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General| Non-ECC | No |
|---|---|
| Number of memory slots | 4 |
| Maximum internal memory | 16 GB |
| Processor socket | LGA 775 (Socket T) |
| Processor manufacturer | Intel |
| USB 2.0 connectors | 3 |
| Power fan connector | Yes |
| Number of SATA connectors | 6 |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | USB 2.0 ports have a data transmission speed of 480 Mbps, and are backwards compatible with USB 1.1 ports. You can connect all kinds of peripheral devices to them. |
| VGA (D-Sub) ports quantity | 0 |
| Audio output channels | 7.1 channels |
| Motherboard form factor | ATX |
| Controller interface type | SATA |
| Controller 2nd interface type | IDE |
| PCI Express x1 slots | 2 |
| RAID levels | 0, 1 |
| LAN controller | Atheros L1E |
| Networking features | Gigabit Ethernet |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 244 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 305 mm |
Lists all items included in the motherboard package for verification.
Highlights the key technologies and innovative aspects of the motherboard.
Details core technologies like CPU support, memory speed, and bus architecture.
Describes unique ASUS software utilities and hardware innovations.
Provides essential safety precautions and guidelines before starting component installation.
Details the physical layout, component placement, and key features of the motherboard.
Guides on correctly orienting the motherboard within the computer chassis.
Identifies the specific mounting points for securing the motherboard to the chassis.
Covers the CPU socket, installation process, and heatsink mounting.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly installing a CPU into its socket.
Instructions for mounting the CPU cooling solution for optimal thermal performance.
Information on memory types, DIMM sockets, and dual-channel configurations.
Introduces the motherboard's DIMM slots, channels, and memory architecture.
Explains dual-channel setup options and memory capacity limitations.
Detailed procedure for inserting RAM modules into the DIMM sockets.
Describes the different types of expansion slots and their intended uses.
Procedure for inserting expansion cards into the available slots.
Details the standard PCI slots for various expansion cards.
Information on PCI Express x1 slots for network cards and other peripherals.
Covers the primary PCI Express x16 slot, typically for graphics cards.
Explains the function and usage of motherboard jumpers for system configuration.
Instructions on how to clear CMOS settings using the Clear RTC RAM jumper.
Overview of all motherboard connectors, both rear panel and internal.
Identifies and explains the function of external ports on the I/O shield.
Details internal headers for fans, power, USB, front panel audio, and more.
Information on operating system installation and bundled software.
Lists drivers, utilities, and software available on the motherboard support DVD.
Guides on backing up, updating, and recovering the system's BIOS.
Instructions for using the ASUS software utility to update BIOS within Windows.
How to update the BIOS directly from the BIOS setup interface using a USB drive.
Procedure for recovering a corrupted BIOS file using the support DVD or USB.
Explains how to access, navigate, and use the BIOS setup utility.
Overview of the BIOS interface, including menu items, navigation, and fields.
Details on using keyboard keys to navigate and select options within the BIOS.
Explains the main categories and specific settings available in the BIOS menus.
How to view and modify the values of BIOS configuration parameters.
Displays basic system information and core hardware configuration settings.
Allows setting the current system time within the BIOS.
Allows setting the current system date within the BIOS.
Configuration options and detection status for Serial ATA storage devices.
Advanced settings for SATA controllers, including IDE, RAID, and AHCI modes.
Provides an overview of automatically detected system specifications like BIOS and CPU.
For adjusting system performance, overclocking, and memory timings.
Selects overclocking modes such as Manual, Auto, or eXtreme Memory Profile (X.M.P.).
Adjusts the CPU core clock multiplier relative to the FSB frequency.
Sets the Front Side Bus frequency, impacting overall system clock speeds.
Configures the operating frequency for DDR3 memory modules.
Contains detailed configuration options for CPU, chipset, and onboard devices.
Settings related to CPU features, power management, and virtualization.
Advanced settings for the motherboard's chipset, including memory and graphics.
Controls for enabling/disabling integrated peripherals like audio, LAN, and SATA controllers.
Settings for managing USB ports, controllers, and legacy support.
Options for managing system power states, ACPI settings, and hardware monitoring.
Configures the system's sleep states (S1, S3) for power saving.
Settings related to Advanced Power Management features like AC power loss recovery.
Displays real-time system temperatures, fan speeds, and voltage readings.
Options for configuring system boot order and startup behavior.
Sets the sequence of devices from which the system attempts to boot.
Adjusts boot-related features like quick boot, logo display, and NumLock state.
Manages system security settings, including BIOS supervisor and user passwords.
Provides access to utility tools for system maintenance and advanced configuration.
Utility for updating the motherboard BIOS from within the BIOS interface.
Enables or disables the instant-on operating system for quick internet access.
Options for saving, discarding, or loading default BIOS settings.
Saves current BIOS settings and exits the setup utility.
Resets all BIOS parameters to their original factory default values.
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