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sure, once I get back into town, i will do that.

1.1A @5v & .2a @12v

Picked these up for $20 total:   The SE boots but has some sort of disk doubler installed that has a bit of corruption.  Hell, a working hard disk is 9/10'ths of the battle! The classic needs a recap.  (vertical lines)  However the little 9-pin port in the back revealed an impressive upgrade...

Credit where credit is due; Apple has always done a good job of putting lipstick on pigs.

Because it seems like people make a single thread for all their stuff they get...  When in Rome... While not a macintosh, still relevant to the community;     Got it off craigslist, had to drive 125 miles each way to get it from an old man on a farm.  He had it setup and it had these blue...

I have a couple 16's if you are willing to settle.

Man, the IBM 365 is on the shortlist of machines I want.  

Oh please.  I spent $350 for my last pentium pro motherboard.  https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=48043 Granted it's a one-in-a-million board, but still.

yes, I would REALLY want one of those for my model 95.  I have little hope in finding one, but stranger things have happened.  I mean I did just find the dual Tualatin board I've spent 10+ years looking for.  

I'm not a fan of that card to be honest.  Double so at that price. Onboard is fine.  I've never had any real issues.  That said, the XGA2 card is what I would use if onboard was insufficient.  

Yea, its 16bit.  I have a 32-bit one in my model 80.  takes 8x 4mb simms.  runs great.  

I think that card is the bocaram/2 plus.  I believe it uses standard 1mb simms.  the ADF file is here: http://www.mcamafia.de/mcapage0/adflist4.htm

they are common:  https://www.ebay.com/itm/IBM-88F0075-ENHANCED-80386-0-14MB-MEMORY-ADAPTER-MCA-MICRO-CHANNEL-49F5507/141745795876?epid=1866219819&hash=item2100b53324:g:whcAAOSwHnFVzhmd Others exist, if you wait on ebay cheaper ones will come up.  ctesales and nyce-distribution are avenues...

Well, you CAN install a memory expansion board.  This memory isn't as quick as mainboard memory, but its a far sight better than hard drive cacheing or having programs NOT run at all.

I'm curious, whats this kemner?  

keyboard error cmos options not set time not set in that order. http://ps-2.kev009.com/pcpartnerinfo/ctstips/49fe.htm you will need to replace the battery, then run the setup diskette available here:  http://www.walshcomptech.com/selectpccbbs/

I suppose. Still a capable machine though. what are your plans for it?

no, that is 16/4 token ring.  Video is onboard.  

You could have made your bed for us.  Didn't your parents teach you anything?  

I think also the frequent turning helped me get an even job.  I used a lazy Susan for cakes.  There are lots of nooks and crannies in the vent holes.  I hear people say HOURS on the cream, but I was done in less than one.  I have a theory as to why, and I won't spoil it for now.  Lets just say...