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Denniss wrote:M715 is impossible as your Board uses a VIA Chipset .
Folow the second Link ".. Do Not Know ..."

Thanks for steering aggiy2k to the correct link Denniss. I knew it was a Via chipset but didn't pay attention to the image of the M715. Oh well, all's well that ends well........

I suspect this may be a PcChips M715 board, although the BIOS date seems too old. Check the image at the following link to see if this looks like your board: http://www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q3998142/pcchips/pccpics/m715.gif Also, you can go to the following link and select the “Start your journey h...

Found the following in a German forum:

The Ameco MA-AV363 board is a reproduction of the Elitegroup K7VZA... The board runs surprisingly with 112MHz FSB (800MHz Duron)..., so you may want to have a look at the specs for the Elitegroup K7VZA.

Appears to be Matsonic MS7192S - Slot 1 or socket 370 motherboard. Info at the following links: Manual - http://www.matsonic.com.tw/manual/ms7192s.pdf BIOS update, 71920722.exe, BIOS Rev. 07-22-99 - http://www.matsonic.com.tw/eng/update.htm - ms7192s In the manual for the BIOS Setup section - Integr...

There are 2 strings going here, so this is what I posted in the other: ajzchips wrote: All I could find was: http://www.motherboards.org/mobocop/view/unsolved/1154.html ...just like nothing. This was my original MoboCop post back in Nov/2000. I couldn't find any proof that it was an Acer board, sugg...

All I could find was: http://www.motherboards.org/mobocop/view/unsolved/1154.html ...just like nothing. This was my original MoboCop post back in Nov/2000. I couldn't find any proof that it was an Acer board, suggestions pointed to SMT/Newtech but couldn't verify this either. I still have the mothe...

If you go to the following link you will see an image of the M571 board. At the top of the picture near the right corner is the connector where the keyboard plugs into the motherboard (black object, cylindrical shape). There should be a version number to the right of this connector, printed in white...

The M571 indicates PcChips M571 motherboard. Go to the following link and choose the "...DO KNOW..." link on the right side and then the M5xx link: http://www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q3998142/pcchips/ There are several versions of the M571, M571MR & M571LMR so be sure you correctly identify which one ...

It appears you have Ver 1.0A of this board according to the POST code you gave. You can check your board for the version number under the part number printed between the PCI slots. The P61WP-FE VER 1.0f 07/07/2000 BIOS you gave is listed in the last section, for the P6IWP-Fe V1.0A 4MB Flash ROM , an...

Appears to be a PC Partner board. There should be a # on the board in this format: 35-8970-XX-XX
Once you have the number, it should be listed at the following link:
http://www.pcpartner.com/bios/viabios.htm#kt133

I believe you have a Shuttle HOT-661 or 661V. Check out the following link:
http://www.spacewalker.com/english/supp ... OT-661.HTM

You have a PcChips M767V motherboard. Go to the following link and choose the "....DO KNOW..." link, select the M767V board in the pop-down menu for M7xx motherboards. http://www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q3998142/pcchips There is a version 1.2 & 1.3 listed, so you do need to know the version number on ...

This is a Zida Tomato motherboard, newer BIOS at the following link:

http://www.zida.com/download/zx98-ct/bios/

Seems to be an FIC VB-601 motherboard - the MI412 is an earlier BIOS version. Check out the following link for updates (now up to MI415):

http://www.fic.com.tw/techsupport/drive ... ame=VB-601

PcChips M530 - have a look at the following link:

http://www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q39981 ... s/m530.gif

More info at the PcChips Lottery - choose the "Start your journey here if you DO KNOW..." link.