If the voltage is off by anything more than 10% its is "bad" by standard definition. (12v can be off by up to 1.2v, 5v by .5v, etc) That being said, I wont use any supply that is more than 5% off. I cant seem to find a "brand" of AT power supplies that I can trust, however if you dont mind atx -> at …

That's awesome looking, seriously. I'm going to bet its some sort of network manamge machine. because if I'm not mistaken, at the hinge there is a v.35 connector. And if memory serves me, I only saw those kinds of connectors on T1 systems. http://www.telebyteusa.com/catalog/refinfo/ref2.htm I …

I would buy one of these: http://www.atxpowersupplies.com/ATX-to-AT-Converter.php it has the 2 "normal" at connectors and the 3rd which has the 3.3v lines.

Davros wrote: I thought the awe used 30pin simms ? the awe32 did, the awe64 uses a proprietary chip thats easily interchanged with a 72 pin simm.

acutally I was wondering the same thing. do you have already made simm-cons or are you willing to get them? I was trying to justify in my mind the cost of having the boards fabbed. it was nice of someone to leave the gerbers on the website :) either way i'd be interested in a simmconn if the price …

Iam also considering going to the early p3 era as well. But I need to draw the line somewhere. I would probably end up with something tulatin based... As for my choice for scsi, I already had the card and drive so it wasn't much of an issue. Thanks for the imput so far! You guys have suceeded in me …

First off I wanted to say that I have been lurking this site for quite a long while now. I registered a week ago and I'm just now making my first post. I basically wanted to poke my head in and say "hi" to everyone. I have been really enjoying the wealth of information here! I am having a hard time …