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'Knockoff' Lin Lin Tualatin adapter

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First post, by sketchus

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Hi all,

I used the word knockoff in place of something more fitting as I'm not sure how official the Lin Lin adapters every actually were.

Anyway, I have had this adapter for many years, and while I'm sure I used to know how to configure, I've must admit I've completely forgotten now. While it looks much like a Lin Lin I can't say I'm certain it is one, which is a nuisance as I have no idea what the jumper configuration should be.

Has anyone ever used this at all? The jumpers look identical to the Lin Lin, but the documentation isn't the most simple for that (or I am just a bit thick)

This is to use with a Abit BX133 440BX board.

EDIT

Just realised I didn't actually post a picture!

https://ibb.co/9wL2KkM

Reply 2 of 4, by sketchus

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I thought it looked real too, but then in a lot of the pictures it seems to look a little different but then I'm not sure if there was ever a particular standard. I guess the best thing to do might be to just trial and error it.

Reply 3 of 4, by PARKE

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I think you can be fairly certain that it is a Lin-Lin. Even de date stamp in the upper right segment matches. The voltage settings in the Vogons thread seem sound so ' trial and error' can be avoided.

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Reply 4 of 4, by sketchus

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Oh, thank you, I'd not seen that photo. A lot of the images I'd seen had additional writing on the plastic around the PGA 370 but your image looks identical.

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