look "houston" mobo website...plzz

[Martin]

tk

[Susan]

What's the model# of your board?

[Martin]

it's for friend and does not know..that is why i hv to go the site to try figure it out..
all i know is that it's a VX board.and he need to disable the edo dimm to enable the sdram dimms...and he does not wich jumper..
TK

[Bleeding Edge]

Susan. Aren't these motherboards actually PCChip boards? We should be able to find out from the bios string, no?

[Susan]

You're right, Bleeding Edge- found this:

www.electronicresolutions.on.ca/upgrades.html (http://www.electronicresolutions.on.ca/upgrades.html)

Martin, check out www.pcchips (http://www.pcchips) and look for a VX chipset MB that may match your friends. Good luck

Maybe the 500 series? What do you think Bleeding Edge?



[This message has been edited by Susan (edited 05-11-99).]

[Bleeding Edge]

He should be able to help his friend now. I'm thinking maybe we ought to take a look-see over at the Tech section under the topic: The Incredible Dead Bios. A couple from a small town in Argentina needing help.

..he has the Bios string listed.

[Martin]

the board he have ,hv a i430 chipset on "vx"
but none of those does (@ pcchips)..
tk

[Bleeding Edge]

Martin. Write down the Bios string; the long set of numbers displayed at system boot. Try identify the board by referencing Bios numbers here: http://www.ping.be/bios/

[Martin]

Ya i know my friend..i was just try to find out what mobo he has before i go there(tomorow)....

but if i understand u tell me that houston does no hv a website or are not using any intel chipset

[Susan]

Martin -

The PC Chips website is a pain in the ****. There is much info there, but without the proper links from the main pages...

If you can get a Model # of the board, you can search with that number through hotbot.

In the past, this is the only way that I have found to get to that unlinked info.

Susan