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  1. 03-01-2016, 02:31 PM #1
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    This is the closest I could find for you....and it is pretty close, but there is a bit different 16/32 bit slot setup. The link does say the manufacturer was QDI



    US 3486 MCA Bus Motherboard

    that should get some assemblance of layout, jumper settings etc. Just use the info to do a bit more research for this particular model. Sorry it is not exact, but it is pretty **** close.
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