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Intel 440BX User Manual

Intel 440BX
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Copyright (C) 1998.
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M760, Version 1.4
I6/December 1998

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Intel 440BX Specifications

General IconGeneral
ChipsetIntel 440BX
Form FactorATX
Memory TypeSDRAM
Maximum Memory1 GB
AGP Slot1x AGP
USB Ports2
Front Side Bus Speed100 MHz
ISA Slots1
ATA SupportATA-66

Summary

Chapter 1: Introduction

Key Features

Details the advanced features of the mainboard, including chipset, memory, expansion slots, and ATX power.

Unpacking & Static Precautions

Provides instructions for safely unpacking the mainboard and precautions against static electricity.

Chapter 2: Hardware Configuration

Mainboard Component Locations

Illustrates the physical layout and identifies key components on the mainboard.

CPU Installation

Covers the process and requirements for installing a CPU, including the retention clip mechanism.

Installation Procedures

Step-by-step guide for installing hardware components onto the mainboard.

CPU Speed Setting

Explains how to configure CPU speed via BIOS Plug and Play or manual settings.

Memory Installation

Details the mainboard's memory support, including DIMM sockets and configuration options.

RTC - CMOS RAM Clear Selector

Configures the CMOS RAM clear function using a jumper, with instructions for setting it to Normal mode.

J16 - Keyboard Power On Selector

Enables system power-on using the keyboard and requires BIOS setup configuration.

Software Power-Off

Describes how to shut down the computer using the Windows 95/98 operating system.

CN1 - ATX Power Connector

Details the 20-pin ATX power connector and its pin assignments for mainboard power.

J11 (21, 22) (PWRBT) – Power Button and Suspend Switch Connector

Explains the function of the power button and suspend switch connector on the mainboard.

Sound Pro Drivers Installation and Application

Provides instructions for installing and using the Sound Pro drivers and associated software.

Chapter 3: BIOS Setup

Entering BIOS Setup

Explains how to enter the BIOS Setup program using the DEL key and describes the initial setup screen.

Standard CMOS Setup

Covers basic system configurations like date, time, and IDE/floppy drive settings.

Advanced CMOS Setup

Covers a range of advanced system settings for performance and compatibility.

Advanced Chipset Setup

Details advanced chipset configurations, including memory timings and system features.

Power Management Setup

Configures system power saving features and ACPI/APM settings.

PCI/Plug and Play Setup

Manages PCI bus configurations and Plug and Play device settings.

Peripheral Setup

Configures onboard peripheral devices like FDC, serial, parallel, and IDE controllers.

CPU Plug and Play Setup

Configures CPU detection and frequency settings using Plug and Play.

CPU Frequency and Speed Selection

Allows manual selection of CPU frequency and speed multipliers.

Chapter 4: Software Driver

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