Old motherboard problem

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RJW Craggs

All,

Anyone any thoughts how I might obtain a user manual for a motherboard,
which I belive is a PC100 AGP Pro possible chipset on 9831 which may have
been made in Taiwan.

I have tried a general search on the google search engine but without much
success.

Please respond to (e-mail address removed)

Dave
 
All,

Anyone any thoughts how I might obtain a user manual for a motherboard,
which I belive is a PC100 AGP Pro possible chipset on 9831 which may have
been made in Taiwan.

I have tried a general search on the google search engine but without much
success.

Please respond to (e-mail address removed)

Dave
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You may get lucky on here+ forums,
http://www.motherboards.org/

HTH :)



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RJW said:
All,

Anyone any thoughts how I might obtain a user manual for a motherboard,
which I belive is a PC100 AGP Pro possible chipset on 9831 which may have
been made in Taiwan.

I have tried a general search on the google search engine but without much
success.
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You sure don't make it easy; like mentioning what socket/slot type it is
would have helped because "pc100 and AGP Pro" are common generic terms.

However, assuming you got that off the chipset it sounds like a PCChips (or
one of the alternate brand names) motherboard. They made a socket 7 mobo,
the M577 (also Amptron PM9900 ), with a rebranded MVP3 VIA chipset they
called "PC100AGPpro"

Decent little socket 7 mobo. Nothing fancy but there's a third party BIOS
for it to support the K6-II/III+ processors and they'll often overclock to
600 on it (6x 100MHz FSB). I liked mine till I blew it up testing dead
K6-III processors.
 
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