>On Wed, 13 Feb 2002, Edson Brusque wrote:
>>     Sorry, what's "LPX" format motherboard???
>Lots of computers had them. One slot that is meant for a riser card,
>carries PCI and ISA signals(and an ISA card will plug and run in it
>without a riser). The board I liked is the Intel RU430HX because it is 8
>inches square, has onboard video(S3 Virge) and Yamaha audio, plus all the
>usual ports. Some versions of it have USB also. The audio is very good
>quality. Takes Socket 7 Pentiums. You can find them new still, from
>closeout dealers for about 15 or 20 $US.

        Edson, this one is simple: Remember that crap computers made by Acer and=
 Unisys some time ago in Brazil? That 486 with white square boxes, all made=
 of plastic? That boards are LPX. One big board with everything, and a=
 riser board with the ISA and PCI connectors. COMPAQ also used that ones.


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