What's inside this late 90s vintage PC?

What's inside this old vintage PC and will it work or is it dead? Find out in this video as we go old school. #chill #calm #vintagepc
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[@marram6129]

ide wow

[@vanderlinde4you]

Chip runs at 188Mhz but does have a PR (Performance rating) of usually a Pentium 233Mhz. However the FPU which was often used in games like Quake is terrible. Was a good cheaper alternative and offered better performance for in business applications.

[@DJLKM1]

Lovely clean little machine, i was hoping it was an AT system, but still a sweet old ATX though.

[@GreatLordEli]

AT s7 is very nostalgic for me but an ATX s7 board is really nice though, pretty much the oldest platform you can get with that standard

[@DJLKM1]

@@GreatLordEli I have 3 AT S7 full systems, Ive had ATX S7 systems in the past also. Been building, repairing and restoring computers for almost 40yrs now and love it all.

[@semloh1870]

What sound chip does it have? ESS?

[@cioa9299]

whats that red switch they glued?

[@joshwa1234]

This is a 110/240v switch so that the power supply can be manufactured and sold to counties with different voltages. If you accidentally switched it and plugged it in you could end up with the power supply blowing up (esp on cheaper power supplies).