Vintage Desktop Computer- Tatung 386SX 1988

Tatung  Intel 386SX 16Mhz (1988)

8Mb 30 pin RAM (8x1Mb)

Tseng 3000AX 256Kb VGA/EGA ISA graphics card

82Mb Quantum IDE Hard drive

1.4Mb 3.5 Floppy drive (new)

1.2Mb 5.25 Floppy drive

PS/2 Mouse & Keyboard ports

2 x 9 pin Serial ports

1 x Printer port

IBM PS/2 Keyboard

Genius PS/2 Optical mouse (new)

Everything is 100% working.

This was a complete strip down refurbish.

CMOS Ni-Cad battery replaced with modern CR2032.

All socked IC were removed, sockets and pins were de-oxidized.

Has Turbo On/Off which drops it down to 8Mhz so you can play the old games that run too fast**

**     CTLR +    CTRL -      will also toggle the Turbo

Note: One quirk.  Long story short, you need to press F1 on every boot.  

Long story: On boot the BIOS will halt with a memory mismatch Press F1 to continue. It will then boot and work 100% with no problems. I have tried many different RAM modules and run every memory checker know to me and there are NO RAM problem. So, I am not 100% sure why it does this. I suspect it is a BIOS coding bug brought on by the current mix of hardware. The BIOS is an early on-screen type and is very limited in options eg Gate A20 settings.   So its just a nuisance bug and not a real fault.