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#1 I think is a Large Socket MB
#2 Is a Small Socket but it might be Laptop
#3 is out of a Apple, peripheral?
#4 & #5 either Gold Finger or Backplane

I have had boards like #4 and #5 be purchased as gold finger cards.
#2 is green small socket. I believe the board came out of an all in one system, and those contain a mix of both desktop and laptop components.
#1 is definitely large socket given the age of the technology. I'm guessing this is a predecessor to the 386.
#3 appears to have all the components of a small socket motherboard. I'm guessing this was an iMac.

#1 I figured i was large motherboard but i wasn't sure about if i needed to remove anything like normally you remove the processor
#2 Was just double checking because of the odd dimensions
#3 Yes its from an IMac, does it go as small socket even without a socket?
#4 & 5 Thanks

4 is currently gold finger and 5 backplane as a please with potential for upgrade.

2 is an itx board. I’ll stay with K’s grade. But if you can reply with the socket type (on the socket itself) it may be large. Photo is misleading and that’s borderline.

3 3 looks like either a iMac. Small sockets

On the old At board you can pull ICs socketedwithout downgrade
Any with gold pins post followup photos

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Any idea what 1 was in? It’s AT compliant but looks older. I see an 8046 chip which is the serial control for keyboard so it’s not an IBM AT. Definitely post XT/16-10-8-bit. Not one I Remember coming across so my interest is peaked.

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on #2 The socket is an AM2

Sorry Lost I don't remember what #1 was in, I am going thru a large box of boards i had pulled a couple years ago

Still small.
Lol

Regardless an interesting one. One of those ‘go our own way’ boards.

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