Re: Jetway J437-A bios
Posted on 2021-05-05, 23:10
Here you go: http://www.win3x.org/uh19/motherboard/show/8257
Re: Reviving a 486 MB
Posted on 2021-04-29, 17:08
You would see this sort of stuff on a POST card, in the form of hex codes. If you don't have one already, you should get it, it's really useful.
Re: Reviving a 486 MB
Posted on 2021-04-28, 15:26
Thanks for this, however I didn't mess with the jumpers and I also own the original manual. Regarding the photos: there are not even ones from the back side, are you joking? ;-) Power supply voltages with no load are 5,36V, -4,97V, 11.12V, -10.05V. On the Motherboard I measure ~20MOhm between +-12V …
Re: Help Identifying 486 PCI motherboard
Posted on 2021-04-26, 14:59
In the BIOS string, 2A4IB A1 1 -> indicates ABit. It's 99.9% the board Deksor pointed above.
Re: Can a VLB contact be replaced?
Posted on 2021-04-22, 19:05
If you are on a budget, you can always use a PCI slot (and cut the last 4 set of contacts, since it has 8 more pins than the VLB slot, thus longer). If you are lucky, it will fit without cutting, just make sure to remove the unused pins from the slot. It won't look original, but it works really well …
Re: Need help with repairing Soltek SL-54U5
Posted on 2021-04-22, 11:12
The board doesn't have to be presentable, as long as the photo itself is straight and the PCB markings can be read, it's good 😁 And yes, photos are always welcome for UH19 😉
Re: Help Identifying a 486 Motherboard
Posted on 2021-04-18, 20:17
Sythen wrote on 2021-04-18, 19:49: evasive wrote on 2021-04-18, 19:30: Is this a match by any chance? http://www.win3x.org/uh19/motherboard/show/5438 Almost, the layout is spot on, but some of the jumper positions are off. and there is no Weitek daughtercard connector I'm 99% sure it's that board. …
Re: Can someone help me identify this motherboard?
Posted on 2021-04-17, 10:06
A BIOS dump (or a POST screen photo) would help a lot identifying the maker of the board (and potentially find a manual for it).
Re: The Ultimate Hardware 2019 (UH19) project- a stason.org/TH99 alternative
Posted on 2021-04-08, 20:11
It's not absolutely necessary, if you have some concrete info about the board, like a manual or a schema of the board. I think you get the idea, the photo is there as a proof that the board is real and exists.
Re: Atari PC3 motherboard rescue - need help
Posted on 2021-04-05, 12:32
PKubis wrote on 2021-04-05, 11:25: Hello I found some chips in my archives. All new but not tested. Oh my god, I was not expecting anyone to still have them. I would be interested to have one, send me an email. EDIT: while I appreciate your intentions, make sure to avoid doing this on Vogons …
Re: Help identifying BabyAT 286/16 VLSI board
Posted on 2021-04-04, 13:23
1160: Dunson Electronics , at least we know who was it made by. As for what model it is, that will require some extra web digging. Edit: I've made a page for the board: http://www.win3x.org/uh19/motherboard/show/7967
Re: The Ultimate Hardware 2019 (UH19) project- a stason.org/TH99 alternative
Posted on 2021-04-03, 14:44
1. I'm not quite sure I understand what you mean by "picture sorting". You meant if the pictures will be sorted alphabetically (by the board name, like in TH99) ? 2. The next update will bring an overhaul on how the CPU search works, where the socket and the platform will be separated. This means …
Re: The Ultimate Hardware 2019 (UH19) project- a stason.org/TH99 alternative
Posted on 2021-04-02, 16:05
The JS is supposed to work from IE6 and up. Which is good, considering that other JS scripts for image galleries won't run on IE at all. On IE 5.5 and older, images will behave like normal anchors.
Re: The Ultimate Hardware 2019 (UH19) project- a stason.org/TH99 alternative
Posted on 2021-04-02, 10:45
JS scripts are optional, if they are disabled by the user, the site will continue to work. Treat them as enhancements for PCs that can do more, if you will. Of course, I optimize the JS code that I use on UH19, so it takes the least amount of code lines while still doing what it's supposed to do.
Re: Help identifying BabyAT 286/16 VLSI board
Posted on 2021-04-02, 09:33
This is one of the many 286 boards made somewhere in Asia that nobody documented, not even TH99 (and UH19). Could you make a photo of the POST screen ? It will probably reveal the POST code on the bottom of the screen, which might help us identify the manufacturer.
Re: The Ultimate Hardware 2019 (UH19) project- a stason.org/TH99 alternative
Posted on 2021-04-02, 09:05
I thought I'd share a few of the perks in the upcoming update: 1.Dark mode Some people have requested this, and being a dark mode user myself, I considered it appropriate to have this theme on UH19 as well. For now, the theme gets automatically activated based on the browser theme. Capture.PNG …
Re: BIOS image collection - requests, discussion etc
Posted on 2021-04-01, 15:26
Predator99 wrote on 2021-04-01, 12:02: #92 […] Show full quote #92 Manufacturer/Identifier: MSI MS-4132 G ver. 1 Chipset: SiS 85C471/85C407 BIOS String: 40-07Z5-008031-00101111-121593-SIS471 I'm pretty sure this is a Zida 4DVS, not an MSI. http://www.win3x.org/uh19/motherboard/show/6881 40-07Z5- …
Re: Identifying correct AGP driver/getting ATI Radeon 9600 working
Posted on 2021-03-29, 14:21
It may be a GPU driver quirk with 98SE, does the 9600 work in Windows XP ?
Re: Identifying correct AGP driver/getting ATI Radeon 9600 working
Posted on 2021-03-29, 10:15
Is this the only VGA card you have ? Maybe try something like a TNT2, see if it works.
Re: Identifying Chipsets/motherboard
Posted on 2021-03-29, 10:13
I did install the drivers for it but it's not working properly. For example Direct3d Acceleration crashes DXDiag and I can't enable AGP Texture Acceleration. Do I need to update the BIOS or something? I just feel like the AGP port isn't being properly by the system or something. Noticed your thread …
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