Slot 1, with a slot converter. Either a socket 370 celeron, P2 or P3. 72 pin SDRAM for the memory.
It's an old school PC, and similar machines are typically skip bait these days. Good old 16 bit ISA cards, dating back to the late '80s (they had their debut on the IBM AT as an extension to the original 8 bit slots).
As an OEM from that era, when good PSUs were rare, I'd go looking for a Corsair VX430 to replace it with, that should have the 5v power output needed to run something like that. You want a PSU with a LOT of 5v grunt, as that rail runs almost everything from that time.
Strip it down, look for burned out fans and failed power supply, along with leaking caps on the motherboard.
For LEGO: A VESA bus slot is a 32 bit slot which has that same ISA connector with a second extension on the end with a different pin density, it's a competitor to the original PCI. That's not a Sun made box, because Sun (the computer maker) didn't go x86 until very late in the day. This is a machine built to run a Sun (the car diagnostics machine people) diagnostic machine, it's not a Sun (the computer people) computer.
It's an old school PC, and similar machines are typically skip bait these days. Good old 16 bit ISA cards, dating back to the late '80s (they had their debut on the IBM AT as an extension to the original 8 bit slots).
As an OEM from that era, when good PSUs were rare, I'd go looking for a Corsair VX430 to replace it with, that should have the 5v power output needed to run something like that. You want a PSU with a LOT of 5v grunt, as that rail runs almost everything from that time.
Strip it down, look for burned out fans and failed power supply, along with leaking caps on the motherboard.
For LEGO: A VESA bus slot is a 32 bit slot which has that same ISA connector with a second extension on the end with a different pin density, it's a competitor to the original PCI. That's not a Sun made box, because Sun (the computer maker) didn't go x86 until very late in the day. This is a machine built to run a Sun (the car diagnostics machine people) diagnostic machine, it's not a Sun (the computer people) computer.














