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HP 56K V.90 modem card with audio and gameport connections

HP

HP Modem 56K V.90 Audio Chameleon Gameport 5184-3924

SKU CH-SMSW-GXB5A

A 56K V.90 modem with audio and Chameleon gameport functions combined

  • 56K V.90 data rate for dial-up connectivity
  • Integrated audio and Chameleon gameport functions
  • Single expansion card saves a motherboard slot
  • OEM part 5184-3924 for HP system compatibility

HP 56K V.90 Modem with Audio Gameport

This HP combination modem provides a 56K V.90 data connection alongside integrated audio and a Chameleon gameport. It fits legacy desktop systems that require dial-up internet access and a joystick or MIDI interface in a single expansion card. The OEM part number 5184-3924 identifies the specific unit for service or replacement purposes.

Suits legacy PC owners needing dial-up and gameport

Buyers who require broadband speeds, pure USB peripherals or modern PCI Express slots should look elsewhere. This card addresses only analog telephone line connectivity and the older gameport standard. Systems without an available ISA or PCI slot for this form factor cannot use the device.

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Price $18.99
Cheaper than about 90% of the 122 comparable items (median $120.99).

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Questions about this item

What does the 56 K V.90 rating actually deliver when the modem is installed in a PC?

The 56 K V.90 rating indicates a maximum theoretical download speed of 56 kilobits per second under the V.90 standard; real-world throughput will be lower due to line quality and ISP limits.

Which interface does the 5184-3924 use and what does that connection cap in practice?

The modem uses a legacy gameport connection, which caps data transfer at the serial port speed supported by the motherboard — typically well below the modem's rated maximum.

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