I got this 486 motherboard,but it's missing the rezistor needed to set the cpu type.
It seems to be a 10 pin single in line rezistor.
Do i need a special model or any 10 pin single in line rezistor will do the job?
I've seen motherboards with this and it was 0 ohm array (each pair is effectively shortened). But not sure about your MB.
I pulled this resistor from a FIC motherboard ,it's only got 8 pins.
From the 000 marking on it,i presume corectly this is a 0 ohm resistor?
It is 4x 0ohm links, every pair of pins is a short.
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Ok so if,let's say all of motherboard manufacturers,used this type of 0 ohm resistor,then a 10 pin(5x 0ohm links)resistor should work ok on my motherboard,to set the cpu type?
wrote:Ok so if,let's say all of motherboard manufacturers,used this type of 0 ohm resistor,then a 10 pin(5x 0ohm links)resistor should work ok on my motherboard,to set the cpu type?
Yes but good luch finding one.
Here's what I juryrigged for one of my 486 motherboards:
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Lowest i can find online is 33ohm ,i guess i'll just have to juryrig something too.
If i take 1 of this https://www.banggood.com/10-Pcs-40-Pin-2_54mm … ur_warehouse=UK
cut it so i have 10 pins then use 5 jumpers on top,will it work?
