[DEPRECATED: The old link at www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q3998142/pcchips/pccjs.html no longer works. Manuals can still be found at the pcchipsusa.com site.]

In the ongoing saga of the E206922 PS-1 PC Chips motherboards that are unfortunately not marked at all, I found this great site where you can figure out what motherboard model you have by plugging in information. For instance, [1] Sanju has a PC Chips M747 according to this chart, a version 5.0 since it’s the only 1999 model. Fortunately, that doesn’t matter in this case, since according to the [2] PC Chips discontinued manuals page, all manuals for M747 are the same.

[3] This is the 36-page PDF for M747, all versions.

By popular demand (and innumerable search queries), I’ll do what I can to help out. I must say, though, I’ve since thrown out the old motherboard, so this is the best I can do so far. HTH!

[DEPRECATED: The old link at www.stud.fernuni-hagen.de/q3998142/pcchips/pccjs.html no longer works. Manuals can still be found at the pcchipsusa.com site.]

In the ongoing saga of the E206922 PS-1 PC Chips motherboards that are unfortunately not marked at all, I found this great site where you can figure out what motherboard model you have by plugging in information. For instance, [4] Sanju has a PC Chips M747 according to this chart, a version 5.0 since it’s the only 1999 model. Fortunately, that doesn’t matter in this case, since according to the [5] PC Chips discontinued manuals page, all manuals for M747 are the same.

[6] This is the 36-page PDF for M747, all versions.

By popular demand (and innumerable search queries), I’ll do what I can to help out. I must say, though, I’ve since thrown out the old motherboard, so this is the best I can do so far. HTH!