Seeing that I've had to remove the Voodoo5 from my EPIC Socket 8 build in order for it to accommodate the two Voodoo2's that I purchased for the EPIC Dual Pentium Pro Build (Which just didn't want to work in that motherboard), I've had to come up with a new idea as to how to do the Voodoo5 the justice that it deserves!
So I've gone ahead and purchased a Supermicro "SUPER 370DE6 REV 1.2 Motherboard"!!!
JUST LOOK AT THIS MONSTER!!!
Here are its specifications according to its PDF user manual:
Here's its general block diagram:
Here's its info according to the Supermicro website: (notice the difference in max CPU MHz)
It will be installed in the Corsair CC-9011227-WW iCUE 7000X RGB Tempered Glass White Steel Full Tower Desktop Chassis that I originally purchased for my EPIC Dual Pentium Pro build!
And this gives you an idea as to how it will look, or how much of the case it will fill:
I have prepared the case so long by removing the parts that I won't need!
JUST LOOK AT THIS PILE OF SCRAP METAL THAT I"VE PAID GOOD MONEY FOR!!
I've also fitted the standoffs required to mount the E-ATX board and installed my seemingly small 750W Power Supply
Because the case is so large and doesn't have a drive bay to accommodate my SCSI optical drive, I plan to velcro it into position as you see it in the above picture, as it will be easy to wire up neatly in this position (The ribbon cable will be well hidden!) and there's plenty of space for the drive tray to extend towards the rear of the case!
So it's ready to receive this monster of a motherboard once it arrives from the US!
So I've gone ahead and purchased a Supermicro "SUPER 370DE6 REV 1.2 Motherboard"!!!
JUST LOOK AT THIS MONSTER!!!

Here are its specifications according to its PDF user manual:


Here's its general block diagram:

Here's its info according to the Supermicro website: (notice the difference in max CPU MHz)

It will be installed in the Corsair CC-9011227-WW iCUE 7000X RGB Tempered Glass White Steel Full Tower Desktop Chassis that I originally purchased for my EPIC Dual Pentium Pro build!
And this gives you an idea as to how it will look, or how much of the case it will fill:

I have prepared the case so long by removing the parts that I won't need!
JUST LOOK AT THIS PILE OF SCRAP METAL THAT I"VE PAID GOOD MONEY FOR!!

I've also fitted the standoffs required to mount the E-ATX board and installed my seemingly small 750W Power Supply

Because the case is so large and doesn't have a drive bay to accommodate my SCSI optical drive, I plan to velcro it into position as you see it in the above picture, as it will be easy to wire up neatly in this position (The ribbon cable will be well hidden!) and there's plenty of space for the drive tray to extend towards the rear of the case!
So it's ready to receive this monster of a motherboard once it arrives from the US!
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