VA-503+ in a ATX box?
VA-503+ in a ATX box?
Is anyone running a VA-503+ in a ATX case? I note that it will accept either power supply and I dont really care about not having an AT keyboard connection; USB makes a little more sense. Are there any other other issues to be addressed? <p></p><i></i>
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jonwest 01
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Re: VA-503+ in a ATX box?
Yes it works like a champ. No issues at all. Also USB is not your only option as AT to PS2 adapters are plentiful also. <p></p><i></i>
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I've done it before. It works just fine on the AT or the ATX power supply. The most versatile motherboard in the history of computers, if you ask me. <p></p><i></i>
FIC VA-503+, Rev. 1.2, AMD K6-III+ 450@550MHz, 80GB Seagate ATA-100, 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 TV, TB Montego II Quadzilla, Win98se, 384MB PC100
Compaq Presario 1273, AMD K6-III+ 450@400MHz 1.8v, 40GB Samsung 5400RPM, extremely hacked Win98SE, 288 (yes, 288!) MB RAM
(Also an AMD FX-8350, which does the heavy lifting these days...)
Compaq Presario 1273, AMD K6-III+ 450@400MHz 1.8v, 40GB Samsung 5400RPM, extremely hacked Win98SE, 288 (yes, 288!) MB RAM
(Also an AMD FX-8350, which does the heavy lifting these days...)
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jonwest 01
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I second that....
The 503+ might be the first MB of PC history worthy of classic status. Maybe we should do a 503+ tribute page here at the site? <p></p><i></i>
Re: I third that....
but some of those jumpers were just horrible to try to get to <p></p><i></i>