It's quite obviously a proprietary card that takes SIMMs. It's useless in absence of the specific motherboard that it originally came with.

stamasd wrote:

It's useless in absence of the specific motherboard that it originally came with.

I'm not sure about useless, It definitely looks ISA-slot so could drivers not get it running? Or was that sort of stuff all ROM/hardware related back in the day?

Vaudane wrote:

stamasd wrote:

It's useless in absence of the specific motherboard that it originally came with.

I'm not sure about useless, It definitely looks ISA-slot so could drivers not get it running? Or was that sort of stuff all ROM/hardware related back in the day?

I highly doubt that's an ISA card since the connector isn't shaped to fill the entire slot.

I have a somewhat similar looking Kingston board that came from an old Compaq:
https://www.amazon.com/photos/share/8Tx6Wnsq7 … CYDn1N81JreQEgb

Probably quite the opposite of useless to someone who needs one, but not likely to be compatible with anything but the intended board\system.

That is why I said "useless in absence of the specific motherboard that it originally came with"

OP - not exactly yours, but similar (PPMEG4015B)

http://ru.pc-history.com/plata-pamyati-sato-ppmeg-4015b.html

and this is where that one goes

http://ru.pc-history.com/sato-board-digital-b … meb-494v-0.html