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My Pentium Collection
The BeginingeBay is such a wonderful place (well it used to be). I picke up five Pentium non-mmx boards for under $100 dollars (This was fall of '98). They are Intel reference board with Gateway Bios, 2 DIMM slots, a cache module slot, and they were ATX. At the time I had an assortment of Pentium CPU's setting around and this seemed like a good way to get rid of them. I think one board is fried. Can't keep them straight I have a 166, 90, and two 75 Pentium Cpu's I picked up 3or 4 256K cache modules. the only thing stopping me is the cases and memory.Pentium 166 - PoppaThis Pentium actualy can be running (I haven't tested it yet). It has the following:
Pentium 90 - MommaThis one is in pieces but is only laking memory, SCSI Card, and NIC. It has:
Pentium 75s - The TwinsWell these two have MB and CPU but that is about it. I have one ISA 512KB Video card, one of the MB's might be screwed, and i think that I have one 256KB cache moudule left but I am not sure. I need:Pentium 166 - Black SheepThis MB went to my father. He had an AT MB, in a desktop case, and no room to grow, so I got him an ATX case, 64 MB of 168-pin DIMMS, 256KB Cache Module, and we reused his 166. So I know have a 128KB Pentium AT MB with about 32MB of 72-Pin SIMMs. It is some generic MB, I would have to search for the specs on it.Da planDa plan is to install Linux on all of these computers, and get some cool, semi-Parellel/Distrobuted programming crap going on. I need to get a Monitor/Keyboard/Mouse switcher but the nice ones are over $200. I will get there some day. |