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General| Chipset | Intel Q35 Express |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | ATX |
| CPU Socket | LGA 775 |
| Video Outputs | VGA |
| CPU | Celeron |
| Memory | Up to 8GB DDR2 |
| Expansion Slots | PCIe x16 |
| Storage | SATA |
| USB | USB 2.0 |
| Audio | HD Audio |
| Power Connector | 24-pin ATX |
| Memory Slots | 4 x 240-pin DDR2 DIMM |
Lists supported Intel Core 2 Quad and Duo processors, including cache, speed, and FSB.
Information on contacting sales for additional supported processors.
Details about the Intel Q35 GMCH, including processor support and graphics.
Lists peripheral chips like ITE IT8718F, Realtek 8111B, and MARVELL SA8040 with their functions.
Describes DDR2 DIMM sockets, support for 800/667 MHz, and maximum memory capacity.
Specifies the BIOS type as AMI BIOS Firmware Hub (SPI).
Details floppy support, serial ports, USB interfaces, keyboard/mouse port, and additional I/O.
Covers CMOS battery, front panel header, and CPU socket details.
Describes power connections via PICMG connector and ATX12V connector.
Details CPU and system fan headers and their pin configurations.
Mentions optional TPM module capability.
Specifies the PICMG form factor and dimensions (13.3"X 4.8").
Outlines operating and non-operating temperature and humidity ranges.
Advises on careful handling to prevent damage from dropping, force, or static electricity.
Illustrates the motherboard with labels for key connectors like SATA, DIMM, COM, IDE, USB, VGA.
Shows locations of headers and jumpers on the motherboard, like Front Panel, CPU Fan, TPM, AT/ATX.
Provides a table listing jumpers and connectors with their names, descriptions, and pin counts.
Explains jumper types, how to identify pin numbering, and how to set them.
Details specific jumper locations like AT/ATX Power Mode, CMOS Reset, and PATA IDE.
Guides on installing DDR2 DIMMs, including valid memory configurations and capacity.
Provides detailed steps and warnings for safely installing the CPU into the socket.
Explains how to connect CPU and system fans to the motherboard headers.
Details how to connect power cables via PICMG, EATX1, and ATX12V1 connectors.
Describes the PS/2, VGA, LAN, and USB ports on the back panel.
Explains SATA ports, External Audio header, and their pin assignments.
Instructions on how to enter the BIOS setup utility by pressing the DEL key.
Describes the layout and navigation of the main BIOS setup screen.
Covers system overview, BIOS version, processor details, and date/time settings.
Instructions on how to change the system's date and time within the BIOS.
Introduces the advanced settings menu for detailed system configuration.
Allows modification of processor-related parameters like prefetcher and virtualization.
Displays information about detected IDE devices.
Allows selection of floppy drive configuration options.
Covers settings for onboard floppy controller and serial port addresses.
Provides information on system temperatures, voltages, and fan behavior.
Details ACPI and APM configuration options for power management.
Settings for serial port console redirection and remote access.
Options for legacy USB support, USB 2.0 controller, and EHCI hand-off.
Configuration for PCI devices, latency timers, IRQ allocation, and DMA channels.
Specific settings for NVRAM, latency, IRQ/DMA allocation, and reserved memory.
Options for configuring boot device priority and boot behavior.
Settings like Quick Boot, Num-Lock status, and LAN boot function.
Defines the sequence for checking boot devices (HDD, CD/DVD, Removable).
Screen to select the primary hard drive for booting.
Screen to select the primary removable drive for booting.
Configuration for supervisor and user passwords, and boot sector virus protection.
Settings related to the Northbridge and Southbridge configurations.
Options for USB functions, USB port configuration, and HDA controller.
Options for saving or discarding changes and loading default settings.
Lists I/O port address ranges and their corresponding descriptions.
Details system memory address ranges, sizes, and descriptions.
Lists DMA channels, their data width, and assigned resources.
Shows PCI slot assignments for ISEL and IRQx.
Maps PCI bus, device, and function numbers to their respective functions.
Lists IRQ priorities and their standard functions.
Describes the Intel Q35 graphics subsystem, including analog display support and DVMT.
Instructions on updating the motherboard's BIOS using a floppy disk.
Explains POST codes and their role in diagnosing system faults.
Describes checkpoints during the boot block initialization phase of the BIOS.
Details checkpoints related to BIOS recovery processes.
Lists checkpoints occurring during the main POST (Power-On Self Test) phase.
Describes checkpoints for the Device Initialization Manager (DIM) module.
Lists checkpoints related to ACPI sleep and wake events.
Explains beep codes used by AMIBIOS for critical errors.
Lists specific beep codes and their meanings for boot block and POST errors.
Details beep codes related to the boot block initialization process.
Details beep codes generated during the POST phase.
Provides actions to take based on specific POST BIOS beep code patterns.
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