Vintage Soyo 5TB2 AT Motherboard ISA/PCI, I/O w/Pentium 75, 16MB, Cables —TESTED For Sale

Vintage Soyo 5TB2 AT Motherboard ISA/PCI, I/O w/Pentium 75, 16MB, Cables —TESTED
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Vintage Soyo 5TB2 AT Motherboard ISA/PCI, I/O w/Pentium 75, 16MB, Cables —TESTED:
$85.00

American seller
member for over 20 years.

RARE Soyo 5TB2 Socket-7 AT Motherboard
Includes: Intel Pentium-75, 16MB EDO 60ns DRAM
Intel 430FX (Triton) chipset
256K SRAM Write-Back Pipeline Burst Cache
4x ISA, 4x PCI slots
Multi-I/O — FDD/IDE/1P/2S,PS/2
sn. 90859
Fully Tested with 30 day warranty against defects

  • Manufactured by Soyo in October 1995. We purchased directly from Soyo Nov 29, 1995 for our own PC production.
  • This board was removed during a routine upgrade decades ago and has remained unused, packed in protected storage ever since.
  • Fully tested using Ultra-X professional diagnostics (see test results attached).
  • Intel Pentium 75 MHz installed
  • 16MB 60ns Toshiba EDO DRAM installed.
  • Perpetual Dallas RTC — modified with an easily replaceable modern CR2032 cell.
  • Includes — universal floppy cable, supports both 3.5" (pin connector) and 5.25" (card edge) floppy drives.
  • Includes — dual IDE cable, supports two drives.
  • Includes — IBM parallel and DB9 serial header cables.
    • Note: Not widely known is there are TWO standard configurations for COM port headers: DTK and Everex (AKA staggered and sequential) which are completely incompatible with each other. Using the wrong header cable won't work at all (the signals will be on the wrong pins). Most online sellers do not identify the type they're selling, which can lead to immense frustration if it's the wrong type. The included DB9 header cable is correct for this board.
  • Includes PS/2 mouse header, but cable is not included (available on ).
  • NO CORROSION.
  • Includes p rinted copy of the original manual — High resolution scan of the original manual with all jumper settings.
  • 30 day warranty.

You will receive exactly the item you see in the photos.

Shipped via fast USPS Priority Mail with full tracking. Shipped from a USPS SCF (Sectional Center Facility) so delivery anywhere within the U.S. is only a few days away (excluding the occasional USPS misdirect).

NOTES ON TESTING:
• All low-level core functions are tested with Ultra-X professional diagnostic software specifically designed to test these early motherboards.
• Tests included a burn-in loop of more than 10 minutes (see attached report for list of tests performed).
• Memory slots fully populated so all memory slots are tested.
• For practical reasons, I cannot test every slot, memory combination, processor, header, port, or configuration, etc.

RETURNS:
• Sold with 30 Day Warranty — If the board fails or a defect is found within 30 days of purchase, I will stand behind the product.
• Please contact me with details of any issue so we can resolve the problem or work out an appropriate solution.
• I will provide a reasonable amount of technical assistance if you have questions concerning the configuration or proper use of the item.
• Buyer's remorse returns must be in original condition, in original packaging, and may be subject to a deduction to cover the cost of retesting.
• Generally, the original shipping cost will not be refunded.



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