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Looking for an old, working PC with an ISA port

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  • 19-03-2015 11:30pm
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    yuloni
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    ED E
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    Binned some really old clunkers less than 6 months ago, pretty sure at least one woulda fit that bill (went back as far as CPUs on daughterboards). Unfortunately they'll have been recycled a long time now.

    I'm not gray enough to know much about it, but would it possible to adapt and still have whatever setup you need operate?
    http://arstech.com/install/ecom-prodshow/usb2isar.html


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    yuloni
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    percy212
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    I see one here for 12 dollars - http://www.ebay.com/bhp/isa-slot-motherboard


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    roast
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    When do you need them by?
    I have some old boards w/ISA stored back at home, though I'm not sure if they're all functional.


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    Spear
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    I've got one handy if you want it. It's an AMD K6-2 500, Gigabyte GA5AX board with two ISA slots.

    No case, but it is ATX format so even modern cases will take it.

    It's just under 15 years old, so I can't guarantee it still works to be honest.


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    roast
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    yuloni wrote: »
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    Not sure if I'd be back out home within the next two weeks, if I am, I'll fire you a PM.

    No full rig but I might have a PSU.


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