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From: sullivan@osl475a.erim.org (Richard Sullivan)
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Subject: Re: 80386 accelarator cards for the 8088?
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Date: 15 Apr 91 15:52:37 GMT
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In-reply-to: hammerr@silver.ucs.indiana.edu's message of Thu, 11 Apr 91 14:46:55 GMT


I have a SOTA 286i accelerator card in my Zenith 151 and have had no
trouble with it for over 2 years.  It only required a new bios from
Zenith so that the timing would work right.  I might be that a SOTA
386i would work as well but I have *no* experience to back that up.
BTW, my 151 was purchased when the model was discontinued (~1985) and
so might be different than older models.  If the original poster is
interested I have also installed a Paradise 16/8 bit VGA card which
required some simple hardware modifications to allow the removal of
the CGA card.

I have no association with Zenith, SOTA, or Western Digital except as
a satisfied customer.

Richard