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First post, by Kahenraz

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While doing some digital archeology I stumbled across an interesting website artofhacking.com. They have a HUGE collection of jumper settings for over 18,000 motherboards.

Check it out!

https://web.archive.org/web/20060701034726/ht … /th99/index.htm

Reply 1 of 2, by dionb

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That's TH99, it's well-known and available at a number of URLs. Does this link contain anything the others don't?

A Vogon is currently collating all that info and adding new stuff too at UH2019 (on mobile so no easy link I'm afraid)

Reply 2 of 2, by mR_Slug

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Th99 has been well known for donkeys years. Uh19 link is in my sig. (Only motherboards at the moment)

Th99 is a very good source of information, I have a local copy and an abridged copy of Microhouse Technical Library which it is derived from. I've used th99 for over 20 years. BUT there are 1000s or errors on it. We are building off of it and when you know it well you see all the cracks. Over time we are revising just about everything. We now have solid chipset and cpu compatibility identification. There are still errors from th99 but we are fixing them every day.

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