What I can remember is that it had many logic chips on board but I can't recall whether it had chip sets or not. Unluckly I dumped it years ago... Could somebody give me an answer? == The earliest 386 designs were modifications to existing 286 ones that did not use chip sets. Chips and Technologies was one of the first companies to integrate the functions onto ASICs. The design I remember was sold by Everex and also used by Novell and was all DIP ICs which had the memory on a separate plugin board with a very wide edge connector (DIPs, later SIMMs).