PCCHIPS Mother Board 863 1.0, Chipset= SiS 741GX Rev.03

note the bios number and google this with the words user manual

Hi Thanks for your question
Unfortunately there isn't an universal driver for all motherboards. Driver will be specific to your motherboard and components that are on in. I hope this clarifies your view. Good Luck

This motherboard is a SIS chipset socket 478 motherboard. I dought that this type of motherboards are in production. Chk if there are any refurbished computers stores that might have or chk ebay for Sis 651m chipset mothersboards. it will work with you pc

You can download the drivers from the following link; http://www.asrock.com/mb/download.asp?Model=K7S41GX&o=XP

This is not a SiS motherboard but the drivers will still function. The chip-set is the same as the SiS MB,(741GX + SiS 963L) North bridge and South bridge chipset.

Happy holidays!
Mike

I'd use at least a 450.

This problem can be caused by several things. First, are the memory chips exactly identical (brand, type, size, etc.)? If not, that will definitely cause the problem. Second, how many memory slots are there? If you have four, check the manual and make sure you're putting the memory in the correct slots. Some Mobo's require that you put chips in slots A1 and B1 and not A1 and A2. Also, some Mobo's have DDR slots and DDR2 slots, so make sure you're putting the right kind of memory into the proper slots. Some people fudge the memory by putting 400 mhz memory into slower slots, and that works one chip at a time - but if you install a second, identical chip, the system will fail. If all else fails and you've met these conditions, check the type of memory to be sure of the proper fit (use manufacturer's recommended brands and numbers) or try a different chip in the second slot. One chip could be bad.

Hello, your motherboard has a sis 661fx chip your driver is placed here:
http://www.givemefile.net/drivers/mainboards/msi/file/13241.html

Good luck.

Link to drivers

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Hi,

Go to Settings, Control Panel, Sound and Audio Devices, check "Place volume icon in the taskbar." In your Device Manager, pls verify that the drivers for your sound card are completely and correctly installed with no yellow or red markings. Likewise, verify that in your CMOS/BIOS settings, the onboard audio has been enabled. The sound driver/installer for an Intel CA810E has the filename 4035full.exe and uses a DOS component.

Should this not work, you might not have an Intel motherboard but one that just uses the Intel 810E chipset. Please post back with a more specific motherboard brand and model.

While it is true that the 810E chipset is by Intel, it does not necessarily mean that the motherboard entirely is by Intel. It could be by Asus, MSI, PCChips, ECS, Soltek or others. The sound therefore need not be the same for all versions of motherboards using the said chipset.

The Intel mb that uses this chipset carries the model CA810E or CA810 which uses Creative Sound Blaster* AudioPCI 128V audio solution or Crystal Semiconductor CS4297 AC '97 stereo audio codec;

The Asus CUWE-FX/RM, FlexATX or i810E uses the same Intel 810E chipset but different sound. Asus can and may use CMI, Crystal, Creative, ESS.

An ECS BKi810E(V7.3) uses the same Intel chipset but C-Media 8738 for sound.

An MSI MS-6188 uses the same chipset. It may have used an Avance-Realtek AC97 for sound.

Hope this be of some help/idea. Pls post back to confirm that you have an Intel CA810 version or by some other motherboard manufacturer.

Good luck and kind regards.