Siemens Nixdorf Scenic Pro D5 200M

Modular industrial rig.

Upgrade plan

Plan is to use as CD/DVD writer and as a test rig for sound-blaster based MS-DOS demos.

✅ RAM: 256 MB / 2x 128MB Kingston ValueRAM KVR133X64C3/128
✅ OS: upgrade WIN95 to WIN98SE
✅ DVD/CD-RW: NEC ND-1100A F/W:1.80 H/W:01 (from a previous rig)
- Read: 40xCD and 16xDVD
- Write: 16xCD-R 10xCD-RW 4xDVD+R 2.4xDVD+RW (CLV: Constant Linear Velocity)
HDD: Disk On Module IDE Flash Drive to replace the weary and noisy Fujitsu
✅ AUDIO: 10€ refurbished Aztech AT3300-E (PNPID:AZT3002) as a cheap SoundBlaster replacement (I know, this is not a great pick - No FM sound)
AUDIO: may try the PicoGUS at some point
NIC: 3Com 3C905C-TX-M ETHERLINK 10/100Mbps

Siemens-Nixdorf S26361-D1034-E12 GS 1 (intel configuration)
CPU: Socket 7 Intel up to 233Mhz with MMX (P54C/P54CS/P55C)
Chipset: Intel 430TX (PCIset TX Triton II)
- PCI 2.1
- FSB Speed: 66 Mhz
- Cache: 256KB
- 2x RAM Slots: 256 MB max (FPM / EDO / SDRAM)
Southbridge: Intel 82371AB PIIX4 (PCI IDE ISA Xcelerator)
- HDD: UltraDMA/33 (ATA-4)
- PWM: ACPI
I/O ports:
- 3x PCI Slots
- 2x ISA Slots
- 1x Floppy interface
- 2x IDE interfaces (40-pin)
- 1x PS/2 keyboard
- 1x PS/2 mouse
- 1x Parallel port
- 2x Serial ports
- 2x USB 1.1 (system board option)