Kahenraz wrote on Yesterday, 04:31:

Cypher321 wrote on Yesterday, 03:27:

Came to find out the second board was an ABIT KT7A-Raid! The boards finally arrived yesterday and are sitting on my workbench for inspection. Super excited to have this board and I'm thinking I'm going to make this into a system as my main win98 machine so my beloved CUV266 gets a rest.

I sell replacement capacitor kits for these on eBay. Someone just bought a kit the other day. Curious if it was you, since I spotted your post.

Nope, wasn't me but feel free to PM me your store. Always happy to support a small business.

Cypher321 wrote on Yesterday, 03:27:

While perusing for socket 478 motherboards on sleazeBay, I found a lot of two mobos that came with boxes and accessories. While the first board of the lot matched the box (MSI PT880 Neo), the second had the wrong look for the era that prompted a closer inspection. Came to find out the second board was an ABIT KT7A-Raid! The boards finally arrived yesterday and are sitting on my workbench for inspection. Super excited to have this board and I'm thinking I'm going to make this into a system as my main win98 machine so my beloved CUV266 gets a rest.

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I had the KT7, KT7-Raid, KT7A and KT7A-Raid boards back in the day. Not sure how I ended up with all 4 of the versions but they were pretty popular for Overclocking those t-birds back then. I still have one or two of em around here somewhere.

Bought these rarish PCMCIA cards. Panasonic CF-JTV101 - a TV tuner and a Noteworthy PC Card Digital Camera - a clone of Canon PowerShot30. Not to be confused with Canon CE300 that works only with PC110 palmtop. Noteworthy/PS30 have normal Windows drivers. My understanding is that all these cameras were made by Toshiba actually.
Drivers for these cards can be found on my page here https://archive.org/details/@seadude66

Just picked up this GeForce 2 GTS from eBay (seller's picture). I have one in my Pentium III build, but this one looks better, and the price was decent: $34 shipped, the same amount I paid for my current one. I starting playing a lot of PC games in 1999, so I'm kind of a sucker for the GeForce 2 <GTS|Pro|Ultra> series.

Not sure where it's going to go. Might have to put together another build for it...