Motherboard data collection

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Hi,

is there by now any kind of database that hosts motherboard data?

Or asked the other way round: I got a sensors.conf for my
"Soyo SY-P4I875P Dragon 2 Platinum Edition" working (somehow working,
I asked Soyo support for data, but didnt recieve an answer yet. So its just
wild guessing, but at least I have some values that seem to make sense.)

I tried several times searches on the web without success to get some info
how to treat my motherboard. Now I wonder if I am the first to get it running,
is there some place I should publish the thing?

I could put it on my own webpages, but nobody would look there, would they?

Best regards,
Holger.

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