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Nobody is fabbing more of the custom silicon you're going to find in non-PC vintage computers. There are FPGA-based replacements for some custom chips of yore,
by EvanAnderson 2y ago
Nobody is fabbing more of the custom silicon you're going to find in non-PC vintage computers. There are FPGA-based replacements for some custom chips of yore, but there won't be any more real SID, POKEY, etc, chips.
- Sunspark 2y agoI think people would buy a new motherboard with ISA and AGP slots even today. I still have old pieces that can make a complete system, just not the motherboard because they all died.
- Dwedit 2y agoSomeone figured out how to get ISA slots on Broadwell-era motherboards by highjacking the TPM port.