Please help me identify this Motherboard.

[Shagga]

Right, these are all the things apparent on the PCB itself and any labels stuck on it.

Manufacturer : SIEMENS
Format : ATX
Chipset : Intel BX
CPU : Intel Slot 1
Possible reference numbers on the PCB : S26361-W10-Z2-02-36
S26361-W10-X-02

Possible reference numbers on labels : S279G4 950 9
: M225G4 950 11

Other :

1 COM Port
AGP Slot
5 PCI Slots
2 ISA Slots
2 USB
2 IDE (UDMA66)
3 168 pin DIMM slots

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[stultus]

Another very useful piece of information (maybe the most useful) to give us would be the BIOS number/string that is displayed at the bottom of the screen when the motherboard is booted. You can then check at a page such as this to find what board you have.

EDIT: Here is a program you can run that might ID it for you, too. Got it off of the page above. As an example, this is the output from my board:

BIOS-Info, c't/Andreas Stiller, V. 1.5 10/00
Computer ID : FC, SubTyp: 02, BIOS-Level: 116
Rechnertyp : AT,typ ??, Konfigurationsbyte $70
Maustreiber : Microsoft kompatibel, Version: 08.00
Maustyp : InPort-Maus auf IRQ2
Bus : ISA
Hauptspeicher : 640 KB, davon verfügbar : 640 KB
Extended Memory : 1024 KB
BIOS Datum : 01/10/01
Award BIOS gefunden : Award Modular BIOS v6.0
Award ID-String : 01/10/2001-VIA-KT133-<A7V133>
Board/BIOS-Version : ASUS A7V-133 ACPI BIOS Revision 1001C
OEM : AsusTek
URL : http://www.asus.com + www.asuscom.de
Chipset : VIA
INT-13h BIOS Extension: nein
PnP (ACFG,ESCD,DMI) : PnP V1.0/ESCD, DMI V 2.3, SM V2.3
Weiter mit D)MI-Info,E)SCD-Info, sonst Exit:

 

[SerraYX]

My guess would just be a generic BX motherboard. OEM or something, I've never heard of SIEMENS before..

 

[Adul]

Is there a FCC registration ID on that MB?

 

[Oyeve]

SIEMENS is one of (if not the largest) electrical, electronic, and engineering companies in Germany and are all over the world.

 

[ddiccico]

did you try to identify it with sandra?

 

[Shagga]

stultus - The mobo is not up and running. It's sat on my desk in front of me.

SerraYX - I think it was OEM. A freind gave to me. It was a Mobo out of a system at work.

Adul - Cant find one.

However, I have found another number which seems to be under the protective lacquer on the PCB. It's 1107 B11 1

Just wondering if I should build another system with this mobo in it! Got to get rid of some of this stuff.

 

[stultus]

<< Just wondering if I should build another system with this mobo in it! >>


Why not? BX-boards a pretty stable, sturdy boards. The fact that it's ATA-66 means that it wasn't one of the first BX boards to be released, which is good. Is identifying this that important to whether or not you build a system with it? You'll be able to ID it easily once you boot it up.

 

[ddiccico]

<< The mobo is not up and running. It's sat on my desk in front of me >>

I guess that rules out sandra

 

[Shagga]

stultus - Need to identify it so I can try to find the Manual. This will help me set up all the ATX Switches/HD LED cables etc and change jumper settings for CPU if it can't be done through BIOS.

ddiccico - Hehe! spose it does

 

[Oyeve]

Dude, try this LINK.

 

[Shagga]

Oyeve - Thanx my friend. You were able to crack the code. Cool. It's a pretty naff mobo though. LOL

Thank you for all your help.



[Edit]

Katmai 600 and that ya lot.

 

[Oyeve]

Naff? Is that good or bad?

 

[Shagga]

Bad - Mind you it did have a P3 400 in it with only a heatsink attached. No Fan! I've lost it though I think I gave it to a m8 thinking I would never use it. Hmmm!