How to use ISA card in modern PC

ISA slots disappeared from mainstream computer makers systems around 1999 and were replaced by PCI and AGP expansion slots The Intel 845

But it might work if ISA card doesn't rely on clock being constant all that much, then any jitter in CPU transfer shouldn't matter too much

isa slot pinout ISA stands for “Industry Standard Architecture” and is a computer bus standard for IBM-compatible PCs Developed by IBM in the early 1980s, it expanded the even

isa expansion slot I wanted to connect an 8 bit ISA slot, only to access the IO adresse range, to my Vic 20 The main reason being to connect a network card and put the Vic