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Kaimei ALI 386DX

Kaimei ALI 386DX Revision 1.1

Specifications

CPU support

Supported sockets:
  • PQFP132
Front Side Bus speed: 25/33/40 MHz
Supported architectures:
  • AMD Am386DX P9
  • Intel 80386DX i386
Note! Some steppings might require updated BIOS/microcode to work properly.
Supports external cache up to 128 kB
40 MHz i386DX onboard.
Optional 387 NPU socket.

System memory

  • Type: FPM
    2 memory channels on 8x 30-pin SIMM
    ECC memory is optional
Max supported: 32.00 MB

Platform

Northbridge/MCH: ALI M1429
512 kbit Parallel BIOS ROM

Power supply

Main board power: AT

Expansion slots

1 8-bit ISA slot
5 16-bit ISA slots

Rear I/O ports

AT-style keyboard DIN connector

Internal I/O headers

Storage

Circuit board

Baby AT form factor
PCB manufactured in the year 1993

Gallery

Board picture

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