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I have a bunch of these caddies. All used but OK. Will fit any 750 ,755, 360 machine. NOTE: don't fit in a 760 (well you can make them fit but....requires a lot of plastic trimming.) Caddy by itself $35 US 3rd party caddies are over $50 and ugly ;-} 170 Mb Disk by itself $35 US Disk and Caddy $59 Shipping is extra but shouldn't be much over $4 Warrany ? Against DOA .... ..peter.. 604-222-7384 work and voice mail vancouver CANADA The TP bios will handle any? (up to 8.4 Gig ) HD The AMD is pin compatible with the i486SX .The Clock multiplier pins need to be set correctly though. How is you surface mount soldering skill (grin) AMD has /had a booklet describing what changes needed to be made to migrate an existing design to to AMD DX-4 >Hi guys, > >I just joined the list, and I normally would lurk for a while, but I >really need to get cracking. > >I recently got several Thinkpad 360C's. I thought they were faster >computers (486 DX4-100s) but as it turns out they are only 486SX-33s. >A company called Corporate Upgrades is willing to upgrade these computers >to Am5x86-133 chips, however, for $398, I could probably do better. >Has anyone tried this upgrade? Is the Am5x86 pin compatible with the >486SX-33? My 486SX-33 is 208pin, surface mount, and the AMD chip is >available also as a 208 pin surface mount chip. > >Are there any other ways to upgrade these computers? Maybe I can swap >system boards? Any help would be appreciated. > >My next problem is the computers need hard drives. However, what drives >will fit? The height isn't a factor, but the 360C appears to need a >hard drive cradle/adaptor to fit a standard 2.5inch drive. Can I get >one of these cradles? Does the 360C have a bios limit on size of the >Hard Drive? >