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by hal 9000

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A Intel Server Board it's a dual processor Slot 1 M'Board with a PBA of 703861-209 and a IBN58481611.

Other than the standard DIM markings and that type of thing there is no other markings on the Board and the PBA number dosn't appear on Intel's web Site.

Does anyone have any idea of the Model Number?

The Dust Bunnies have got to this system and it's not currently running and I would like to know a little more about it before I change the dead PS as I don't want to do any more damage that has already been done.

I can live with the fact that it may be dead but I don't want to be the one to kill it off. Currently it has 2 X 550 P3's on it and an unknown amount of some form of SD RAM as there are no markings on the RAM either.

But it's a standard looking Server board with on board IDE, Floppy Controller, Video, USB, LAN, and SCSI in both the 50 & 68 Pin arraignments. The second COM Port is on a Fly Lead and so are the 2 X USB Ports but otherwise it's a standard Dual Processor Slot 1 M'Board.

I just need to know what I'm dealing with before I attempt to apply power again after I finally get all the dust and other crap out of the case.

Col

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by hal 9000

As I said the unit isn't currently running I'm not willing to attempt to apply power till I know a bit more about what I'm dealing with.

by cg it

well nothing comes up on the Intel site for either of those numbers. ....

by cg it

motherboards.org can find it with the part number but then you could do that on the Intel site.

Outta ideas without a board part number.

by subashsuppiah

Try downloading this software on the net, iit's called cpu-z. It gives you a most answers that you need about the motherboard, RAM and the processor.

by hal 9000

As I said the unit isn't currently running I'm not willing to attempt to apply power till I know a bit more about what I'm dealing with.

by ontheropes

To be clear - I entered 703861 in Search at the Legacy Server/Motherboard page to arrive at the N440BX page

by hal 9000

Thanks for the link I didn't think to only enter part of the PBA.

This one must be a sub model of the one listed here now all I have to do is finish cleaning out the mess inside it before I go any further. Perhaps my high pressure Genni will do the trick :D

Honestly this looked like such a nice clean unit till the cover was pulled then it looked as if someone had emptied a Vacuum Cleaner Bag or bags into the insides.

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