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486board need manual CAM/33/50-SI

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First post, by Phreeze

Posted on 2017-07-28, 09:41

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Hi,
got a small mini desktop with the following board I need information on, perhaps a manual:

CAM/33/50-SI seems to be the model. Google doesn't know of it, Chuck Norris either. It's powered with a 33Mhz 486. I guess it only supports 33 and 50 Mhz FSB, yet to test with a dx2-66 or a dx4-100mhz.SIS 85C460 chipset, i think this one is well known.

here's some shots:

2 more pics

http://imgur.com/a/pPAGi

ArGUS Parts list: http://bit.ly/2Ddf89V

Reply 1 of 3, by gdjacobs

Posted on 2017-07-28, 17:44

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Phreeze wrote:
Chuck Norris either.

Chuck Norris would flex his muscles at it, and it would upgrade to a big crypto killing quantum computer. 🤣

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Reply 2 of 3, by 95DosBox

Posted on 2017-07-30, 07:17

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gdjacobs wrote:
Phreeze wrote:
Chuck Norris either.

Chuck Norris would flex his muscles at it, and it would upgrade to a big crypto killing quantum computer. 🤣

Hard to say that motherboard looks self explanatory. Make a higher shot from above to see the entire board might be helpful. Even the MB has some printed jumper information if you look closely. Maybe the BIOS settings you'd need the manual but usually trial and error and you'll figure out what each option does.

Chuck Norris would be round housing this 486 out of the air. Muscles??? You'll find a huge tuft of yanked chest hair blowing of the case when it lands. Norris is too busy rewinding the VHS tape of Way of the Dragon to figure out why he lost to Bruce Lee to bother using a quantum computer.

Reply 3 of 3, by Phreeze

Posted on 2017-08-02, 10:53

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picture 3 is a big shot.
the jumper configuration is not exact: says SX or DX etc.

i managed to run a DX/2 66Mhz on it but need to start from a floppy to make benchmarks run.
I need a manual as i want to know how much cache i can put into it etc 😀

ArGUS Parts list: http://bit.ly/2Ddf89V

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