19 Jan
2001
19 Jan
'01
6:07 p.m.
Is anyone familiar with the Victor V386MX? It's a miniscule 386 tower, only as
wide as a 3,5" drive, and seems rather common around here.
What's interesting about its architecture is that the CPU and graphics are
placed on one sandwiched ISA board, which plugs into an ISA backplane carrying
some extra electronics such as FDC.
This week, though, I found another Victor CPU board, but carrying a 486SX
instead, and with an additional PS/2 mouse port. It doesn't seem to have the
IDE header, though.
What kind of computer could this have been used in?
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En ligne avec Thor 2.6.
Iggy tipsar: Koppla aldrig en C128-transformator till en A500. ?ven om
kontakterna ser likadana ut, ligger sp?nningarna fel.