Item Title

Vintage Huge Full Tower AT PC Socket 7 Turbo LED 5.25 3.5 Floppy Retro Gaming Rig

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Item Description

Travel straight back to the mid-1990s and the absolute pinnacle of classic beige computing with an authentic, industrial-scale centerpiece: a massive Vintage Custom Full-Tower Baby AT Retro Gaming PC!

Towering over standard desktop PCs on its wide-stance splayed pedestal feet, this heavy-gauge steel full-tower is an authentic, period-correct time capsule from the dawn of the multimedia era. It features the legendary front control cluster: a push-button Turbo Switch, front Keylock barrel switch, Reset button, and the iconic dual-digit 7-segment LED MHz display panel that defined enthusiast battlestations of the 1990s.

Under the hood lies an authentic mid-1990s Socket 7 / Baby AT architecture platform built around a classic Biostar / UMC PCI/ISA motherboard (UMC UM8886AF / UM8891AF / UM8892AF chipset) with Socket 7 CPU support, Award 1995 BIOS, multiple 72-pin SIMM memory banks, native dual-channel IDE headers, and an active ball-bearing heatsink fan cooling assembly.

Loaded with period-essential storage and expansion cards across its rear brackets, this system comes pre-configured with:

• An integrated 5.25" 1.2MB Floppy Disk Drive (an absolute must-have for classic DOS / early PC boot disks)

• A standard 3.5" 1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive

• An internal Creative / Sound Blaster 16-bit ISA Sound Card with rear joystick/gameport and 3.5mm analog audio jacks

• A dedicated PCI VGA Graphics Video Accelerator Card

• A multi-I/O bracket expansion card featuring dual DB-25 parallel printer ports, dual DB-9 serial COM ports, and a legacy DIN-5 AT keyboard jack

• An internal HP Colorado 1400 QIC tape backup drive and high-speed CD-ROM optical drive

For retro PC gamers, vintage hardware collectors, and archivists, full-tower AT systems with working Turbo displays and dual 5.25"/3.5" floppy bays are becoming exceptionally rare. The system powers on and functions. It is sold without a hard drive, leaving it wide open for you to install an IDE hard disk, CompactFlash-to-IDE adapter, or DOM SSD and configure your favorite installation of MS-DOS 6.22, Windows 3.11, or Windows 95/98!

Key Specifications & Retro Hardware Details

• Chassis: Industrial Full-Tower Baby AT Steel Chassis with Wide Stance Base Pedestal

• Motherboard: Baby AT Socket 7 Motherboard (UMC 8886/8891 PCIset Architecture / Award BIOS 1995)

• Processor (CPU): Socket 7 Processor under active AAVID ball-bearing cooling heatsink fan

• Memory (RAM): 72-Pin SIMM RAM installed across motherboard memory sockets

• Storage (HDD): No Hard Drive Included (Ready for your IDE HDD, CF adapter, or SD card emulator)

• Floppy & Removable Storage:

  • 1 x 5.25" High-Density Floppy Disk Drive

  • 1 x 3.5" 1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive

  • 1 x Internal High-Speed 5.25" CD-ROM Optical Drive

  • 1 x HP Colorado 1400 Internal QIC Tape Drive

• Expansion Cards Installed:

  • Dedicated PCI VGA Graphics Card with 15-Pin Analog Output (connects directly to CRT monitors)

  • Creative 16-Bit ISA Sound Card (CT Series) with Game/MIDI Port and 3.5mm Audio Jacks

  • Multi-I/O Expansion Brackets providing 2 x DB-25 Parallel Ports and 2 x DB-9 Serial COM Ports

• Front Panel Controls:

  • Push-Button Turbo Switch with Dual-Digit LED MHz Frequency Display

  • Central Power Rocker Switch & Reset Push-Button

  • Physical Keylock Barrel Switch with Status Indicators (Power, Turbo, HDD Activity)

• Power Supply (PSU): Heavy-Duty Baby AT Power Supply with Pass-Through Monitor AC Receptacle and 115V/230V Voltage Selector Switch

Condition Notes

• Functional Condition: Bench-tested and verified working. The internal AT power supply energizes immediately via the main power switch, the motherboard powers on, cooling fans spin freely, drive activity lights respond, and internal cards receive clean bus power. Please note: As pictured and stated, no hard drive or operating system is included; the buyer will need to supply their own storage media, configure BIOS drive parameters, and install their desired OS.

• Cosmetic Condition: Great vintage collector condition overall. The beige front bezel has aged with authentic, uniform vintage character and no major cracks or missing 5.25" bay bezels. The internal steel framework is solid and structurally sound with no rust, corrosion, or stripped chassis threading. Shows minor, normal cosmetic surface marks and light edge wear consistent with careful handling over the decades. Please review all high-resolution photos for an exact look at internal layout, cable routing, and physical cosmetics.

What's Included

• Vintage Full-Tower Custom AT Retro Gaming PC (Complete with motherboard, CPU cooler, installed cards, and drives)

• Heavy-Duty 3-Prong AC Power Cable

Professional Packaging & Shipping Notice (Heavy Freight Protection)

Full-tower AT computers house heavy-gauge steel chassis, delicate expansion cards, ribbon cable assemblies, and vintage magnetic drive heads that require specialized packaging. This tower will be encased in anti-static ESD shielding, padded generously with multiple layers of industrial high-density bubble wrap, and boxed inside a rigid, reinforced double-walled container to guarantee safe delivery directly to your vintage workshop. Local pickup in the Akron/Cleveland, OH area is also welcome!