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Started by David G. Hesprich
Thu, 28 Sep 1995 00:00
[4SALE] AMD486DX4-100 System
Author: David G. Hesprich
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 1995 00:00
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For sale by original owner:
AMD 486DX4-100 Tower System containing the following:
VLB Motherboard
AMD 486DX-4 100 Processor
4MB RAM
SiS Chipset
New BIOS, supports LBA (harddisks above 512MB)
ZyXel Multi I/O card
2 Serial (w/1 16550 UART for fast modems)
1 Parallel
1 Game
Logitech SoundMan Wave
SoundBlaster Pro compatible
General MIDI
SCSI CD-ROM drive port
Adaptec 1540C SCSI card
supports internal and external devices
bootable BIOS
ATI Graphics Pro Turbo VLB
ATI's newest Mach64 accelerated card (LINUX X11R6-supported)
4MB of VRAM
16.7 million colors, up to 1280x1024 resolution
Maxtor Caviar AC2340 harddisk (340MB)
1.2MB 5.25" floppy disk drive
1.44MB 3.5" floppy disk drive
NEC Intersect doublespeed CD-ROM drive
AST extended (101-key) keyboard
This system will (and has) run DOS, Windows, Linux, and Windows 95. The ATI
is an excellent DOS and Windows performer - this is an good system
for computer gaming.
All manuals and disks are included, as well as nearly all original pacakging.
All of this equipment is in exccellent condition. Asking $1000 OBO. Pickup
in DC area only (item is too bulky to ship - sorry!). Monitor not
included.
E-mail for inquiries: hesprich@seas.gwu.edu
or phone (202) 331-8376
Thanks,
-DH.
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David G. Hesprich | "It is dark. You might be eaten
hesprich@seas.gwu.edu | by a grue."
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