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    Unhappy Motherboard identification needed

    I have an unidentifiec MB. The number at teh bottom of the screen is 51-0814-001437-00101111-071595-570-001_10_ CHIPSET-11

    None of it is bold are lighter on screen.
    the bios chip says
    24 hour burn in
    AMIBIOS596@
    1985-95
    CH64578

    SIS 5591
    SIS 197
    PIA313
    98I3CR with an AZ in smaller sdcripot next to it
    there is a chip inside that says
    DC1000
    1HT55935
    SIS97
    PID3164AE
    9843Q or 9843CO

    SIS6326AGP
    SIS98
    PIO5563
    9843AR HO or HQ in small letters next to it

    Also it takes two kinds of ram amnd has 5 slots 3 isa and 2 pci
    any one that cnt tell me who made it, where to get drives for it new bios or any help at all would be so invredibly helpfull ! Thanksit

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    Try: http://www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q39...-bin/pccout.sh

    The 570 Ver 3 sounds similar, but has 2 ISA and 3 PCI.

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    Throw it away buddy... If it is an old PC Chips model, you won't find any support on pcchips.com nor anywhere else...
    I spent days trying to get the proper jumper settings to some cpu's on a mobo very much like the one you're describing. All wasted time.

    Bart

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    I think jobbin is right on. see pcchips.com. If you want more details you have to give us more, like socket 7, Socket A, type of ram (72 pin simms, 168 pin dimms) were pretty smart but we don't do miracles.

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    Cool

    If it's got an integrated modem on the board or xcel 2000 on the heatsink forget it. It's older than adam and even if you use the pcchips drivers you have to get the right revisions, not just the latest ones.

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    I'd consider Hardware info for i.d..
    http://www.hwinfo.com


    as for the number you gave us - I looked it and couldn't find a match, are you sure you got it right ?

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    I've used a bios-wizard from www.esupport.com that can identify chipsets and bios ... try a look

    edited by myself: Sorry... didn't saw that you have no system running on it.. *grin*

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    If it is a PC-Chips M570 (as the BIOS String susggests) then the manual can be found here for it

    ftp://www.pcchips.com.tw/menu/m570/m570v12.zip

    (Beware - that the connection to PCCHIPS site is very slow)

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