)
Toshiba 430CDT
wrote:Picked up these today: […]
Picked up these today:
MAXi Gamer Voodoo2 (sealed)
Canopus Voodoo1 (sealed)
I'd keep them like this till the end of days. 😀
wrote:wrote:For those Canadians here, it would appear The Bay sold computers! Apparently this was assembled by a local company, and then sold at The Bay.
Not that I have any kind of special/nostalgia attachment to The Bay, but if I found that on a PC case I would probably leave it as-is haha. Nice find!
Yeah, I had no idea these existed. Pretty cool.
Two of these for my dual Xeon 1998 build.