PC486.EXE — [DX2-66]486 DX2-66 Gaming PC
80486DX2, 66 MHz, 32 MB RAM, 256 MB HDD, VGA, Sound Blaster 16, 2x CD-ROM.
Front panel
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D:
empty (CD-ROM, 5.25″ / 2x)
Coming soon
A:
empty (1.44MB, 3.5″)
Power
Turbo
HDD
Turbo
Reset
Performance
Hard disk
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Removable media
Coming soon| A: | 3.5″ 1.44MB / 720KB floppy | Mount a raw .IMG |
| D: | 2x ATAPI CD-ROM | Mount a raw .ISO |
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System specs
| CPU | 80486DX2-66 (33 MHz bus, clock doubled), on-die FPU |
| RAM | 32 MB |
| Modes | Real mode, 16/32-bit protected mode, paging, virtual-8086 |
| Graphics | VGA/EGA + VESA BIOS Extensions, 1 MB video RAM, mode 13h, 256-color up to 1024×768 |
| Sound | Sound Blaster 16 (DSP 4.05), 16-bit stereo DMA, OPL3 FM, MPU-401 UART MIDI, PC speaker |
| Storage | 256 MB HDD (WD Caviar AC2250), 3.5″ floppy (NEC 765), 2x ATAPI CD-ROM with CD-DA audio |
| Input | 3-button PS/2 mouse |
| BIOS | Bochs legacy BIOS and the LGPL VGA BIOS (with VESA). The AMI and Award BIOSes of the era are still under copyright. |
| OS | Ships with FreeDOS 1.3, compatible with PC-DOS / MS-DOS 6.x |
| Not included | Gameport / joystick, SB-MIDI (30h/31h), serial / parallel ports |