Hi, The Y2K board woks fine. A recommendation;  though as Larry
stated the price is a little high.  $60.0 (US), $129 (Australian).
I just gave "SDR" a birthday, Y2K board, 1 gig hard disk and a
network card.

Arie



Larry Cochrane wrote:

>
>
> I bought a Y2K board a while back. I finally had some time to play around
> with it the other day.  It seems to work fine. I tried  it on a non Y2K
> complaint motherboard running SDR. After plug it in it fixed the date
> problem without interfering with SDR. The board I bought is made by
> American Megatrends Inc.  It cost almost $60.00 USD, a little high for a
> very small board that only has 3 ICs on it. The board also has a set of
> jumpers to select the BIOS address. I just used the default setting of C800.
>
> -Larry Cochrane
> Redwood City, PSN
>
> At 08:33 PM 7/4/99 +0800, you wrote:
> >Hi, I thinking of buying a Y2K card that fits in the ISA slot of my old
> >486 computer.  It sounds quick and easy fix. Has anyone had any
> >experience with this type of card. All the computer runs is Win95
> >(networked) and  Larry's program SDR.
> >


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