Looks like a pc chips product to me. My m912 looks just like it except no PCI slots and only 2 72pin SIMM slots.

It's a PC Chips M915i: http://www.motherboards.org/mobot/motherboard … %20Chips/M915i/

Also just noticed the "SECONDRAY HDD" label on the board 🤣

My inner voice kept telling me it was an PC Chips 🤣

Im pretty sure I saw that board on Ebay for a fair price recently 😀 Did you buy it?

Hey if it is anything like my m912 then it is a solid product. So far every pcchips board I have bought has been fantastic, as ironic as that may be.

ODwilly wrote:

So far every pcchips board I have bought has been fantastic, as ironic as that may be.

Same here! 🤣 Right now I have two PC Chips boards, an M507 socket 7 Pentium board, and a P25G socket 478 Pentium 4 board. Both are very decent boards, and neither of them have given me any major issues.

Skyscraper wrote:

Im pretty sure I saw that board on Ebay for a fair price recently 😀 Did you buy it?

Nah, I got it from a friend of mine who recycles stuff 😀

So far from what I see this board seems to be OK. Real cache chips, socketed BIOS and that other chip, no hard wired jumpers, all configurable. I wonder does it have an PS/2 header.

I think the second chip might be a keyboard controller? And if it is anything like the m912 it should support every 486 chip known to mankind 😀 mine has an amd dx4 120 in it and 256k of 15ns Cache. Need to get a case for it still but AT just dont exist around here anymore and I am to cheap to spend $80 on one online.

Lol

So far it works nice 😀
Gonna add 1MB of L2 cache and do some testing.

Oh dear, I think a friend of mine once had that board... Both PCI and VLB on a single board? That's asking for trouble 😀
We found that the VLB slots could only be used if you didn't have any ISA cards. It seemed that all ISA slots were clocked at VLB speed as soon as you used a VLB card. It caused massive instability.

Well, only one way to find out!
Also, where the hell does one find an TAG chip for 1MB L2? 64kx8 seems impossible to find.