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jack grudgings New visitors - please read the rules.
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Posted: Tue May 14, 2002 10:20 am
Post subject: Trigem model no. 2607 pc motherboard id? |
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bought this s/h. Tried but have yet to identify mobo mfr. any suggestions appreciated.
AMI BIOS code:
62-3145-112398-001011-071595-440BX-DETROIT
Made 1999, Celeron 333 chip, Samsung 4.3GB HDD.
Intel 440BX chipset (as in string).
tried to find mfr code from string using third part i.e. xx2398, but cannot identify it.
Made in Detroit i think, made by Trigem(USA)?
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soupy Absentee administrator
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edwin The Hardware Archivist

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chevy LUV (light utility New visitors - please read the rules.
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Posted: Tue May 28, 2002 7:36 am
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trigem makes mobos for E-machines
try looking thru E-machines site for a model with that processor and then search the net for jumper settings for that board.
E-machines charges a $20. + fee for settings and bios flashes.
P.S. the C in there model names = celeron, K = K6-2
hope this helps
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edwin The Hardware Archivist

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Posted: Tue May 28, 2002 10:19 pm
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Detroit was never used in eMachines. See:
http://e4all.freeservers.com/
_________________ edwin/evasive
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