ISA 16bit Ind. Stand. Arc. slots

I want to install a new motherboard as I noted in my previous posts
However, I just noticed that none of the motherboards that I have
looked at have ISA slots. I have a older 56K that was top of the line
when I bought it and it still works fine. I don't want to replace it
but it has to plug into a ISA slot.

Do they still make motherboards with ISA slots?

Thanks

Ummm, Soyo SY-P41, Supermicro Super PCS4A, DFI CA64-TC



Bob wrote in message ...
I want to install a new motherboard as I noted in my previous posts
However, I just noticed that none of the motherboards that I have
looked at have ISA slots. I have a older 56K that was top of the line
when I bought it and it still works fine. I don't want to replace it
but it has to plug into a ISA slot.

Do they still make motherboards with ISA slots?

Thanks

In article , Bob wrote:
I want to install a new motherboard as I noted in my previous posts
However, I just noticed that none of the motherboards that I have
looked at have ISA slots. I have a older 56K that was top of the line
when I bought it and it still works fine. I don't want to replace it
but it has to plug into a ISA slot.

USR Courier? Thats the one I gave away when I donated my old PC.

Do they still make motherboards with ISA slots?

I don't think so.

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Do they make them? I don't know. I did buy a Soyo a few years back, and I tried
to cantact Soyo customer service with questions regarding the memory types and
stuff like that. I never had any replies back, no responses to my emails &
faxes. The motherboard lasted for about a year, and then the onboard sound
died. After that, I replaced the motherboard with a good used one from another
computer. That was the last time I bought a motherboard (sometime around 2000,
I guess). If I had to buy one again, I'd look at the big top-of-the-line
companies like Intel. It's been years since I've been online to look at their
web pages.
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