bjwil1991 wrote:

Cyrix200+ wrote:

Got this a while back, bought it because it wa cheap and I never had one. Did not realise that I bought a PCI version until I got it.

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Looks like a clone of the nVidia GeForce MX 4000 Series cards. I have the MX 4000 PCI myself, and it sucks. Luckily, I got a new heatsink and the card still works, even with one cap broken off.

Well I never had a Kyro card, so I am going to try it out. It probably won't be great though.

Cyrix200+ wrote:

bjwil1991 wrote:

Cyrix200+ wrote:

Got this a while back, bought it because it wa cheap and I never had one. Did not realise that I bought a PCI version until I got it.

<snip>

Looks like a clone of the nVidia GeForce MX 4000 Series cards. I have the MX 4000 PCI myself, and it sucks. Luckily, I got a new heatsink and the card still works, even with one cap broken off.

Well I never had a Kyro card, so I am going to try it out. It probably won't be great though.

Kyro is a chipset from SGS Thomson. The graphics chip will be STG4000 or STG4003.

Got this in a trade the day before yesterday 😀

Oooooh an Amiga 500! My favorite system of all time, good times 😀 Enjoy!

I found a bunch of stuff in a junkyard sale. I'll admit that this was the first time I actually washed a piece of hardware with dishwashing soap and scrubbed it - the VGA card had every kind of dirt on it including rat piss. I also got an ALS120 sound card in addition to the below but no amount of washing and scrubbing would get rid of the dirt and corrosion, it just didn't work.

Taken PCI597-1 Socket 7 Motherboard, trying to figure out the jumper configuration for this thing, it's nowhere to be found on the internet.

Pentium 166 MMX CPU, ceramic package, pretty mundane stuff.

Cirrus Logic CL-GD5401 256K ISA VGA.  My daily driver has an RX480 with 8GB VRAM on it inside, and so I thought about it, in 25 years the average VRAM on a video card has increased by 32,768 times. Just WOW.

Congrats on the Amiga500. It's a nice system. 😜

Recieved that monitor wich are supposed to sync to 15khz. Looking forward to test it with my Amiga600.
The monitor was packed extremely well. If it works, then it is not bad for 38 US Dollars.
Some minor marks and scuffs. Nothing serious and to expected for a second hand tested monitor.

Sorry for bad pictures... Better ones will come if tested to work on the Amiga.

Vegge wrote:

Got this in a trade the day before yesterday 😀

Wow what did you trade, your soul?! That's a nice score, congrats!

brostenen wrote:

Recieved that monitor wich are supposed to sync to 15khz. Looking forward to test it with my Amiga600.
The monitor was packed extremely well. If it works, then it is not bad for 38 US Dollars.
Some minor marks and scuffs. Nothing serious and to expected for a second hand tested monitor.

I have a 1970nx here right now I use for my dos + amiga stuff! very nice monitor.

badmojo wrote:

Vegge wrote:

Got this in a trade the day before yesterday 😀

Wow what did you trade, your soul?! That's a nice score, congrats!

An old Honda mt5 moped 😎

Vegge wrote:

badmojo wrote:

Vegge wrote:

Got this in a trade the day before yesterday 😀

Wow what did you trade, your soul?! That's a nice score, congrats!

An old Honda mt5 moped 😎

You've done good. Who needs to go anywhere when they have an Amiga 500 and an IBM XT to play with.

Got these two nice chips - they were quite the steal too.

I won a Socket 370 motherboard bundle on eBay that has the following:

1Motherboard: Shuttle Spacewalker AV18 V3 (VIA Apollo Pro 133A) ATX
2512MB SD-RAM (1.5GB maximum, unlike Intel Chipsets that support up to 512MB)
3VIA C3 700MHz CPU <-- Going to upgrade to a Pentium III 933 SL52Q with a new Heatsink with a fan
4VisionTek NV996.0 AGP Rev. B (nVidia Riva TNT2 clone) 32MB
5D-Link DFE-530TX+ Rev. D2 FastEthernet PCI
6Integrated Sound + GamePort/MIDI (RealTek/VIA AC'97) <-- Going to disable since it's probably not Sound Blaster compatible (I'll be amazed if it is, but, wonders never cease).
72x RS-232 ports and a Parallel Port
8PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse ports
9USB 1.1

I have a couple of ATX cases the system is going to use, plus my FX-6300 system, and the ports will line up nicely with the I/O shield with the board I'm getting.

The reason why is because my K6-2 machine isn't up to the challenge for H&L games, and some of the games run too slow. Best $22.55 I spent. Going to receive it either today or tomorrow.

I have "secured" (I really don't know the English word for it, in my home language is "apalavrei") a apparently non-working PPro brand machine with filled RAM Slots (EDO), a SB CT2980, Matrox VGA, should have SCSI too and a couple more expansion cards... for €10. I'm hoping the disk is a 50-pin SCSI so I can make my PM6100 work again.

Apart from that, I've also "secured" 20 or so SCSI HDDs (68-pin) and a dozen or so cards of all kinds for €50.

Almost forgot.... I got this for €7 or €7.50:

I'll edit this post when stuff arrives.

xeon3d wrote:

I have "secured" (I really don't know the English word for it, in my home language is "apalavrei") a apparently non-working PPro brand machine with filled RAM Slots (EDO), a SB CT2980, Matrox VGA, should have SCSI too and a couple more expansion cards... for €10. I'm hoping the disk is a 50-pin SCSI so I can make my PM6100 work again.

Apart from that, I've also "secured" 20 or so SCSI HDDs (68-pin) and a dozen or so cards of all kinds for €50.

I'll edit this post when stuff arrives.

The English word could also be either scored or acquired/purchased, if my RAM serves me right.

Not really, those words are easily remembered... what I meant was that It's already being kept for me to buy, so not for sale anymore, but not sold yet...

Oh, yeah, in that case, "secured" is about right.

xeon3d wrote:

I have "secured" (I really don't know the English word for it, in my home language is "apalavrei") a apparently non-working PPro […]
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I have "secured" (I really don't know the English word for it, in my home language is "apalavrei") a apparently non-working PPro brand machine with filled RAM Slots (EDO), a SB CT2980, Matrox VGA, should have SCSI too and a couple more expansion cards... for €10. I'm hoping the disk is a 50-pin SCSI so I can make my PM6100 work again.

Apart from that, I've also "secured" 20 or so SCSI HDDs (68-pin) and a dozen or so cards of all kinds for €50.

Almost forgot.... I got this for €7 or €7.50:

I'll edit this post when stuff arrives.

make a new post!

Won't fellow vogoners beat the hell out of me for double posting...?

ill beat myself looking at the pics... *wink wink*

Cyrix200+ wrote:

bjwil1991 wrote:

Cyrix200+ wrote:

Got this a while back, bought it because it wa cheap and I never had one. Did not realise that I bought a PCI version until I got it.

<snip>

Looks like a clone of the nVidia GeForce MX 4000 Series cards. I have the MX 4000 PCI myself, and it sucks. Luckily, I got a new heatsink and the card still works, even with one cap broken off.

Well I never had a Kyro card, so I am going to try it out. It probably won't be great though.

IIRC Kyro is about on part with the TNT2 Ultra. Kyro 2 supposedly is in GeForce2 range.

BTW as I write this I'm watching StarGate SG-1. Did NEC sponser the show or something? It seems like EVERY monitor in the SGC is a NEC MultiSync