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Brand | Asus |
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Model | PRIME TRX40-PRO |
Category | Motherboard |
Language | English |
Safety precautions for electrical hazards during system operation and maintenance.
Safety guidelines for handling and operating the motherboard and its components.
Outlines the structure of the user guide, detailing each chapter's content and purpose.
Explains text formatting conventions like bold, italics, and key notations used in the manual.
Details the CPU socket type and compatibility with AMD Threadripper processors.
Identifies the motherboard chipset as AMD TRX40.
Lists memory specifications including DIMM slots, maximum capacity, and supported DDR4 speeds.
Details PCIe slot configurations and supported technologies like SLI/CrossFireX.
Describes M.2 and SATA port configurations and RAID support.
Specifies LAN controller and utilities like ASUS LAN Guard.
Notes the M.2 slot for Wi-Fi/BT modules, sold separately.
Details audio CODEC, features like Crystal Sound 3, and output specifications.
Lists USB port types and quantities, including USB 3.2 Gen 2, Gen 1, and USB 2.0.
Highlights features like 5-Way Optimization, DIGI+ Power Control, TPU, EPU, Fan Xpert 4, etc.
Details safety features like SafeSlot, LANGuard, Overvoltage Protection, and Stainless-Steel Back I/O.
Mentions ASUS Fan Xpert 4 and heatsink designs for thermal management.
Lists I/O ports including S/PDIF, LAN, USB 3.2, and audio jacks.
Lists internal connectors like USB, M.2, SATA, fan headers, power connectors, and RGB headers.
Specifies BIOS type, ROM size, and features like PnP and ACPI.
Mentions WfM 2.0, WOL by PME, PXE.
Lists ASUS Utilities and EZ Update.
Specifies supported OS (Windows 10 64-bit).
Provides motherboard dimensions (12" x 9.6").
Lists the main product included in the package.
Details included cables like LED extension and SATA cables.
Lists included accessories like M.2 screws, FAN holder, and Q-connector.
Mentions the motherboard support DVD.
Includes the user guide.
Lists tools like screwdrivers, PC chassis, and power supply unit.
Lists components like CPU, DIMM, SATA HDD, and graphics card.
Provides precautions and safety guidelines before installing motherboard components or changing settings.
Illustrates the physical layout of the motherboard, labeling key connectors and components.
Describes the AMD Socket sTRX4 for Threadripper processors and CPU installation precautions.
Details DIMM slots, DDR4 compatibility, and recommended memory configurations.
Explains memory installation rules, channel mapping, and SPD behavior for overclocking.
Details PCIe slots (x16, x4) and precautions for installing expansion cards.
Provides slot configurations for single VGA, SLI, and CrossFireX modes.
Explains the function of the Power button and its LED indicator.
Details the Clear RTC RAM jumper and its procedure for clearing CMOS settings.
Describes onboard LEDs for component status, error codes, and power plug indicators.
Monitors key components (CPU, DRAM, VGA, boot) during POST, indicating errors with lit LEDs.
Displays a 2-digit error code for system status during boot, aiding troubleshooting.
Indicates if the 8-pin power plug is connected, crucial for system stability.
Details various internal connectors for system components and peripherals.
Connects SATA devices like optical drives and hard disks. Supports RAID configurations.
Supports M.2 SSDs and M.2 Wi-Fi modules, detailing different M.2 socket types and modes.
Dedicated slot for installing an M.2 Wi-Fi module (E-key, type 2230).
Connects USB 3.2 Gen 2 modules for high-speed data transfer up to 10 Gb/s.
Connects USB 3.2 Gen 1 modules for data transfer speeds up to 5 Gb/s.
Connects USB modules for additional USB 2.0 ports with speeds up to 480 MB/s.
Connects the fan for the chipset heatsink.
Allows connection of fans and pumps for system cooling, detailing headers and specifications.
Connects a compatible PSU or fan extension card for system control.
Connects a sensor to monitor temperatures of devices and critical components.
Connects individually addressable RGB WS2812B LED strips for customizable lighting.
Connects RGB LED strips for multi-color lighting effects.
Connects the LED PCB on the I/O cover.
Connects chassis-mounted front panel audio modules supporting HD Audio.
Connects chassis functions like power LEDs, HDD LEDs, speaker, and power/reset buttons.
Details ATX 24-pin and 8-pin power connectors for motherboard power supply.
Introduces the PC building process with diagrams for reference.
Step-by-step guide for installing the CPU onto the sTRX4 socket, including precautions.
Instructions for installing the CPU heatsink and fan assembly.
Guide on mounting the motherboard into the PC chassis and securing it with screws.
Procedures for installing and removing memory modules (DIMMs) from the slots.
Steps for connecting the main ATX power connectors to the motherboard.
Instructions for connecting SATA hard drives and optical drives.
Guides connection of front panel connectors like USB, audio, and system panel.
