IBM Personal System/2 Model 90 XP 486
Type | 8590-AH9 |
Serial | 55-0Z5L0 |
Manufacturer | IBM United Kingdom Ltd. |
FCC ID | AN08590B25 |
Pre-loaded software | IBM OS/2 2.0 |
Date | July 1992 |
Physical description
Type | Desktop |
Dimensions (HxWxD) | 140 x 440 x 430 mm |
Weight | 11.4 Kg |
Drive bays | 3 x 3.5" half-height, 1 x 5.25" half-height (all accessible) |
Power supply | 194 W, 110-220VAC manual voltage switch (dated 9227) |
Main board
Chipset/Manufacturer | IBM (planar id FF6F) |
Bus | Micro Channel (MCA) 32-bit |
Expansion slots | 4 x 32-bit MCA (1 w. video ext., 3 available), one 64-bit for processor complex (proprietary), two 64-bit for memory cards (proprietary) |
Interface | FDD (2 units) |
Video | Integrated 16-bit XGA display adapter (1024x768, 16 colours; 640x480, 256 colours) |
Ports | PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse, 2 buffered serial (UART 16550A), parallel, XGA |
Cards
Processor |
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Memory | 2 memory riser cards (dated 9229) - each card features 4 sockets for 70ns 72-pin SIMMs, parity checked (PS/2 proprietary) (**) | ||||||||||||
Installed RAM | 24 Mb 70ns on riser cards (4 x 4 Mb SIMMs type 71F7010, 4 x 2 Mb type 87F5041, all und.) | ||||||||||||
SCSI Controller | IBM 32-bit PS/2 bus master SCSI adapter/A w. 512 Kb cache (id 8EFF) (sticker 15/07/92) |
Storage
Diskette drive | 1.44 Mb, 3.5" slim-height (Alps DFP723, 92-16) |
Hard disk | Model WDS-3160 (160 Mb) SCSI, 3.5" half-height |
Trivia
Acquisition | May 2000, bought for a few $ together w. some other appliances, including PS/2 system units and 8514 monitors |
Condition | Very good, working |
Installed sw | IBM OS/2 Warp 3.0 (Italian) |
Repairs/modifications | Removed token-ring adapter, added 4 x 2 Mb memory SIMMs (it had 16 Mb only) |
Current status | All hw working |
Current O.S. | IBM PC-DOS 5.02 (Italian) |
Spare parts | Almost everything: drives, power supply, etc. |
Notes
(*) Existing processor complex can be changed with a newer one (Type-2, 3, or 4, CPUs up to Pentium-90), supporting up to 256 Mb of RAM.
(**) Slower 80ns SIMMs can be used instead. With a Type-1 complex SIMMs must be installed in pairs.
Peripherals: KEYBOARDS, MONITORS, MICES, PRINTERS