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identify my mainboard

mutthead21

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OK. I live in Hong Kong and bought a nice laptop from Stamp Computer. You have never heard of them Iknow. But I'd like to know what the mobo is and try to find a different BIOS. Can you help?
CPU-Z just tells me - to be filled by O.E.M. -
AMI ID utility gives me this

An AMIBIOS ID String Was Detected:
63-0100-000002-00101111-101504-ODEM B
- ---- ------ ------
| | | |
| | | Chipset/BIOS Info
| | BIOS Build Date
| Manufacturer ID
BIOS ROM Information
AMIBIOS ROM Size: 512 KB
BIOS Build Date: Oct 15 2004
Motherboard Manufacturer Code: 0002 Not listed in MAN.DAT file

AMIBIOS Build Tag: 1ABZB002
AMIBIOS Project ID: 1ABZB - Project Name: 255IA/259IA



Any thoughts or suggestions?? Also I'd like to get my hands on a utility for my battery life indicator to give me minutes instead of just percentage.

thx!

Mutt
 
pinktank said:
download cpuz form www.cpuid.com that'll tell you what you have


He said about 5 lines down that he tried cpu-z.

OK. I live in Hong Kong and bought a nice laptop from Stamp Computer. You have never heard of them Iknow. But I'd like to know what the mobo is and try to find a different BIOS. Can you help?
CPU-Z just tells me - to be filled by O.E.M. -
AMI ID utility gives me this
 
thx Phaelinx.

am downloading everest now. although I wonder if American Megatrends has a genericBIOS for this chipset.

Intel Odem i855PM-333

yeah even Everest gives me the "to be filled by O.E.M." crap,

North Bridge Properties:
North Bridge Intel Odem i855PM-333
Revision / Stepping 21 / B1
Package Type 593 Pin Micro-FCBGA
Package Size 3.75 cm x 3.75 cm
Core Voltage 1.2 V
In-Order Queue Depth 12


South Bridge Properties:
South Bridge Intel 82801DBM ICH4-M
Revision / Stepping 83 / B1
Package Type 421 Pin BGA
Package Size 3.1 cm x 3.1 cm
Core Voltage 1.5 V


Still looking for a name for this badboy...

Mutt
 
You could always take apart the laptop and find out :D
 
Laptops don't use standardized parts so it's not what kind of motherboard you have you should be asking. You should be asking who the ODM of your laptop is (who really made the thing). The biggest ones are Clevo, Arima, Compal, and there's one other that I can't recall right now....but good luck finding a different BIOS that'll actually work. The only Laptops I know of where you can FORCE the wrong BIOS is on a Dell and that only applies to going from an Inspiron 8200 to Latitude C840 BIOS just for example.
 
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