Trying to identify a mobo. It has a GFXcel chipset, and PC133. Can't find a model#.
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Trying to identify a mobo. It has a GFXcel chipset, and PC133. Can't find a model#.
It is a barebones system. Nothing to run a diagnostic on.Quote:
Originally Posted by daffy86
PC chips lottery
Have fun!
I know it is a micro AT, with AMR, 2 PCI, and AMIBIOS 1999.Quote:
Originally Posted by sethfp
Hi Seth,
I did a check of 566 processors. It appears that the word 'Celeron' keeps popping up again and again. Evidently there is no such thing as a Duron 566 and I wasn't able to find when I do a search for Pentium 566 it says Pentium Celeron 566"
Hope this helps,
Orangan :thumbs:
A PGA70 socket, was told it can take a 566Mhz CPU.Quote:
Originally Posted by daffy86
Yes,check it out!Quote:
Originally Posted by NooNoo
It is most likely PCChips motherboard or one of their clones (one of my friends has system with GFXcel (renamed by PCChips SIS630) chipset motherboard)...
http://www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q39...-bin/pccout.sh
Is it listed as GFXcel or SIS630?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruslan
At this page (given by NooNoo already) it is listed as "GFXcel (SIS630)"... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sethfp
(it is the same chipset...
http://www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q39...ips/pccjs.html
Choose CPU type - Celeron Socket370 first... then chipset, and so on...
By the way... if the motherboard is able to boot, you can see at the bottom of the boot screen text string with information regarding BIOS - actual model name of your motherboard should be inside that string...
Why you're so sure? ;) Amptron is actually just only one of numerous PCChips clones... It is actually could be a M755LMR motherboard, but also M756XXX, M757XXX and M758XXX as well...Quote:
Originally Posted by daffy86
That BIOS string could actually tell us a lot...