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Form Factor | Micro ATX |
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Socket | LGA 1156 |
Memory Type | DDR3 |
Maximum Memory | 8 GB |
Memory Slots | 2 |
PCI Express x16 | 1 |
PCI Express x1 | 2 |
PCI Slots | 1 |
Chipset | Intel H55 Express |
USB Ports | 12 |
Video Outputs | VGA |
SATA Ports | 6 |
Provides a general overview of the Intel Desktop Board DH55PJ.
Summarizes the major features of the motherboard.
Illustrates the physical layout of major components on the motherboard.
Depicts the major functional areas and interconnections of the motherboard.
Describes supported processors and their specifications.
Details the H55 chipset and system memory features.
Explains dual channel (interleaved) and single channel (asymmetric) memory modes.
Details differences from other Intel Desktop Board products and legacy features.
Provides web links for product information, support, and drivers.
Covers integrated graphics support, including VGA and DVI-D outputs.
Details integrated graphics support via Intel Flexible Display Interface.
Details support for discrete add-in graphics cards via PCIe x16.
Describes USB ports and internal SATA connectors.
Details the Gigabit Ethernet controller and RJ-45 connector.
Covers audio features, codec, and capabilities.
Lists hardware management features like monitoring and fan control.
Shows locations of thermal sensors and fan headers.
Explains power management implementation levels.
Explains ACPI and supported system power states.
Details devices and events that can wake the computer from sleep states.
Introduces board connectors and headers, including back panel and component-side.
Provides pinout and signal names for various port headers.
Covers front panel header, controls, LEDs, and USB headers.
Explains the location and function of the BIOS setup jumper block.
Discusses power supply requirements, ATX compliance, and current ratings.
Introduces the Intel BIOS, its storage, POST messages, and menu structure.
Describes utilities for updating the BIOS and procedures for BIOS recovery.
Covers booting from various devices like hard drive, optical, network, and removable media.
Explains supervisor and user passwords for BIOS and boot security.
Lists and explains BIOS beep codes, LED blink codes, error messages, and POST codes.
Provides information on safety, EMC, and product certifications.
Covers safety standards, environmental specs, and energy compliance.
Provides cautions and guidelines for battery replacement and disposal.