AP5200IF Industrial CPU Board, Pentium 166, 64MB RAM, cache, cables & ICP box For Sale

AP5200IF Industrial CPU Board, Pentium 166, 64MB RAM, cache, cables & ICP box
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AP5200IF Industrial CPU Board, Pentium 166, 64MB RAM, cache, cables & ICP box:
$95.00

Here is an industrial CPU board made in 1996 or 1997 for a PICMG backplane. It looks new, smells new, and comes in a box with cables. However, the model number on the box refers to a newer PICMG CPU board by ICP America . This board has part number AP5200IF, but the manufacturer is unknown. The CPU is an Intel Pentium non-MMX running at 166 MHz. The board uses an Intel 430FX chipset and has four 72-pin SIMM sockets, two of which are filled with 32MB FPM SIMMs for 64MB total, upgradeable to 128MB. The 160-pin socket next to it is filled with a 256K COAST ("cache on a stick"). The end of the board has two DB9 serial ports and two PS/2 ports. There are headers for two IDE cables, a floppy cable, and a parallel port. All these cables, as well as a PS/2 to AT keyboard adapter are included in the box.
Note that a CPU cooler is necessary but not included. There is a well-marked pin header with a white shield above the CPU, for powering a fan.
I do not call this a single-board computer, because it does not contain any graphics processor or video output. I do not have a PICMG backplane with which to test it. I do not think it was made by IBM either, despite some other sellers' descriptions of this same model.I welcome questions from interested buyers.I offer a 30 day return privilege and free shipping to any U.S. zip code.
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