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As part of an auction lot of more recent PCs, I got an old IBM server from the early 1990s. Once I opened it up, just looking at the boards I had a feeling this might be something someone was more interested in. I carefully removed from the PC, but do not know if it was working. I am guessing there is a 486 under one of the heat sinks at the end. Any input?
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/attac...tid=3337&stc=1
Probably best to try to test units first.........If motherboard will post usually worth more
I pulled the motherboard as well. I guess it's to eBay with the set.
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