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Packard Bell Executive MM 923 D

Motherboard RH-TKTH

Packard Bell at its mid-nineties height, when it was the biggest name in retail PC sales and almost unknown to anybody who bought direct: a Pentium on an LPX board with the graphics, the sound and the CD-ROM already fitted, so the carton held the whole computer. Assembled in France for the European market. Ordinary then and uncommon now — they were bought to be used up, and nobody thought to keep one.

Details

ManufacturerPackard Bell
ModelExecutive MM 923 D
Year1996
SerialPSPK62206749
ConditionWorking
SourceTME Matt
Acquired2026-09-05
Installed inRH-9239
Referencehttps://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/intel-pl430fx-advanced-pl-thousand-oaks

Machine

Catalogue modelExecutive MM 923 D — Packard Bell, 1996

Chips fitted — what is marked on each

CPU

Intel Pentium

Video

Cirrus Logic CL-GD5440

Specs

Chipset Intel 430FX
CPU family Pentium-class
Form factor proprietary
RAM slots 4× 72-pin SIMM
Slots 3× 16-bit ISA, 2× PCI
BIOS AMI 1.00.07.CP0R
Onboard video VGA CL-GD5440
Ports 2× IDE, Floppy, Serial, Parallel, PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse
Cache COAST

Files

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History

2026-09-06
fetched a photo from the reference
2026-09-06
year: (empty) → 1996 serial: (empty) → PSPK62206749 condition: (empty) → Working source: (empty) → TME Matt acquired_date: (empty) → 2026-09-05 url: (empty) → https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/intel-pl430fx-advanced-pl-thousand-oaks Chipset: (empty) → Intel 430FX CPU family: (empty) → Pentium-class Form factor: (empty) → proprietary RAM slots: (empty) → 4× 72-pin SIMM Slots: (empty) → 3× 16-bit ISA, 2× PCI BIOS: (empty) → AMI 1.00.07.CP0R Onboard video: (empty) → VGA CL-GD5440 Ports: (empty) → 2× IDE, Floppy, Serial, Parallel, PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse Cache: (empty) → COAST
2026-09-06
detached from computer RH-9239

Photographs

1
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