Compaq ProSignia 5/60
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| Machine type | Series 3081 |
| Serial | (8339HFU50179) |
| Manufacturer | Compaq Computer Corp., U.K. |
| FCC ID | CNT75MCZ9 |
| Date | December 1993 |
Physical description
| Type | Tower (AUG 24 1993 print on bottom, disk assembly 07-14-93) |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 556 x 304 x 440 mm (incl. feet) |
| Drive bays | 5 x 3.5" (1 accessible), 3 x 5.25" half-height |
| Power supply | 300 W, 100-120/220-240VAC manual voltage switch |
Main board
| BIOS | Compaq, 4 Aug. 1993 |
| Processor | Intel Pentium 60 MHz (32-bit) PGA |
| Coprocessor | Integrated on Pentium (has FDIV bug) |
| External cache | Sockets for 256 Kb opt. cache |
| Memory | 16 Mb 70ns parity RAM onboard, plus 4 sockets for 70ns 72-pin SIMMs (parity, must be populated in groups of four) |
| Max on system board | 80 Mb (16 Mb + 4 x 16 Mb) |
| Bus | EISA 32-bit |
| Expansion slots | 7 EISA 32-bit |
| Video | Integrated Cirrus Logic CL-GD5420 Super-VGA display adapter w. 1 Mb memory |
| Interface | SCSI, FDD (2 units) |
| Ports | PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse, 2 buffered serial, parallel, VGA, SCSI |
Cards
| Installed RAM | 4 x 4 Mb 70ns parity SIMMs (two 9326 and two 9401on card) ADDITION |
| Ethernet | SMC 8216C (4593) ADDITION |
Storage
| Diskette drive | 1.44 Mb, 3.5" slim (Sony MFD-17W, 9303) |
| Hard disk | Compaq C2244 (525 Mb) SCSI, 3.5" (9351) |
| CD-ROM drive | Sony CDU561-31) SCSI (DECEMBER 1993) |
| Tape drive | Wangtek 5525ES, SCSI [end-93] ADDITION |
Trivia
| Acquisition | Jan. '03, gift, was in a deposit of dismissed appliances (together w. an IBM PS/2 95) |
| Condition | Good, was in need of configuration (memory/cards pulled off) |
| Installed O.S. | None |
| Repairs/modifications | Added 4 x 4 Mb memory SIMMs (it had 16 Mb only) and Ethernet card |
| Current status | All hw working, missing CD-caddy, tape drive has not been tested |
| Spare parts | Almost nothing |
Peripherals: KEYBOARDS, MONITORS, MICES, PRINTERS
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