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General| Brand | Asus |
|---|---|
| Model | H61M-CS |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
Precautions to prevent electrical shock during system operation.
Guidelines for safe installation and handling of motherboard components.
Explains the structure and content of the user guide chapters.
Details ASUS features, rear ports, and internal connectors.
Covers BIOS features, manageability, support DVD, and physical dimensions.
Important precautions to take before installing motherboard components or changing settings.
Details orientation and securing methods for motherboard installation.
Illustrates and labels the various connectors, jumpers, and slots on the motherboard.
Guides on installing the CPU, heatsink, and fan assembly.
Introduces memory sockets and explains installation and capacity limitations.
Visual guide for installing and removing RAM modules from the motherboard.
Guides on installing and configuring expansion cards in PCIe slots.
Details supported cards for PCI Express 2.0 x1 and 3.0/2.0 x16 slots.
Details how to clear CMOS settings using the CLRTC jumper.
Identifies and describes the ports on the motherboard's rear panel.
Details internal headers for front panel audio and other functions.
Explains the ATX power connectors and PSU requirements for the motherboard.
Describes the SATA connectors for connecting hard drives and optical drives.
Details jumpers for controlling USB device wake-up functionality during sleep modes.
Explains how to connect CPU and chassis fans to the motherboard headers.
Describes the internal USB 2.0 connectors for adding front panel USB ports.
Details connectors for system controls, speaker, and chassis LEDs.
Guides on installing OS and using the support DVD for drivers and utilities.
Covers procedures for saving, managing, and updating the motherboard's BIOS.
Utility for updating BIOS directly from USB drive.
Tool for recovering corrupted BIOS files.
Utility for updating BIOS in a DOS environment.
Methods to access the BIOS setup utility during system startup or after POST.
Overview of the EZ Mode interface for basic system information and settings.
Details the Advanced Mode interface and its main menu structure.
Allows configuration of system language, date, and time within the BIOS.
Manages administrator and user passwords for BIOS protection.
Adjusts memory and integrated graphics frequencies.
Fine-tunes DRAM timings and CPU power management features.
Configures CPU features, power management, and thermal monitoring.
Configures settings related to the Platform Controller Hub (PCH).
Manages SATA modes (IDE/AHCI) and hot-plug support.
Configures settings related to the system agent, including memory remapping.
Manages USB-related features, including EHCI controller and port control.
Controls onboard devices like HD Audio, LAN controller, and PXE OPROM.
Configures AC power loss restore, power-on by PCI/PCIe, and RTC alarm settings.
Enables or disables UEFI network stack and PXE boot support.
Monitors hardware status and configures fan speed control (Q-Fan).
Configures boot order, fast boot, and related boot sequence settings.
Controls logo display, NumLock state, and error handling during boot.
Covers Option ROM messages, INT19 trap, setup mode, and CSM.
Manages Windows Secure Boot settings and security keys.
Utilizes BIOS update, memory info, and profile saving/loading tools.
Loads previous BIOS settings saved from a profile.
Manages saving, discarding changes, and loading default BIOS values.
Includes FCC, IC, VCCI, KC, REACH, and recycling information.
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