Illustrates how to install PCIe x16 and PCIe x4 expansion cards.
Steps for installing M.2 SSDs into the M.2 slots.
Instructions for installing the MOS FAN bracket for additional cooling.
Guide for installing the M.2 Wi-Fi module and connecting the antennas.
Introduces BIOS update methods, including BIOS FlashBack.
Explains how to use BIOS FlashBack to update BIOS without CPU or RAM.
Details connections for the rear I/O panel and audio ports.
Identifies and describes the various ports on the motherboard's rear I/O panel.
Explains the LED indicators for the LAN port status and speed.
Details audio port assignments for 2, 4, 5.1, and 7.1 channel configurations.
Illustrates how to connect headphones, microphones, and speakers to audio ports.
Guides the initial system startup process, including power-on self-tests and BIOS beep codes.
Explains how to properly shut down the system using the power button.
Introduces UEFI BIOS, its functions, and general advice on changing settings.
Covers accessing the BIOS setup program via startup or POST, and general usage tips.
Details the Advanced Mode interface, configuration fields, and menu bar items.
Explains the main menu items available in the BIOS setup screen.
Option to select the display language for the BIOS interface.
Allows saving and accessing frequently used BIOS settings.
Manages fan speed and profiles for CPU and chassis fans.
Tool to search for specific BIOS items by name.
Controls RGB LED lighting and functional LEDs, with options for on/off states.
Provides an overview of system info, performance, and boot priority selection.
Allows setting fan profiles (Standard, Silent, Turbo) or manual fan speed configuration.
Personal space to save and access favorite BIOS items for quick access.
Instructions on how to add BIOS items to the My Favorites screen using the Setup Tree Map.
Overview of system info, date, time, language, and security settings.
Configure overclocking-related items for CPU and DRAM.
Select CPU overclocking options like Auto, Default, Manual, or D.O.C.P. Standard.
Automatically overclocks CPU/DRAM frequencies and voltage for performance enhancement.
Adjust settings for CPU, system devices, and other advanced configurations.
Options to enable or disable AMD CPU fTPM.
Displays CPU-related information detected automatically by BIOS.
Configure PCI, PCI-X, and PCI Express settings like 4G Decoding and SR-IOV.
Adjust USB features like Legacy Support, XHCI Hand-off, and Single Port Control.
Displays SMART information for connected storage devices.
View NVMe controller and drive information if an NVMe device is connected.
Manages SATA port detection and enables/disables SATA devices.
Sets SATA configuration to AHCI or RAID for advanced features or RAID arrays.
Configure PCI lanes and onboard devices.
Configures PCIe x16_1 slot bandwidth and RAID modes.
Enables or disables the High Definition Audio Controller.
Controls RGB LED lighting on/off when the system is working or in sleep states.
Manages system wake and sleep settings, like Restore on AC Power Loss and ErP Ready.
Enables or disables the UEFI network stack.
Displays AMD Common BIOS Specifications.
Shows the AMD PBS Setup Page.
Displays the AMD Overclocking Setup Page.
Displays system temperature, power status, and fan settings.
Configures system boot options, including Fast Boot, Boot Logo, and CSM.
Selects between Advanced Mode or EZ Mode after POST.
Configures CSM for better compatibility with VGA, bootable devices, and add-on devices.
Configures Windows Secure Boot settings and keys for system protection.
Sets the boot device priority sequence.
Accesses special function configurations like EZ Flash 3 and Secure Erase.
Utility to update BIOS using a USB flash drive.
Safely erases SSDs to restore factory performance levels.
Allows saving and loading BIOS settings profiles.
View DRAM SPD information.
Enable/disable ASUS Armoury Crate for ACPI table execution in Windows.
Options to load defaults, save changes, discard changes, or launch EFI Shell.
General information about updating BIOS, its risks, and available utilities.
Utility for updating BIOS within the Windows environment, requiring internet.
Detailed steps for updating BIOS using a USB flash drive.
Auto-recovery tool to restore BIOS from corrupted files using a support USB drive.
Introduces RaidXpert2 utility and supported RAID configurations.
Explains RAID concepts like Volume, RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 10.
Lists BIOS Q-codes and their corresponding meanings for troubleshooting.
Lists ACPI/ASL checkpoints relevant to system states under the operating system.
Provides regulatory compliance information and warnings.
Details compliance with FCC rules for Class B digital devices and interference guidelines.
Compliance statement for Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada.
Japan's VCCI compliance statement for Class B ITE equipment.
Korea's warning statement for Class B electronic equipment.
License terms for Google software, likely related to included utilities.
ASUS commitment to environmental regulations and product lifecycle.
Compliance with REACH regulations and chemical substance disclosure.
Product compliance with the EU RoHS Directive regarding hazardous substances.
Information on ASUS recycling programs and proper disposal of products and batteries.
Warning regarding Cancer and Reproductive Harm, with a link to P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Provides contact details for ASUS technical support in different regions.