DOS Hardware Index
From here you can delve into the history and technical details of a number of the more common DOS-era PCs. There are also copies of original drivers, apps and utilities that are specific to the manufacturer which we've made available for download.
Individual Components
Motherboards
A-Trend, Abit, AOpen, ASUS, Biostar, Chaintech, Chicony, DataExpert, DTK, Elitegroup, Epox, FIC, Gigabyte, Iwill, MSI, Octek, PC Chips, Shuttle, Soyo, Supermicro, TMC, Tyan
Chipsets
ALi, Chips & Technologies, Faraday, Headland, Intel, MX, nVidia, OPTi, SARC, SiS, Suntac, Texas Instruments, UMC, ViA, VLSI
BIOS
CPUs
8088, 8086, V20/V30, 80286, 80386DX, AMD Am386, 386SX, 80486DX / 486SX / 486 Overdrive / 486DX2 / 486DX4, AMD Am486DX2/4, AMD 5x86, Cyrix 5x86, Pentium (classic), Cyrix 6x86, AMD K5, Pentium MMX, Cyrix 6x86MX/MII, Pentium Pro / Pentium II, AMD K6/K6-2
Math Co-processors
486-era Benchmarks
Socket 7 CPU Benchmarks
Socket 7 and Super Socket 7
Sound Cards
Ad Lib, ATI, Avance Logic, Aztech, Covox, Creative, Diamond, Disney, Ensoniq, ESS, ExpertColor, Genoa, [Advanced] Gravis, Guillemot, IBM, MediaTrix, MediaVision, Media Magic, Microsoft, Miro, Oak, OPTi, Orchid, Roland, Terratec, Turtle Beach, Yamaha
Graphics Cards and Monitors
3dfx, Ahead, ATi, Cirrus Logic, Diamond, ELSA, Everex, Genoa, Guillemot, Hercules, Matrox, Number Nine, nVidia, Oak, Orchid, Paradise, Prisma, S3, STB, Trident, Tseng Labs, Video 7, Western Digital