This is a micro-ATX motherboard with a processor and a processor fan and 256 megabytes (total) of IBM RAM in two DIMMs. I can't recall the speed of the processor and I don't want to take the fan off to examine it. It's at least 466 MHz and I think it may be almost twice that. The motherboard has onboard graphics with VGA out. It has two USB connectors. This item works but it's, as far as I could tell, an unusual board that Linuxes tend not to like very much, and even Windows may not cooperate easily with support for the soundcard or whatever. For those reasons, it's sold "as is," and inexpensively. I'll throw in an IDE ribbon cable.
