Help, motherboard ID needed!

hi, I'm putting an old machine back together for a friends daughter, only problem is, the motherboard I'm using.. I dont have a clue of the make, and cant find a makers name....

theres a weird what looks like a squiggly R then another R then a B

R RB

It looks like a logo, and I have seen it before.. but cant remember whos..

There seems to be a model number after it.. M103

Its a P3 board, with an SIS 5595 chipset on it.. (i think.. lol)
Award Bios SI21 2m

AGP Slot
3 SDRAM slots
3 PCI slots
2 ISA Slots

I know its not fantastic, and its almost as old as the Ark.. BUT, with the bits and pieces I have... it will run and the kid can play on the net... and if the machine dies.. then they have only lost pence instead of dig money...
They are on the breadline, and cant afford much, this way they have a machine thats usable..

Any help would be appreciated... Cheers guys, I know your all up to the task.
Jay

 

Have you already put the computer together?

What is your particular issue right now? Does it have onboard sound/video?

 

http://www.motherboards.org/tools/moboidtools.html
http://www.wimsbios.com/numbers.shtml

those links might help you

 

Hi, tried both those sites and cant get any info from them for the motherboard...

no problems at the mo, cos I havent put the board back in.. I've swopped the prodessor from a P3 450mhz to a P3 600... and want to make sure the settings on the motherboard are right....

also, I want to check on what memory goes into the motherboard as I;ve got 512meg of sdram 133 i want to put in... besides which making sure the fsb is right...etc

jay

 

If it's assembled, then software can id the board with ease. Fresh Diagnose is my favorite, if only because it's free. I'll also do benchmarks against other processors, though that probably means nothing.

 

Software programs aren't going to help identify the motherboard if it's not installed.

As stated above, look for an FCC ID number, which you can check HERE.

Failing that, just post any other numbers on the board here if you are unsure, or Google them.