Couple Old Parts

[Baez]

I've been doing this stuff for a while and I dug up a couple old parts. Decided to take a fews pictures of them. I have about 5 boxes full of motherboards, video cards, sound cards and processors from the Pentium I generation and older.

Can anyone guess what these are and what generation they belong to?

 

 

This pic I decided to compare the card to a GTX 260 I have lying here just to show you the sheer size of it. It's a beast no doubt.

 

 

[Hefemeister]

Since these are old parts I think that gtx260 might still work in my machine. Why don't you send it my way.

When I get on my 1920 x 1200 monitor I will try to figure out what you got when I can see all of the pictures.

 

[Baez]

Haha sure thing .

The last pic is only a comparison of course!

 

[kmote]

First one looks like a 386 motherboard and the second looks like an ISA soundcard.

 

[S0ULphIRE]

Couldn't say about the first one, but I reckon kmote's right. Looks like an old ISA soundcard to me.

Btw dude, why don't you put the pics in spoiler tags? (so the whole page doesn't go lopsided for those of us with tiny monitors?)

 

[Harper]

First one looks like a mainboard. But it's strange that it does not have a CPU socket for in.

The other is a an old ISA Sound Card.

Btw dude, why don't you put the pics in spoiler tags? (so the whole page doesn't go lopsided for those of us with tiny monitors?)

Fixed

 

[Baez]

kmote is close. The motherboard is a 386. The second is partly an ISA soundcard but it's acutally a 3-in-1 combo card. I've never seen anything like it before and I only have this one. You can probably figure out what the other functions are by looking at it.

Also anyone know what RAM is in the motherboard?

 

[C0RR0SIVE]

If I remember right, SIMM?