Update on my ATX64 build. Soldering all done.

[@ryanbrooks1671]

Your English is excellent, don't worry about it.

[@brostenen]

Thanks. But I still think it is mediocre.

[@YarblekRW]

@@brostenen This is a normal sign of your competence. It really is just fine!

[@brostenen]

@@YarblekRW Thanks.

[@NicolaiSyvertsen]

People are just spoiled with content from youtubers that have lots of experience and training doing talks on or in front of a camera and with a script to boot. I mean this was what most of youtube was back in 2006. Anyways I didn't know this ATX64 project existed before now. Really interesting what people come up with.

[@brostenen]

@@NicolaiSyvertsen Well... There are those that have been into computers and followed the evolution of home computers since the 1970's. Me personally, have had computers as hobby, since the mid-1980's I did this video and others about the ATX-64. However you should check out the other two builds that are on youtube. Especially Nils, that have done tons of upgrades on his. He build a HDD controller and other nice stuff for his.

[@ted-b]

Looks fantastic, can't wait to see it finished! :)

[@brostenen]

There are some work yet. But I have the case. Once the board is fully working, then I will make another update.

[@u64]

Very good, you have really addressed all areas :-) By the way, it is also possible to build your own cards and then provide video and userport etc. via a card. Maybe I will create an Analog Video Card ;-)

[@brostenen]

Thanks for the kind words. Well... I just thought that I would adress all the features of the board, and especially make it clear that it is not ISA slots at all. I think people mistake it for ISA, because of the way the edge connectors look. So what better way, than to show it with an actual ISA card. 😁 But I hope this board will work the first time I boot it. If it does, then I have done a good job. Also, I did take note on the shortening of one of the ports on the reiser cards. So I just used a piece of cardboard. If the machine works, then I might add some epoxy on the bottom of the card, in order to get rid of the cardboard. That however is for the future. All in all. This is an impressive piece of machine that you have created the PCB's for. I love it. ❤️

[@u64]

@@brostenen I think it will run just from the start ;-)

[@brostenen]

@@u64 Thanks. Yup. I hope it will. I have just learned to never be 100 percent sure on these things.