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The Intel PR440FX motherboard, circa 1996
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Adaptec AIC-7880 SCSI controller.
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PIIX3 IDE controller
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Intel 82440FX PCI chipset
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Looking down at the VRM
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Profile shot.
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I found a cheap pair of PII overdrive processors around the turn of the century, which was quite a worthy upgrade.
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My dad and I custom-made these fan power cables, by hacking pre-existing ones together
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Another custom fan cable.
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Ports
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Crystal CS4236 sound chip
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Dual PII-333Mhz CPUs, in all their glory
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The VRM module
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Flash memory was fairly novel back in 1996, and also stored a lot less than today
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Not sure of this chip's function
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Look at all the jumpers!
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80 in SCSI, 2 IDE, and floppy connectors
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The Infrared header is about the only thing on this board that I didn't use at one time
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Size comparison: 1996 vs. 2010
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Ports: 1996 vs. 2010