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First post, by tanasen

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Hey guys, I was making a list of all the graphics cards I've owned and I've stumbled on this
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I can't find anywhere this model of the S3 Trio 64 V2/DX. It appears that the manufacturers logo is either "EJRB" or "BRB" or "ESRB"... I can't figure it out.
I also own a sound card from the same manufacturer! It is an ESS Audiodrive ES1868F
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So who is this mysterious manufacturer?

PC1😜 III-S 1.4GHz, GA-6VTXE, 512MB SDRAM, Albatron FX5900XTV 128MB, SB Live! 5.1
PC2😜 III 800MHz, MS-6178, 256MB SDRAM, 3DFX Voodoo3 2000 PCI, Creative CT4810
PC3😜 MMX 200MHz, SY-5EAS5, 128MB SDRAM, Diamond Monster 3D, Diamond Viper V330, ESS 1868F

Reply 2 of 8, by dionb

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There seems to be a code which might be a product number hidden behind the VESA feature connector on the first pic.

Also: no FCC ID or similar on the rear by any chance?

Reply 3 of 8, by tanasen

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dionb wrote:

There seems to be a code which might be a product number hidden behind the VESA feature connector on the first pic.

Yes, it is "PT-5913-3"

dionb wrote:

Also: no FCC ID or similar on the rear by any chance?

Nothing at the back of the card. Only a warranty void sticker, a "Made in China" and a "V1.1" sticker.

PC1😜 III-S 1.4GHz, GA-6VTXE, 512MB SDRAM, Albatron FX5900XTV 128MB, SB Live! 5.1
PC2😜 III 800MHz, MS-6178, 256MB SDRAM, 3DFX Voodoo3 2000 PCI, Creative CT4810
PC3😜 MMX 200MHz, SY-5EAS5, 128MB SDRAM, Diamond Monster 3D, Diamond Viper V330, ESS 1868F

Reply 4 of 8, by cyclone3d

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With that part number, my money is on:
Pine Technologies

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Reply 5 of 8, by dionb

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tanasen wrote:
Yes, it is "PT-5913-3" […]
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dionb wrote:

There seems to be a code which might be a product number hidden behind the VESA feature connector on the first pic.

Yes, it is "PT-5913-3"

dionb wrote:

Also: no FCC ID or similar on the rear by any chance?

Nothing at the back of the card. Only a warranty void sticker, a "Made in China" and a "V1.1" sticker.

Googling that "PT-5913-3" I find a few references to the card but no manufacturer, probably a wholesaler stuck in same situation as you are.

cyclone3d wrote:

With that part number, my money is on:
Pine Technologies

Not so sure. Pine was a SiS-only shop around that time, and their cards had names like PV-S03A - not just a different letter but different formatting too.

Reply 7 of 8, by tanasen

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PC Hoarder Patrol wrote:

Near the bottom of the first table

http://www.yjfy.com/P/PINE/video/PINE.htm

Thank you very much!

PC1😜 III-S 1.4GHz, GA-6VTXE, 512MB SDRAM, Albatron FX5900XTV 128MB, SB Live! 5.1
PC2😜 III 800MHz, MS-6178, 256MB SDRAM, 3DFX Voodoo3 2000 PCI, Creative CT4810
PC3😜 MMX 200MHz, SY-5EAS5, 128MB SDRAM, Diamond Monster 3D, Diamond Viper V330, ESS 1868F

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