whare do i get a new motherboard for my shuttle x mimi?
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are you sure, check the bios battery, and motherboards are even repaired so try that, and if you want to purchase one, you will have to check your cpu is compatible with your new motherboard or not. and if you still want to buy one, try e bay, or any computer hardware store near your home,
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I'm sorry, but there's not enough information here for me to do that. I'd need to know the exact make and model of the motherboard. But... are you sure you mean jumper settings? Jumpers are little pieces of plastic that connect two posts on the motherboard, you have to physically move them to change settings, it wouldn't happen on accident. Regardless, to do anything more we will need to know the make and model.
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Again, we have people trying to answer questions they know nothing about. The problem you have is the technology for this board has become outdated and ASUS doesn't support it on their website any longer. I would go back to their web site and use the "Contact Us" information to force them to give you the specs on your board. It could be listed elsewhere on the internet, but I can't find it either.\n\nHere is the link for their contact information and Motherboard support team.\n\nhttp://support.asus.com/contact/contact.aspx?SLanguage=en-us
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Find out the manufactuer of your motherboard and the model number/type.  Then google it.
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Search www.ebay.com.  If you search for the exact model you might find someone selling one that has a trashed LCD and you can swap the motherboards.
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find the motherboard online and check how much memory it can hold
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go to the pc chips website
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The option (if available) will be in the BIOS.  To get to the BIOS, there will be a key you need to press while booting the computer (could be F8 or ESC).  Check the user manual for your specific motherboard here: http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/manual/mnu/spt_mnu_detail.php?UID=657&kind=1
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That is a really old obsolete machine. At the time of the 226 MHz processor, there were several manufacturers producing machines that used these components. Also, someone could easily just buy parts and put one together with these components. I doubt you will get the answer you are looking for with the information you provided.\n\nIf you had the serial number from the motherboard, then you could probably figure it out. Also if you have the make of all the components then you have a chance too. Why do you want this machine?  It is a dinosaur, not worth even $50.
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Hello \ni think your mother board is Mercury KOB-810-DST\nAs the motherboard you are using is a older version drivers needed to run your mother board will be there in windows XP.So,if you are using Windows XP as your OS then all the drivers needed for KOB-810-DST will be there in it, and there is no need to again install the drivers separately \n\nIf u even wanna get the drivers then here is the link\n\nhttp://www.kobian.com this is the main link u have a search in it for them\n\nThank U
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Any amount, well that exist on the market. It just has to be compatible with the motherboard (have the same connection).
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go to the website of the motherboard manufacturer and download drivers
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First, you have to find out which is your motherboard exact brand and model. Then, go to its maker's website and look up if there is a new bios version for your specific type and model of motherboard. You will probably have to download the lastest / updated version and run it. Be careful though: follow the instructions very carefully or the process may result in a damaged motherboard.\nI hope this is helpful!\nCheers!
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Here ya go...what a pain in the A$$ to find..hope this helps...this is the only place I could find other than ebay...isn't there any other 939 boards that will work???NForce is awesome and all that I use...but to discontinue a board is concerning at least.\n\nhttp://store.xtechnology.us/ga-k8nsnxp.html\n\nI emailed this to you also!!\n\nDANG!! This one looks like the 754 version...I will keep searching..I have been building Computers for nearly 20 years so I will reach out and let you know if I can find one!\n\nThis place claims to have them but you have to call???\n\nhttp://www.xpcgear.com/k8nsultra939.html\n\nHere is a used board in "like new condition" check it out:\n\nLink will not work for some reason...go to http://www.amazon.com and look for the seller itemsforless he has one
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Here's your Answer: www.newegg.com but I like tigerdirect (old customer)
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First, download a program called "Belarc Advisor".  It will analyze your computer quickly and give you a report of all the hardware and software installed, and it's free.  In the report, there will be a section called "Memory Modules" that describes your existing memory.  It will also tell you what kind of motherboard you have.  \n\nNext, go to the website mwave.com.  You can find the memory you need there at a great price, and if you still don't know what you need, just call them up and give them the information from Belarc Advisor and they'll help you out.  I've had excellent service consistently from this company since about 1998.\n\nWhen your memory arrives, turn your computer off and look for a slot that has the same size and shape of circuit board as your new memory.  Install your new memory next to it.  Make sure the tabs click fully into place so you'll know it's seated all the way.\n\nThat's it!\n\nDO NOT buy your memory from a retail store like Best Buy or Staples.  They will charge you well over double what you'll pay almost anywhere online.  Also, don't pay anybody more than $45 to install it, it's a super simple task and no tech has any business charging more than the minimum hourly rate for it.
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=19-103-391&depa=0