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There was a version of windows NT that ran on the alpha. I don't think installing it would be much different than any other version of NT. Since NT is now abandoned, it is available for download...

That's a twin of the case we built our 486dx33 back in the early 1990s. It was a common computer case back then.

I'd check the system over and check the power supply, clock battery and ram and...

Yep, they are a rare bird as you've noticed. And if you come across one, PM me as I'd be interested in it. :)

These bring a higher price tag than the lower cache versions of the same cpu so they pass your definitely of 'rare'.

Are they the rarest? Not even close, but they are rare for their generation of...

So there should be a model number attached on the bottom somewhere. Post it and let's see if what you have is actually a clicking one. All of them make noise, but these REALLY make noise. And you...

Whew! I was afraid you had these toasted. Glad you hung onto them. :) Very neat set with sequential serial numbers!

If you ever want to get rid of these, I believe a have a good home for them. ...

Yep, not for a single core. And the PPros could execute 32-bit better than 16-bit code too. If the processor speeds were faster, these would have still be used today on lower end systems.

The...

When you press a key on the keyboard, there is an audible 'click' noise and usually a tactile feel that occurs around the same time as the click.

Check out this simulator of an IBM model M, one of...

You said it! These are extremely RARE CPUs as they came with double the on-board l2 cache as most Pentium Pros. In fact, until the last few years, there were no cpus with this much on-board l2...

I hate to bump an older thread, but I wanted to let you (and everyone else) know exactly what you have there. IBM clicking keyboards, and almost any brand clicking keyboards, in decent cleaned-up...