cg108fep@icogsci1.ucsd.edu (Dennis Lou) (05/07/90)
I am about to get a 386SX mother board from Microlab in Michigan. Their prices are cheap and I like the fact that I can put it on my Discover card. Has anyone had any problems with them? Their SX board sells for $329, btw. -- Dennis Lou DISCLAIMER: Disclaimers don't work! pa1568@sdcc13.ucsd.edu or cg108fep@icogsci1.ucsd.edu icogsci1 is flaky; sdcc13 is your best bet
herrj@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Jonathan R. Herr) (05/07/90)
I purchased my hard drive and printer from them. They both have been working great with no troubles. The rep was most helpful in making sure that I'd have everything neccessary for installation and nothing extra. I received my equipment the very day they promised. ==|Jonathan R. Herr|---|herrj@silver.ucs.indiana.edu|---|Standard Disclaimer|== = And If you feel that you can't go on. And, your will is sinking low. = = Just believe and you can't go wrong. In the light you will find the road. = ================================|Led Zeppelin|=================================
scherer@dtrc.dt.navy.mil (Scherer) (05/08/90)
You posted a price of 329.00 for 386SX system board. Thats a fair price but you might want to inquire whether or not the board accepts DRAM memory chips or SIPP modules. If it only accepts SIPP it will cost you alot more to populate the module than if it took DRAM. There are suppliers out their that may charge 10.00 - 20.00 more for the card but will take DRAM.
bbs.whizzie@dsoft.UUCP (Mauro Quaglia) (05/10/90)
I've purchased a 286 machine, ST250 hardrive and monitor from MicroLab. I've had no problem with hardware and their prices are very competitive.