Daewoo CPC-5200 P60/P66 Socket 4 motherboard

Daewoo CPC-5200 P60/P66 Socket 4 motherboard - info request

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First post, by vmr_

Posted on 2019-09-02, 16:56

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I cannot find any information online about this motherboard, maybe some of you encountered this motherboard? I am looking for jumpers settings and max supported memory, or any details you can share.

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Reply 1 of 6, by arteq

Posted on 2019-09-02, 18:21

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but I can see only one jumper settings JP5 , and on PCB you have all informations you need.
Regarding max memory I believe it will accept all kond of FPM modules 😀

Reply 2 of 6, by derSammler

Posted on 2019-09-02, 18:30

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JP2 and JP3 are most likely Clear CMOS and BIOS flashing en./dis.

Given that there only is a 33.00 MHz crystal, it seems CPU speed is locked to 66 MHz.

Reply 3 of 6, by vmr_

Posted on 2019-09-02, 18:36

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thx, CPU did not come with the motherboard, plan to use it for testing - but might need a 66MHz one if indeed locked to 66MHz

Reply 4 of 6, by vmr_

Posted on 2019-09-02, 18:41

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JP1 in top left corner I assume is linked to battery...

Reply 5 of 6, by Anonymous Coward

Posted on 2019-09-03, 07:33

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Hope you're ready for some craptastic Pentium performance. If you're lucky it might even support 64-bit memory! PCI is bridged to the VL-bus. Even though the board doesn't have the VLB slot soldered in, you still get to enjoy the benefits of sub-par PCI bandwidth.

BTW, I think at least in the early versions of P66 it required more than 5V. Something like 5.15V or more. You might want to make sure your board can actually drive a P66...a lot of boards back then weren't reliable at 66MHz.

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Reply 6 of 6, by feipoa

Posted on 2019-09-03, 08:38

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Just ensure that your power supply is running 5V on the high. IIRC, the Batman's Revenge board mentions 5.27 V.

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