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Oh well, only 1.5v without any jumpers

I didn't think of that, some boards use the jumpers to drop voltage.

If the jumpers drop the voltage jumpering more than one may lower it further. What pins on the socket (without a cpu installed) do I need to attach a voltage meter to read the voltage?

Thanx

The board lists 2.5v with 1 jumper on 5-6. If I remove all jumpers might I get lower, as in around 2.0-2.4v? If I could get it a smidge lower I might be able to run a k6-2 processor. Also is there a newer bios than June 1997? If there are any good sites with this board besides Aopen itself please sh...

http://www.blkbox.org/PIC/unknown.JPG http://www.blkbox.org/PIC/unknown2.JPG Looks pretty standard to me except for the Video and sound connectors. I wonder if a modem and everything could plug in? It also supports the 2.2v I need for a k6-2 but I am wondering if the power plane was made real wimpy...

You really can find the info.

According to that only the
C6 and Winchip II chips are supported.

I wonder if this will work as a normal PC board?

The seller says they were intended for computer game machines (like the ones in McDonalds) I have a feeling there isn't any info out there about the boards.

I couldn't find anything the chaintech sites.

Is there a manual anywhere.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 2014236404

I can't seem to find info for this board.

Thank you for any help