PC100 AGP-Pro

[ColinMax]

I just acquired an older PC100 AGP-Pro mainboard, chips date-coded early 1999, and need a pointer to where I can search for more info on it.

The 2-chip set is labelled PC100 AGP-Pro (H.T.82C598AT and H.T.82C586B) but otherwise there is nothing to tell me the board maker or type number, not even an FCC ID #; but only what is likely a serial number sticker M5Q93131507 on the side of one of the ISA connectors.

I have no manual, no drivers, no CD, no box, nothing but the board. But it does work (so far!).

All I want is to find that web site I ran into years ago where you could search for older mainboard info going back to the early 90's. Lost that URL a while back.

R.S.V.P: Max Parker

 

[jihiggs]

look in the faq at the top of the thread list. the info you want is at the bottom.

my computer is so fast, it completes an endless loop in less than 4 seconds!

 

[ColinMax]

Viewed all related threads as a list but no FAQ link found anywhere; Tom's site may have changed recently; pls take a look and advise. R.S.V.P: Max

 

[jlanka]

Not sure how you could have missed it, it's locked at the top of the 1st page. But here's a <A HREF="http://forumz.tomshardware.com/hardware/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=521622#521622" target="_new">link</A> to the FAQ. Towards the bottom is a link to the mobo/bios ID page.

<i>It's always the one thing you never suspected.</i>

 

[Crashman]

If your chipset is labled PC100, it's most likely a PC-Chips board. The ones labled as such are also sold under the brand name Amptron.

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