Any tech-spotters in?

[localzuk]

Next one then. This should be a little harder...

With all that power related circuitry - some form of comms card?

[Willott]

Some sort of Riser card - pci-e to pci? (one of the chip numbers is a PCIe bridge)

[soapyfish]

PCI-e Modem with 8 RJ11 connections or other Tel-comms device with 8 connections

 

I am pretty sure that those silver blocks with the yellowish inserts are seen on modems/(other Tel-Coms Kit) not n anything else but I could be wrong

 

This is the closest Comparable hardware I can locate

https://www.perle.com/productimages/pci-ras%208%20port_xlg.jpg

Edited February 8, 2017 by soapyfish

[ICTDirect_Dave]

PCI-e Modem with 8 RJ11 connections or other Tel-comms device with 8 connections

 

I am pretty sure that those silver blocks with the yellowish inserts are seen on modems/(other Tel-Coms Kit) not n anything else but I could be wrong

 

This is the closest Comparable hardware I can locate

https://www.perle.com/productimages/pci-ras%208%20port_xlg.jpg

You're narrowing it down a little

 

 

Not that though. you're way out on the number of connections too.

[synaesthesia]

Chunky-ass components on something so relatively modern. That narrows it down to someone who doesn't specialise in computer hardware, but has to interface with it and does a fairly crap job as a result!

 

It's not Juniper is it?

[ICTDirect_Dave]

Chunky-ass components on something so relatively modern. That narrows it down to someone who doesn't specialise in computer hardware, but has to interface with it and does a fairly crap job as a result!

 

It's not Juniper is it?

 

hahaha! no, but it made me lol

[Willott]

2 ports, ISDN? maybe not RJ11 (seem to be 8 tracks going to possible ports on the right hand side of picture)?

 

Further looking - 48 channel E1 fax modem?

Edited February 8, 2017 by Willott

[ICTDirect_Dave]

2 ports, ISDN? maybe not RJ11 (seem to be 8 tracks going to possible ports on the right hand side of picture)?

Further looking - 48 channel E1 fax modem?

 

That's close enough.

 

It's one of these beauties.

 

Brooktrout TR1034+E8-8L-R 901-007-12 Fax Board | eBay

[Willott]

Damnit Dave, I was on the dialogic website trawling my way through possible options!

[ICTDirect_Dave]

Haha! Well good detective work right there!

 

I'm gonna see what else I can find to tax you lot later on.

[Dos_Box]

My turn.

 

 

Just to make it a bit harder, this has been modded.

[GuyJD]

Only half the fans connected :/

[sted]

My turn.

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41432[/ATTACH]

 

Just to make it a bit harder, this has been modded.

 

some old intel ide raid card?

[synaesthesia]

Voodoo 5?

[soapyfish]

Voodoo 5 SLi 6000 Intel Revision 1 (model 1000-1900)

 

Guru3d article on PCIe Express Scaling that has one interesing point | Overclockers Forums

Edited February 8, 2017 by soapyfish

[Dos_Box]

Voodoo 5 SLi 6000 Intel Revision 1 (model 1000-1900)

 

Guru3d article on PCIe Express Scaling that has one interesing point | Overclockers Forums

 

Yup, bit of a trick one as they never made it out to the shops before the company went 'POP'!

They also required an external power supply!

[synaesthesia]

I only recognised it as you've been chomping at the bit for one of those to come up!

[soapyfish]

I recognize the fan labels, they only ever showed up on Voodoo 5 series cards as far as I know.

[soapyfish]

One for the old timers I guess

[thebatman]

Ferrite bead memory?

[pcstru]

Yea oldie core memory.

[localzuk]

How about this one?

 

[soapyfish]

Yea oldie core memory.

 

Yep its Magnetic Core Memory

[synaesthesia]

Hard to judge scale, is that the corner of an old AS/400?

[Joanne]

HP Office LaserJet 4000?