Super-Slasher
Experienced Member
I recently got an older motherboard, smaller than the typical Baby AT size. It's small enough as to hint to me it might be a Tomato board that I ran into a year ago, yet I cannot find any information on the internet about it.
The only identifying silkscreen marks I can find on it is "G.W386/486 main board". Oddly enough, it cannot support a 486 processor. It has two CPU sockets on it, for a 386 and 286 respectively. It has a total of 6 ISA (5 16-bit, 1 8-bit) slots as well as 8 30-pin SIMM slots.
If anyone can give me any information on this I would be most appreciateive. For instance, can it use a 286 and 386 seperately, or both at the same time?
I'll try to get a pic up soon.
The only identifying silkscreen marks I can find on it is "G.W386/486 main board". Oddly enough, it cannot support a 486 processor. It has two CPU sockets on it, for a 386 and 286 respectively. It has a total of 6 ISA (5 16-bit, 1 8-bit) slots as well as 8 30-pin SIMM slots.
If anyone can give me any information on this I would be most appreciateive. For instance, can it use a 286 and 386 seperately, or both at the same time?
I'll try to get a pic up soon.