The Retro Web 486-GVT-2 486 Motherboard User Guide
The Retro Web 486-GVT-2 486 Motherboard
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A comprehensive community hardware database preserving manuals, BIOS, and drivers for vintage PC motherboards and components.
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The Retro Web is a digital preservation project and hardware database dedicated to vintage personal computer technology. It serves as an extensive archive for retro PC components, primarily focusing on motherboards, expansion cards, and chipsets from the 80s and 90s.
The site and community provide essential resources for enthusiasts, including high-resolution images, user manuals, jumper settings, BIOS dumps, and device drivers for hardware that is no longer supported by original manufacturers. By aggregating disparate information into a searchable interface, The Retro Web helps users identify, configure, and restore classic computer systems.
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The Retro Web QD6580W IDE Card User Manual
The Retro Web QD6580W IDE Card Introduction The QD6580W is a vintage QDI Multi-I/O expansion card for 486-era PCs, featuring a 32-bit VESA Local Bus (VLB) interface. It integrates an…
The Retro Web 320A Mother Board User Manual
A Team-320A Mother Board User's Manual IBM PC, XT, AT are the Registered trademark of International Business Machines Corp. MS-DOS is the Registered trademark of Micro Soft Corp. November 1988…
The Retro Web 386-2533m ASIC Mainbaord User Manual
The Retro Web 386-2533m ASIC Mainbaord Notice The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines. Microsoft is…
The Retro Web UMC 486 High Performance Personal Computer System Board User Manual
UMC 486 High Performance Personal Computer System Board
The Retro Web SNB-M004A Turbo Mainboard User Manual
TURBO MAINBOARD 4.77/10MHZ USER’S MANUAL CHAPTER 1 THE SYSTEM BOARD 1-1 Introduction The 10MHz - TURBO system board fits horizontally in the base of the system unit and is approximately…
The Retro Web P5HX-B-1.0 Elitegroup Computer Systems User Guide
The Retro Web P5HX-B-1.0 Elitegroup Computer Systems SPECIFICATION Processor CX M1/Pentium Processor Speed 75/90/100/120/133/150/166/180/200MHz Chipset Intel Video Chip Set None Maximum Onboard Memory 256MB (EDO supported) Maximum Video Memory None…
The Retro Web PCI 5000 Industrial Terminal Owner’s Manual
The Retro Web PCI 5000 Industrial Terminal The Way back Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20010110101000 http://innoscan-isc.dk:80/products/pci ... Introduction PCI 5000 is the complete Industrial PC Terminal from lnnoScan Computing A/S. PCI 5000…
The Retro Web STEALTH 3D 2000 Pro Online Vedio Board User Guide
The Retro Web STEALTH 3D 2000 Pro Online Vedio Board Product Specifications Graphics Processor: S3 ViRGE DX RAMDAC Frequency: 170 MHz Memory: 2 or 4 MByte fast EDO DRAM Bus…
The Retro Web 4GLX3 Motherboard User Manual
The Retro Web 4GLX3 Motherboard IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Read these instructions before using this board, and save for later use. The board is a sensitive electronic component, which can easily…
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Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.
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What is The Retro Web?
The Retro Web is a community-driven database dedicated to documenting and preserving information about vintage computer hardware, particularly motherboards and expansion cards.
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Does The Retro Web manufacture hardware?
No, The Retro Web is an archival resource. The products listed are vintage components from various original manufacturers (such as UMC, QDI, ASUS, etc.) that are cataloged in the database.
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Where can I find drivers for my vintage motherboard?
The Retro Web database often includes downloadable drivers, BIOS updates, and jumper setting diagrams for the specific hardware pages.
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How do I identify an unknown motherboard?
The community database allows users to search by chipset, socket type, board layout, and markings to help identify obscure or unbranded vintage hardware.