I swear to you, i tried this query with google yesterday:
"MODAM" "Memory Plus"
It always resulted in modem stuff. But today it results in real results that are relevant to MODAM, 68kmla is the first result. Strange. :O
Anyways, In the box was a cable with what looks like a VGA or Serial port on one end and the 8 pin connector on the other end. I didn't think anything of it, because it was in a ball of other cables, but it fits!
So here is my theory, it's not a card for graphics, because there are only three traces that connect the board to the motherboard. The other graphics cards had a PDS connector. I only have 3 pins on the one side and 8 on the other. However, three is enough for power and a serial connection, right? Could it be another serial port?
The oscillator on the board has two pins and is 14.3182mhz, if that is saying anything.
Is there any software that i can run that would identify the board somehow?
"MODAM" "Memory Plus"
It always resulted in modem stuff. But today it results in real results that are relevant to MODAM, 68kmla is the first result. Strange. :O
Anyways, In the box was a cable with what looks like a VGA or Serial port on one end and the 8 pin connector on the other end. I didn't think anything of it, because it was in a ball of other cables, but it fits!
So here is my theory, it's not a card for graphics, because there are only three traces that connect the board to the motherboard. The other graphics cards had a PDS connector. I only have 3 pins on the one side and 8 on the other. However, three is enough for power and a serial connection, right? Could it be another serial port?
The oscillator on the board has two pins and is 14.3182mhz, if that is saying anything.
Is there any software that i can run that would identify the board somehow?