wrote:
> On 10/18/07 J R FOX wrote:
> > Which model is the Tyan ?
>
> Jordan,
>
> Tyan Tomcat K8E S2865.
>
> It has onboard audio that works with eCS, onboard
> Broadcom 100
> mbs NIC that works with eCS (B57.OS2), another
> onboard NIC
> that does not seem to have an OS/2 driver, and
> several USB
> options. Believe it or not, Tyan (USA) support is
> responsive
> and helpful. It is an AMD socket 939 board. It is
> already
> obsolete and being sold sometimes on Ebay as
> surplus. I love
> it. Be aware that it also comes with different
> configurations.
> I just bought one on Ebay that does not have audio,
> not a big
> problem for me as I can use a plug in audio card if
> I want to.
>
> Martin
Yes, but that would depend on how many PCI slots are
available. I'm looking for a MB that offers at least
3. (Not the PCI-E variety, but the prior PCI 2.2
kind.) Most of the current MBs seem to be going for
that dual PCI-E video card option that I guess the
gamers are looking for. Partly in order to
accommodate that, the older style PCI slots have
shrunk down to 2 or even just 1.
What is the fastest x2 (dual core) AMD that that MB
will support ?
It sounds like that PHY business did not stop you from
getting a built-in NIC working ?
Jordan
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