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Guess this card! Woo!
06.05.04 at 21:17:39
 
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Didn't think I'd lay hands on one of these, sometimes you get lucky though Wink

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Reply #1 - 06.05.04 at 22:15:52
 
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i'm sure stanto would like a dump of that bios to add to his collection  Grin
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Reply #2 - 06.05.04 at 23:13:22
 
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This is the rare 3500 OEM (without TV tuner) for Compaq, in fact a V3 3000 running at 183 mhz (chipsets memory 5.5 ns)   Grin    


You would think but compared to other V3 cards, the PCB is VERY different. First thing I did was compare it close to a 3000, not much was the same except for some very general stuff.

Yes I researched all the compaq's that came with this card and found one for sale and purchased the whole darn computer.

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Reply #3 - 06.05.04 at 23:19:45
 
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Yes I researched all the compaq's that came with this card and found one for sale and purchased the whole darn computer.


Cheesy So which models is it?
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Reply #4 - 07.05.04 at 00:45:27
 
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Yes, this is the pcb of a "special" 3500.  
In fact this card uses the pcb of a prototype that Compaq ordered for them by 3dfx, with a Digital Flat Panel connector in place of the usual TV tuner.  
But never Compaq put this card into production.  
Only the lite Oem version is stayed.  
 


I noticed the extra spot on the PCB for the connector, thanks for reminding me what it was for.

This card was from a 5900Z Compaq

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