Vortex86SX/DX Single-Board Computers - SOLD OUT

[crazybubba64]

These were all liberated from some incredibly dusty rackmount industrial PCs. (Place they came from was next to a concrete plant so these were horribly dusty before I cleaned 'em up)

These are some fairly recent (2013-2014!) ISA single-board computers running a Vortex86DX CPU at 866MHz with 256MB of DDR2.
All have a PS/2 keyboard port, VGA video out, RS-232 serial, and a RJ45 ethernet socket. These boards have two mini IDE connectors, mini floppy connector, tons of COM and GPIO ports, and a CompactFlash slot on the back.

All but one of the boards also have a 512MB flash DOM attached (not pictured)

From what I can tell, these were used as drop-in replacements to 486DX-based single-board-computers that were in the machines recycled.

One neat thing with these particular boards is that you do not need a backplane to run them, as they can be completely powered via Molex (which is actually how they were configured in the systems, which is pretty wild)

I have tested each and every one of these and made sure they were all working as expected.

3x Vortex86SX/DX ISA Single-Board Computer w/ 512MB DOM $30 each
- 1x Reserved for Carlos S.M.
- 1x $30 brutuscat2
- 1x $30 Turboman
1x Vortex86SX/DX ISA Single-Board Computer $25 SOLD cuttingedgecs

[brutuscat2]

1 x Vortex86SX/DX ISA Single-Board Computer w/ 512MB DOM $30 each

[Turboman]

1x Vortex86SX/DX ISA Single-Board Computer w/ 512MB DOM $30 each

[cuttingedgecs]

Vortex86SX/DX ISA Single-Board Computer $25

[svmlegacy]

I'll take the last one if Carlos doesn't take it.

[stamasd]

Ah, wish I had seen this sooner. I would be interested in one, if more become available.

Not to mention - I spy with my little eye, a footprint for a PCI slot, and I happen to have an amount of NIB PCI connectors, one of which could be soldered there...