IBM Controller Card MCA 25H3016 11G16X9761-01 Chips F65535 VGA PS/2 Vintage For Sale

IBM Controller Card MCA 25H3016 11G16X9761-01 Chips F65535 VGA PS/2 Vintage
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IBM Controller Card MCA 25H3016 11G16X9761-01 Chips F65535 VGA PS/2 Vintage:
$156.80

Working Pull. Guaranteed to work in a compatible system
Ships within 24 hours in an anti-static bag and sturdy box.

• Brand: IBM
• Model: 25H3016 / 11G16X9761-01
• Interface: MCA

This vintage IBM controller card is a genuine component for PS/2 systems using Micro Channel Architecture. It features a Chips F65535 A VGA controller and IBM-branded ICs. The board includes components from Toshiba and Sony, ensuring reliability for legacy environments.

• Part Number: 25H3016
• Alternate P/N: 11G16X9761-01
• Main Chipset: Chips F65535 A
• Bus Type: MCA

Vintage Computing, Retro Tech, IBM PS2, Micro Channel Architecture, MCA Card, Legacy Hardware, Server Parts, Industrial Controller, VGA Controller, Chips Technologies, 1990s Electronics, Computer History, System Upgrade, Replacement Part, Collectible Tech

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