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Article #2265Re: Motherboard ID : GA-586ATE Socket 7 PCI Intel Chipset
From: Steven M. Thomson
Date: Tue, 23 Apr 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 23 Apr 1996 00:00
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David Longley wrote: > > Can anybody identify this motherboard? > > GA-586ATE > > BIOS missing > Intel PCI Chipset > Socket 7 > 6 SIMM sockets > 4 PCI > 4 ISA > On board I/O > > Odd thing is the power connector. It's non-standard and next to the ZIF > Same creamy colour as the ZIP with two rows of 8 pins then two jumpers > then two rows of 5 pins !?!? > > There are plastic grips at each end to hold some sort of cable in.... > never seen one like this before... > > Also in need of a BIOS if anyone can identify the board. It is a Gigabyte motherboard, I have the exact same one myself. Mine is using an Award bios v4.50PG. The "power connector" you refer to is a Voltage Regulator Module (VRM Socket), and used for single and dual processor voltage settings, this is right from the manual. -- Steven M. Thomson Victoria, B.C. smt@islandnet.com Canada http://www.islandnet.com/~smt/home.html
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