I have actually used the one I linked to in a customer's Emachine that the power supply went out on. It works fine with the CD, but the most you will hear about it online is 'I need drivers for xxxxx'.
I'm sure drivers for the individual parts could be located at the respective manufacturer's sites.
Geeks had a refurbished JetWay KT266A board with RAID for $19 plus shipping. It appears to be the same as some TigerDirect MachSpeed boards that I have seen and I'm guessing the refurb part was the caps. It's really tempting to get it since I have a few Socket A chips, but I would also have to get DDR memory for it and DDR2 is much cheaper ($30 for 1GB vs. $60).
Currently I'm stuck with the P3-733 machine which decided to bork itself last night. On a positive note it now has a 20GB notebook hard disk that used to be in my Thinkpad. It's not as fast as a desktop drive, but it's loads quieter than what was in there.
I'm sure drivers for the individual parts could be located at the respective manufacturer's sites.
Geeks had a refurbished JetWay KT266A board with RAID for $19 plus shipping. It appears to be the same as some TigerDirect MachSpeed boards that I have seen and I'm guessing the refurb part was the caps. It's really tempting to get it since I have a few Socket A chips, but I would also have to get DDR memory for it and DDR2 is much cheaper ($30 for 1GB vs. $60).
Currently I'm stuck with the P3-733 machine which decided to bork itself last night. On a positive note it now has a 20GB notebook hard disk that used to be in my Thinkpad. It's not as fast as a desktop drive, but it's loads quieter than what was in there.