Front of the AlphaServer 800
Front of the system.
Front of the system with the plastic cover removed.
The four 3.5" hard disk bays live behind a metal panel.
The drives that live in the machine. From left to right: Compaq PN 175552-002, RZ1DF-CB, RZ1CB-CS, RZ1CB-CS
The first two drives up close. The left hand one was pulled from a Compaq Server. The right hand one is one of the original drives - an RZ1DF-CB (IBM Type DGHS)
The other two hard disks up close: Two RZ1CB-CS drives.
The back of the front cover. PN 70-33178-01-A02-KI.
The left hand side. There is a sticker there.
The sticker suggests this machine was new on the 28th of March 1998.
The right hand side. The bit sticking out is where the top cover attaches. Nothing interesting.
The back of the machine. The MMJ port is for the system console. The third card with the black thing is the FDDI card.
The inside of the top cover. Its part number appears to be 70-33011-01-D02-KI. Nothing interesting.
The system board. The big card in the middle with the heatsink is where the CPU lives.
The power supply cables.
The floppy drive - an RX23L-AB.
A top-down view of the hard disk bays.
The front of the FDDI card. Its a DEFPA-AB.
Back of the FDDI card.
Front of the Mylex DAC960 (a KZPAC or something like that). It has an Intel i960 CPU. The black box on the left labeled "DALLAS" probably means the card will die in a few years (there is a battery sealed in there which doesn't last forever).
Back of the DAC960. Clearly this picture needs retaking someday - it isn't very clear.
Front of the DE500 network card.
Back of the DE500 network card.
The CPU board. It contains a CPU.
The documentation which came with this machine. Both printed and online documentation! (The CD just contains a PDF of the manual and probably a copy of Acrobat for PC and Alpha systems)