Shuttle
Shuttle was a manufacturer of PC compatibles and made their own motherboards during the DOS era.
HOT-433Year: ? Tested maximum bus transfer rates with this board (bus freq @ 33 MHz):
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HOT-541
Year: 1996 Supports CPU clock speeds from 75 MHz up to 200 MHz. The motherboard supports Pentium, K5, 5k86 and 6x86 CPUs up to 200MHz single-plane (single-voltage) but has the VRM slot for dual-plane (dual-voltage) CPUs like the Pentium MMX. It also supports Cyrix 6x86 P120+ CPU on board revision 2.5. Revision 1 and higher support EDO RAM. User Manual (v2 to v2.2)
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HOT-555Year: 1996 This board supports Cyrix 6x86 CPUs from P120+ up to P166+.
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HOT-569Year: 1997 Successor to the HOT-565 motherboard. Supports 50-83 MHz bus speeds. Core voltages supported are 3.2V down to 2.8V.
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HOT-591PYear: 2001
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HOT-603Year: ? Features a 1 MB L2 cache (2 banks). Supports 50-83 MHz bus speeds. Core voltages supported are 3.2V, 2.9V, 2.8V and 2.1V.
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AK31Year: ?
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