How to identify a MOBO w1o name?

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This MOBO has no name printed on it, just some names on the chips, like
SIS 5300 and TRIO 3,
how can I identify it in order to set jumpers, front panel and drivers?
it has PCI and IDE slots.

Thanks.
 
Previously said:
This MOBO has no name printed on it, just some names on the chips, like
SIS 5300 and TRIO 3,
how can I identify it in order to set jumpers, front panel and drivers?
it has PCI and IDE slots.
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Thanks.
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Boot it and read the BIOS splash screen. It should give you
a model number.

Arno
 
This MOBO has no name printed on it, just some
names on the chips, like SIS 5300 and TRIO 3,
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See what Everest has to say about it.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=4181
how can I identify it in order to set jumpers, front
panel and drivers? it has PCI and IDE slots.
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You may be able to take the very long number thats usually on
the bottom of the black bios screen at boot time and plug it into
http://www.wimsbios.com/numbers.shtml and get the MB name that way.

Whether you can get the manual for the jumpers
etc essentially depends on the manufacturer.

That last op can be a bit tricky, post that very long number here.
 
This MOBO has no name printed on it, just some names on the chips, like
SIS 5300 and TRIO 3,
how can I identify it in order to set jumpers, front panel and drivers?
it has PCI and IDE slots.
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If you can't power it up, try finding an FCC ID printed somewhere on the
board, sometimes on stickers, sometimes in silkscreen or soldermask.

If it's a board sold commercially in the US, such identification is
required.
You can then hopefully find the manufacturer through
http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid/

/Rolf
 
Rolf Blom G (AS/EAB) ha escrito:
If you can't power it up, try finding an FCC ID printed somewhere on the
board, sometimes on stickers, sometimes in silkscreen or soldermask.

If it's a board sold commercially in the US, such identification is
required.
You can then hopefully find the manufacturer through
http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid/

/Rolf
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I want to tahank you all of you. I´m working on it right now, I´ll
post results tomorrow,
thanks again.
 
I want to tahank you all of you. I´m working on it right now, I´ll
post results tomorrow,
thanks again.
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When you start the pc up from power off, you can hit the pause/break
key to stop the boot process so you can write down the long
motherboard id string that appears in bottom of the screen. Otherwise
it scrolls by too fast.
 
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