Unknown Motherboard

:help: :help: I have come across a motherboard (with processor) amongst all my pc 'junk'. I have looked to try and find some indentifying marks but there are none. All I can find is 'Tested to comply with fcc standards - for home or office use' on the circuit side. In one corner it says rev 7.1 with a '4' on a small white sticker below it. On opposite sides of the cpu holder are two long white stickers both of which simply say XP. The other side has 'PAO SHEN' and 'E206922 PS-1' on it. I have surfed looking for info on this and it appears to be a problem other people have had. However any motherboards they have mentioned do not appear to be the same as mine.

The board has an AMD cpu on it (dont know which one yet- not powered it up), 2 memory slots, the usual connections including a game port, usb and network. Has 2 pci slots 1 agp and 1 riser card slot. There are 2 ide connectors one of which is coloured red. The bios chip says '686 amibios 1999 BL60 6224'.

Anyone got any idea??????

http://thinkblog.org/index.php/2005/...ry_e206922_ps1

Seems its a PC Chip one and there is a link there for a PDF file that holds some info. Not looked at it fully. Any chance you can load an image of the mobo?

Also found this
http://www.lanyoncomputers.com.au/co...508&post=14200

Talking about another site that might be able to get you the info needed.

EDIT - just realised its a physical mobo id

Got my son to take some pics on his camera phone and he has emailed them to me (JPEG format). How do I get them onto this thread????

go to www.imageshack.us and upload them. then it goes to the upload page with a load of URL's. copy the last one called DIRECT IMAGE, and then paste it here in a post surrounded by img tags

like this:

[img] LINK HERE [/img]

Problem solved..... I have managed to get it to boot and the bios info has told me it is a M810LR which I know is a pcchips board. Confirmed it by looking at the manual. Just got to find a suitable case to put it in, shame all my old cases are the AT type!!!!

THANKS for all the help.