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General| Chipset | Intel 82430HX |
|---|---|
| Processor Socket | Socket 7 |
| IDE Ports | 2 |
| Floppy Ports | 1 |
| PCI Slots | 4 |
| ISA Slots | 3 |
| Form Factor | AT |
| USB Ports | 0 |
| BIOS | AWARD BIOS |
| Supported Processors | Intel Pentium, AMD K5, Cyrix 6x86 |
| Memory Slots | 4 |
| RAM Type | EDO, FPM |
| Front Side Bus | 66 MHz |
| Memory Type | EDO, FPM |
Details copyright information, trademarks, and disclaimers for the manual.
Covers restricted rights legend and product rights details.
Highlights the main features and capabilities of the 82430 HX / P54C PCI Mainboard.
Details the S3 Trio 64V+ graphics engine and its performance.
Describes advanced video playback features and MPEG support.
Essential safety guidelines for handling the mainboard to prevent ESD damage.
Explains the purpose and settings for various jumpers on the mainboard.
Lists jumpers pre-configured at the factory for initial setup.
Configures the mainboard for color or monochrome monitor output.
Sets the bus fraction core to bus ratio according to CPU clock speed.
Procedure to clear CMOS memory and reset BIOS settings.
Information on the reserved VRM socket for CPU voltage regulation.
Enables or disables the PS/2 mouse function and its associated IRQ.
Guide for connecting the COM/VGA/LINE adapter for expanded I/O functions.
Details on connectors for VGA, Line Out, COM1, and COM2 on the adapter.
Guides on setting up CPU jumpers for different processor types and speeds.
Instructions for configuring CPU frequency settings based on processor model and clock.
Configuration for Pentium, Cyrix 6x86, and AMD K5 CPUs running at 2.0x clock speed.
Configuration for Pentium CPUs running at 2.5x clock speed (150 MHz).
Configuration for Pentium CPUs running at 3.0x clock speed (180/200 MHz).
Instructions for setting CPU voltage for single and dual voltage processors.
Details on supported SIMM/EDO DRAM types, sizes, and table-free configuration.
Information on cache RAM, TAG RAM, and cacheable ranges for different cache sizes.
Guidance on configuring 256K Pipelined Burst SRAM cache settings.
Instructions for upgrading to 512K Pipelined Burst SRAM cache.
Default I/O addresses and IRQ settings for serial and parallel ports.
Details on connecting the keyboard connector (J1) and power supply connectors (PW1).
Information on keylock, power LED (J17), speaker (J18), and reset (J19) connectors.
Details on PS/2 mouse, Turbo LED, IDE, HDD LED, FDC, Parallel, and SRAM connectors.
Information on connecting USB, MPEG, TV Tuner, Line Out, and Infrared devices.
Instructions on entering and navigating the Award BIOS setup utility.
Overview of major BIOS setup sections like Standard CMOS and BIOS Features.
Configure date, time, hard disk types, floppy drives, video mode, and error handling.
Adjust CPU cache, boot sequence, keyboard repeat rates, and security options.
Manage boot order, floppy drive settings, and HDD detection.
Configure keyboard repeat behavior and system password protection.
Adjusts palette snooping for compatibility with graphics and MPEG cards.
Configure OS selection for DRAM and settings for video/adapter BIOS shadowing.
Configure automatic settings and DRAM timing parameters for optimal performance.
Manage System BIOS and Video BIOS cacheability settings.
Detailed options for DRAM timing, RAS precharge, and read/write lead-off.
Configure ISA clock speed and system BIOS cacheable settings.
Settings for video BIOS cacheability and I/O recovery times.
Manage memory hole mapping and peer concurrency for PCI devices.
Configure DRAM ECC/Parity checking and single bit error reporting.
Introduction to power management features and their configuration options.
Configure Doze, Standby, Suspend modes, and HDD power down timers.
Configure Advanced Power Management and video power saving methods.
Detailed settings for system power saving states and hard drive power off.
Configure system wake-up triggers and power down activity monitoring.
Configure Plug and Play (PnP) and PCI slot resource allocation.
Manage automatic resource assignment for PCI/ISA devices and reset configuration data.
Configure IRQ/DMA assignments and PCI IDE IRQ mapping.
Option to load previously saved system configuration settings.
Option to load default BIOS settings for high performance.
Configure on-board peripherals like IDE, FDC, serial, and parallel ports.
Configure IDE HDD block mode, channel settings, and floppy controller.
Configure serial port addresses, I/O, and UART modes.
Configure parallel port mode (ECP/EPP), DMA, and EPP type.
Set or change the supervisor password to protect system access.
Set or change the user password for system boot-up or setup access.
Automatically detect IDE hard disk types and configure CMOS settings.
Guide for installing IDE BUS Master drivers for various operating systems.
Instructions for installing IDE BUS Master drivers in MS-DOS and Windows environments.
Steps to install IDE BUS Master drivers in Windows NT 3.5.
Procedure for installing IDE BUS Master drivers in Windows 95.
Steps to load IDE driver on Novell NetWare servers.
Instructions for installing IDE driver on SCO UNIX systems.
Procedure for installing IDE driver on SCO UNIX 5.0.
Steps to install IDE driver for OS/2 2.0 and WARP 3.X.
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