AOpen FC-PGA User Manual

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AOpen FC-PGA Specifications

General

CPU Socket Type	Socket 370
Form Factor	ATX
Compatible Processors	Intel Pentium III, Celeron
Socket Type	Socket 370
Memory Type	SDRAM

Summary

FC-PGA Installation Guide

Item Checklist

Verify that all package contents are complete, including retention blocks and FC-PGA card.

Install Slot1 Retention Mechanism

Install the Slot1 retention mechanism according to motherboard manufacturer's manual.

Install FC-PGA Processor

Place the Intel Socket370 Series Processor into the PGA Socket, aligning corners, and secure with lever.

Secure FC-PGA Card and Connect Fan

Insert retention blocks and connect processor fan to power source.

Jumper Settings and Configuration

CPU Core Voltage Configuration

Table detailing jumper settings (JP1-5) for configuring CPU core voltage.

Reserved Jumper JP6

Jumper JP6 is reserved for manufacturer use and not recommended for user changes.

CPU Overclocking Settings

Jumper JP7 is used for CPU Overclocking settings, allowing auto detection or fixed frequency.

System Requirements

Lists necessary motherboard and BIOS features for using the product.

Important Warnings

Notes on processor compatibility (no socket7) and potential BIOS upgrades.