E-Machine MB Manual?

[houseisland]

Hi does anyone know where I might find a manual for this e-machines board?



Don't know who actually made the board. Some Foxconn parts on it.

A web description:
eMachine Napoli-II Rev.E Intel Slot-2 Motherboard 110871-1991001 686,900,SLOT1,PCI,AGP,ATX,EM

E-Machine's description of the system the board was from:

CPU: Intel® Pentium® III 600MHz Slot 1 CPU
Operating System: Microsoft® Windows® 98 Second Edition
Memory: 64MB SyncDRAM (up to 256MB)
Hard Drive: 20GB HDD (Ultra DMA EIDE)
Optical Drive: 8x Max. DVD-ROM Drive with Software Decoder
Video: NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 Vanta 2x AGP with 8MB SDRAM
Audio: Crystal CS4281 3D PCI Audio
Network: Internet Ready
Modem: 56K ITU V.90 PCI Fax/Modem
Peripherals: PS/2 Internet Keyboard/Mouse, Stereo Speakers
Ports/Other: 2 USB Ports (1 is on Front), 1 Serial / 1 Parallel, Audio In & Out / Game Port on Front
Expansion Slots: 3 Expansion Slots

Thanks.

[darkhorse]

The m/b is probably from an emachines emonster 600, made by Trigem.

Didn't find a manual*, but there's a diagram of the board layout here

and details of jumper settings here

*Edited to add: manual at http://www.emachineupgraders.info/di...ls/Napoli2.zip

[houseisland]

The m/b is probably from an emachines emonster 600, made by Trigem.

Didn't find a manual*, but there's a diagram of the board layout here

and details of jumper settings here

*Edited to add: manual at http://www.emachineupgraders.info/di...ls/Napoli2.zip

Thanks. The case is no longer with this board. I remember seeing the EMonster 600 system, though. If I recall correctly, it had a sticker on it saying it was the "World's Best Gaming Machine!"



Thanks for your help.

[Gnaglor]

I came across this thread looking for a manual for this particular motherboard so that I might find what the maximum capacity hard drive it can support is. Seems to be 40GB, but would like a confirmation.

Thanks,
Kris

[Ferrit]

Those pictures make me very very afraid