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The IRIX Network maintains a list of other websites which may be useful to SGI hobbyists. These sites include useful information, community forums, SGI hardware and software for sale, and more. Please note that the content of these sites is controlled by their third-party administrators and is not thoroughly reviewed by the IRIX Network team.

If participating in third-party communities, please always remember to review and follow their rules, especially with regards to downloads, pirated copies, or sale of commercial software.

This page only lists sites which are currently available online. For defunct websites re-released by the IRIX Network, please see our archive.

A site featuring information, history, high-resolution photos, tips and tricks and more for most SGI systems. Created by Gerhard Lenerz and one of the most comprehensive sources of SGI information available.

A wiki for vintage computing including SGI systems, maintained by Paul Lezica and the Higher Intellect community.

An abandonware archive dedicated to preservation of proprietary software for IRIX and other operating systems. All software on the site is unsupported and commercially unavailable for purchase and licensing.

The website of Ian Mapleson, an SGI specialist located in the United Kingdom. Features technical information, system administration advice, official SGI reference documents, benchmark results, and a store selling hundreds of different SGI systems, parts, accessories, and upgrades. If you need to buy anything SGI-related, SGIDepot probably sells it.

A Silicon Graphics reseller located in Tennessee, USA. Offers systems, parts, and accessories, as well as IRIX install media. For buyers in North America purchasing large or heavy items, shipping from Mashek may be cheaper than other resellers.

A German SGI forum featuring systems for sale and discussion of SGI hardware and software. Not particularly active in recent years, but may contain useful information for German-speaking SGI hobbyists.

Cobalt Qubes and RaQs are small MIPS and x86 powered systems sold by Sun Microsystems. It is a database of info on the hardware. It is the comprehensive database of Cobalt hardware, from the original Qube to the latest RaQ models.

The personal site of ex-SGI employee and off-roading enthusiast Roger Brown. Features information and software downloads for the IRISVision card, IRIX tips and tricks, information about SGI's technology in the Nintendo 64, and miscellaneous SGI information.