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Here's a couple with slots on both sides:

I've got a Micro Five 286 Novell server that has ten slots if that's of interest.

Here's the pics:

Here's some of the games that I have that are from the period 1992 - 1994.

This NIB, NOS Everex Magic I/O-AT 8-bit ISA card is model number EV-170A. $30.00 plus shipping

I've got an EVEREX MAGIC I/O-AT EV-170A 8-bit ISA I/O Adapter Brand New In Box Sealed if that's of interest.

It's an Adaptec ACB-2002A/ACB-2010A HD controller like this one: https://www.ebay.com/itm/ADAPTEC-ACB-2010A-8-Bit-ISA-HD-CONTROLLER-ASSY-400126-00-REV-F-/192620553546?_trksid=p2385738.m4383.l4275.c10 Make an offer.

It's a Sigma Designs, DTC 5150Bx4 10-00476 like this one...

This was mentioned in another thread: There are several stand-alone programs from the 90s that will load drivers on-the-fly... right from the command line. Two of which I use regularly are: XMS/EMS RAM disk which is installable and resizable from command line. This makes very large or small...

Or maybe this:

Magnavox Computer Monitor 80 Model BM7652, P42 Green Phosphor Type. It supports Audio and Composite Video, both via RCA connectors. I've got the manual for it as well. Best offer takes it.

It's Model No. CM9032 and was manufactured in 1991. Best offer takes it.

They're on Craigslist, for free. I'll get them if you want them.

NIB Netgear Model SB104 Network Starter Kit Contents: 4 Port Ethernet Hub Network Cards (2) 25 ft. Category 5 cables (2) Drivers and diagnostic disk User Guides, warranty & owner registration card Wall mount kit Power adapter $20 plus shipping

I've got a couple of machines that I want to get on my network but they only have wired network adapters. I'm going to put them in a location where I don't want to run a cable so I'll need to get to them via WiFi. I'd like opinions on what success and issues you've had using these dongles...

I've been doing some reading regarding the usage of these monitors and their current market value and availability. While those of us here are probably more or less aware of the pros and cons of these monitors I found these two mainstream articles an interesting read...

A cold boot doesn't mean that the machine is cold. It's a power switch off -- power switch on procedure as opposed to a three finger salute. If it misbehaves after cold booting when the machine has been running for a while it's got nothing to do with heating up. Here's a couple of small...

It's the Chromium Edge browser and it's not just for Windows 10 any more. It runs on Windows 7 and 8 as well. I've been using it on 7 and it seems quite good and fast. I normally use Chrome but this has me thinking. I'm going to use it for a while and see how it compares (to Chrome) but so...

I have a DFI K6XV3+/66 board that supports AMD, Intel Pentium, Cyrix, IBM, and IDT processors. It has PCI, AGP and ISA slots. I've got the box, manual and CD. It needs to be recapped. I've also got an AMD-K6-2+ for it if that's of interest. Best offer takes it.