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ACMA 386-33 Vintage 386 PC – Gotek USB, ATI VGA Wonder XL, Sound Blaster
Offered for sale is an extremely clean ACMA 386-33 vintage PC, featuring an Intel 386DX-33 processor and several excellent upgrades that make this system much easier and more enjoyable to use with vintage software and games.
Features & Upgrades
- Intel 386-33 CPU
- Gotek USB floppy drive
- Flashed with FlashFloppy
- Custom display
- Conveniently loads disk images from a USB flash drive
- ATI VGA Wonder XL graphics card
- 5.25 Floppy Disk Drive
- Sound Blaster CT2800 sound card
- Includes original-style keyboard and mouse
- Exceptionally clean vintage computer
The Gotek/FlashFloppy upgrade is a great quality-of-life improvement while still keeping the authentic vintage-PC experience. It makes it much easier to load and use DOS software, games, utilities and disk images without having to rely on aging floppy disks.
The ATI VGA Wonder XL and Sound Blaster combination is also a great fit for a 386-era system and makes this a particularly nice machine for a vintage DOS gaming or retro-computing collection.
Condition
This is a very clean and well-maintained vintage system. Please examine the photos carefully for the overall cosmetic condition and included components.
As with any computer of this age, it is a vintage electronic device and may show minor signs of age or use. The system is being offered as pictured.
Shipping
This is a very heavy vintage computer, so it will be carefully packed to help ensure it arrives safely. I take extra care when packing vintage computers and will ship the same day or next business day whenever possible.
A great opportunity to add a clean, upgraded 386-33 system to a vintage PC, DOS gaming, or computer collection.
Computer, keyboard and mouse included as pictured. No other peripherals included.
