A True Classic

This is an album on my first ever pc as a kid which i used to play Quake and Doom on and it is getting a rebuild as my friend spilled curry all over the motherboard, cpu and video card when we were having a serial link lan playing games together haha. i have found none of these machines in my life before and the machine has a few rare components in it so i have to make it last. The Adaptec Scsi card had a huge!!! cut out if it because the cpu is in the way so i soldered a couple of wire jumpers in to make the card work again for that missing chunk of pcb. Now the Ram sockets are only holding by one latch so they are bending in a curve from the stress lol! so i have to de-solder both of them and replace them with some metal tagged ones. There is also a trident video card, Dx33mhz 486 cpu and a Diamond sound card as they were backup parts. The specs will be put below.

Manufacture: Dell
Model Name: 210
Cpu: Intel Pentium Overdrive 83mhz (oc)-100mhz all 256k cache chips.
Motherboard: Intel Classic R Socket 2-3
Pretty surprising that a motherboard from 1992-3 has support for the overdrive and has all solid cap capacitors and motherboard manufactures boast about that now?
Ram: 2x 16mb 72pin Fpm simm max 32mb
Hdd: Fujitsu 2.6gb ide
Video Card: 16bit Isa Number Nine GXE32 2mb S3 928
Sound Card: 16Bit Isa Sound Blaster pro 2 ct1600 8bit upgrading to a 16bit SB32 CT3670 With AWE
Scsi: Adaptec 16bit isa Scsi card for iomega zip/Ditto
CD Rom: 12x speed
3.5" Floppy
Chipset: VLSI
And 1 blue led fan for a luagh :)
There could have been another few items lol a casio keyboard for my midi a mountain of floppy disks and a thrustmaster top gun joystick for ef2k or known as tfx

All images were taken by a floppy driver camera :)