I had an Pentium 4 PC with AGP nVidia Riva TNT2 model 64 32MB installed. OS is Windows XP SP2. Mobo is Asus P4S333 (SiS chipset, don't know the exact number). When I do some photoshop-ing, editing some videos (using Windows Movie Maker), or even watching some DVDs, the PC would lock up and then …

I also got this problem (immediate restart when installing Windows 2000) on my MMX PC. It was because the riser board was not powered. For installing Windows, I used to install from USB drive since I don't have any CD drive. Here's how: Download a bootdisk with USB drive support (see bootdisk.com). …

h-a-l-9000 wrote: There are probably more parts missing than just the connector. I don't really know about that. I think I would buy another card with WoL slot. This is my IBM PC 330 setup: http://mbrian.co.cc/2010/07/9/my-home-server/

Usually one or two of the positions hold no data, that's where you can enter the layout of your disk. If it turns out that the drive is defective you could replace the MFM controller with an IDE-ISA controller and use an IDE to CF card adapter with a CF card of low capacity. That's the way I've …

Apparently your system does not have a specific multi jumper block. Try the 75Mhz jumper setting.... that has been documented to work on 330s. I have looked at the Wikipedia entry on IBM PC 330 (some of the contents are contributed by me, except for the table). I tried the 75Mhz setting like you …

Did you change the CMOS battery in the last - mmmh - 20 years? If not it may also be possible that the battery is empty and the drives information is no longer available. To check this (unless you've changed the battery before) turn on the machine, enter the BIOS setup and type in the drives …

I Anyone knows how to make this board works with MMX 233Mhz? The jumper only allows me to have 200Mhz on it. Have you tried the 1.5x setting? The 233MMX inteprets this as a 3.5x multi. Works with my system- an NEC Powermate P 430HX. It doesn't have a multiplier and bus settings, just a single …

I also had this PC 330, it is one of the most robust systems I've had. Mine originally came with an Pentium 133, but I've upgraded it to Pentium MMX. I also filled up the EDO rams with 4 x 16MB sticks, added a Ethernet card (Realtek RTL-8139 based). I hasn't changed the HDD, still the old Quantum 1. …

I had a 80286 (exactly, an Am80286) with a Kentech motherboard on it (I don't know what is the brand actually, but "Kentech Computer" is what written on the mobo). It had a ST11 harddisk controller, along with a ST238R harddisk (it was not IDE, it is the kind of drive which had two IDE-like cable …