FIC PT-2003 Socket 7 Motherboard Intel Chipset ATX System Board 486 Pentium

FIC PT-2003 Socket 7 Motherboard Intel Chipset ATX System Board 486 Pentium

The FIC PT-2003 is a Socket 7 system board from the mid-1990s, designed to support Intel Pentium, AMD K5/K6, and Cyrix 6x86 processors. It features an Intel chipset (marked L6063933 SZ999, © 1994) and provides a full complement of ISA and PCI expansion slots, making it a capable platform for period-correct desktop builds, system restorations, or vintage computing projects.

Specifications & What's Included

• Manufacturer: FIC (First International Computer)
• Model: PT-2003
• DOC: 15030
• CPU Socket: Socket 7 — compatible with Intel Pentium (including MMX), AMD K5/K6, Cyrix 6x86
• Chipset: Intel (L6063933 SZ999, © 1994)
• Expansion slots: multiple ISA and PCI slots visible on board
• Memory: 72-pin SIMM sockets
• On-board connectors: AT keyboard DIN connector, IDE/floppy headers, AT power connector
• CMOS battery: coin cell visible on board
• Board only — no CPU, RAM, or accessories included

Applications

Socket 7 was Intel's last consumer CPU platform shared across multiple competing processor vendors, making it one of the most flexible desktop platforms of the mid-1990s. FIC (First International Computer) was a major Taiwanese OEM motherboard manufacturer that supplied boards to system integrators and the retail channel throughout the Pentium era. The PT-2003 is representative of that generation — a full-size AT-style board built around an Intel chipset, paired with ISA slots for legacy peripherals and PCI for contemporary graphics and I/O cards. These boards are sought today by vintage PC builders and retro-computing enthusiasts restoring period-correct mid-1990s systems, as well as collectors of Pentium-era hardware. The Socket 7 platform ran CPUs from roughly 75 MHz through 233 MHz (MMX) and was in widespread use from approximately 1994 through 1997.