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Amax AB-PT5 board settings
I have just got hold of what I believe is an Amax AB-PT5 motherboard, but of course didnt get a manual with it ;-) It is a socket 7 motherboard with 4 SIMM sockets, Triton FX chipset and a small bank of switches, a little like some of the Intel boards but the switch casing is blue.
Can anyone tell me the jumper/switch settings for the board?
Can anyone tell me the jumper/switch settings for the board?
That board is actually manufactured by Abit.
www.abit.com.tw
I was unable to get there earlier, however it may have been temporarily down.
Hope this helps,
Craig
www.abit.com.tw
I was unable to get there earlier, however it may have been temporarily down.
Hope this helps,
Craig
Post your bios id string.
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The board doesnt seem to be listed by Abit as ever having been manufactured by them. However Isnogud appears to have answered the question in Q.10068971 - hopefully I should get the board set up later today using the settings suggested to see whether it runs okay.
2A59CA1D: Abit PT5 R2
2A59CA1D-B2: Abit PT5 R2
2A59CA1DC-C1: Abit AB-PT5
2A59CA1DC-C8: Abit AB-PT5 (R2 PCI Board)
2A59CA1D-B2: Abit PT5 R2
2A59CA1DC-C1: Abit AB-PT5
2A59CA1DC-C8: Abit AB-PT5 (R2 PCI Board)
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Now that I (theoretically at least) have some settings for the baord, I shall try it this evening and post the BIOS string (assuming that the board works of course).
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The board works!
The BIOS ID sting is 2A59CA1DC-C8, which makes it an Abit AB-PT5 R2 board. The date of the BIOS (04/18/96) also means that (according to the Award site) it is even Y2K compliant!
The BIOS ID sting is 2A59CA1DC-C8, which makes it an Abit AB-PT5 R2 board. The date of the BIOS (04/18/96) also means that (according to the Award site) it is even Y2K compliant!
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