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IWILL mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’s Manual mP4G/mP4GL Series V er sion 1.0 FB24624100.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual II.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard User’ s Manual III Feder al Communications Commission (FCC) Statement This equipmen t has been tested and foun d to comply with the limits f or a Class B digital devi ce , pursu ant to P art 15 o f th e FCC Rules.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual IV Disclaimer The inf ormati on in this docum ent is subject to chan ge with out notice . Th e manuf acturer m akes no r epresen tations or warr anti es.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard User’ s Manual V Contents 1: Introduction .................................................................... 1. 1 Manual Structure ............................................................................. 1.1 Manual Featur es .
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual VI Serial (COM) Ports .................................................................... 2.19 VGA P ort ................................................................................. 2.19 USB Ports .
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard User’ s Manual VII Installin g the Motherboar d in a System Housing ............................... 4.11 Motherboard Installation Procedure ............................................. 4.11 Connecting Front Panel Components .
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual VIII Making a Linux Support Disk ....................................................... 5.28 Installin g the Utility So ftware ....................................................... 5.28 6: Using the Motherboar d .
1: Introduction User’ s Manual 1•1 1: Introduction This is the User’s Manual is for the both the mP4G and mP4GL motherboards . Anything in this manual that only applies to one board is clearly noted. Please r ead this chapter before y ou use your motherboar d and identify which parts of the manual you will need to r efer to.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 1•2 Chapter 5: Sy stem Configuration Cov ers connecting s ystem peripher als to the motherboard, initial BIOS configuration using the CMOS Setup utility , OS options and softwar e installation. Chapter 6: Using The Motherboard Explains sy stem operation features that deriv e from the motherboard.
1: Introduction User’ s Manual 1•3 Critical T opics Many user s do not read through the entir e User’s Manual. While this may not be necessary for e xperienced users or if the motherboard is alr eady installed, there ar e some topics which are particularly important and deserv e your specific attention.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 1•4 P acking List The motherboard pack age includes the following items: • mP4G or mP4GL motherboard • R ear I/O panel sheild • A T A -66/1 00 IDE connector cable Connects IDE devices to one of the onboar d IDE connectors .
1: Introduction User’ s Manual 1•5 • Prepar e Minimum System Components If you ar e installing the board in a ne w sy stem, you’ll need at least the following internal components; • Intel P entium 4 478-pin processor • At least one DDR SDRAM memory module • Desired stor age devices (har d disk, CD-R OM, etc .
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2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•1 2: Ke y Featur es & Components This chapter explains the location and function of this motherboard’ s ke y features and components. In addition, it details the softwar e that comes on the Po wer Installer support CD-R OM disc.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•2 Motherboard Lay out The diagram and k ey on these two pages sho ws the loca- tion of ke y components on the motherboard.
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•3 Motherboard Lay out Ke y Component Function CPU1 mPGA478 CPU sock et JA TXPWR2, J A TXPWR1 P ower connectors f or A TX power supply DDR1, DDR2 DIMM mem ory sockets f or DDR SDRAM modules AGP1 AGP conn ector for 1.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•4 Ke y Featur es & Components This section explains the function and use of k ey fea- tures and components on the motherboar d. It also indi- cates where to look in the manual for additional infor- mation on configuring and using them.
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•5 Intel 845G/GL Chipsets The mP4G and Mp4GL motherboards use v ariations of the Intel 845 Chipset, a multi-function chipset for higher- end performance and mainstream sy stems. The mP4G uses the 845G chipset and the mP4GL uses the 845GL.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•6 CPU Socket Function: The s ystem CPU installs in this sock et. Description: The mPG A478B CPU socket supports all 478- pin Intel P entium 4 CPUs that use this socket.
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•7 System Mem ory Sockets Function: The DIMM s y stem memory sock ets ar e for in- stalling DDR SDRAM sy stem memory modules. Description: There ar e two DIMM memory module sock- ets on the motherboard.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•8 The A GP Slot Function: The A GP slot is for installing an A GP interface video display card. Description: The A GP slot is a high-speed slot exclusiv ely designed for an A GP video display card.
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•9 PCI Expansi on Slots Function: The PCI e xpansion slots are for installing sy s- tem expansion or “ add-on” cards to add additional s ys- tem hardw are . Description: This motherboard has thr ee Bus Master ca- pable PCI expansion slots .
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•10 Drive Connectors There ar e thr ee driv e connector s on the motherboar d for connecting IDE and floppy disk driv es. IDE Drive Connectors Function: The tw o IDE connectors, mark ed ‘Primary’ and ‘Secondary’, are for connecting IDE driv es to the motherboard.
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•11 Floppy Disk Drive Connector Function: The flopp y disk drive connector , marked ‘Floppy’, is for connecting one flopp y disk drive to the motherboard. Description: The floppy disk driv e connector supports connecting one floppy disk driv e to the motherboard.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•12 Other In ternal Connectors There ar e sev eral other connectors on the motherboar d. A TX P ower Connectors Function: Connector s for leads from a sy stem A TX po wer supply . Description: There ar e two po wer connector s on the motherboard for leads fr om an A TX pow er supply .
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•13 A temperatur e monitor detects the CPU and internal sy s- tem temperatur es, which ar e displayed in the PC Health section of the CMOS Setup Utility .
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•14 IR Connector JP1 Function: Connector for an Infr ared (IR) port module . Description: The IR connector supports both IrD A and ASKIR infrar ed port modules. F ollow the module’ s in- structions to install it.
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•15 6-Channel Audio Option Connector J1 Function: Connector for the optional 6-channel audio port brack et. Description: The 6-channel audio connector supports any of the three optional 6-channel audio port br ackets, 6CH, 6CHG and SuperA udio.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•16 Smartcard Reader Connector U23 Function: Connector for a Smartcar d reader module . Description: A housing mounted Smartcard r eader mod- ule plugs into to this connector .
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•17 Fron t Pan el feature connector pin assignm ents Front P anel Connector: Leads from th e fron t panel features conn ect to this header .
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•18 Parallel P ort Function: Connecting a de vice with a parallel interface to the sy stem. Description: The parallel port is gener ally used to con- nect a printer to the sy stem. The port supports common parallel port modes and allo ws bidir ectional communi- cation.
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•19 Serial (COM) Ports Function: Connecting Serial de vices. The external serial port has a 9-pin connector . It can op- erate at speeds up to 1 15,200bps . Y ou can configur e the port speed via the computer’s Oper ating Sy stem.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•20 LAN Port Function: Connecting a CA T 5 LAN cable to the s ystem. Description: This is an RJ-45 connector for standard Cat 5 LAN cabling with RJ-45 jacks. The connector is for the optional onboard LAN contr oller .
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•21 Audio Jack s & Connectors Function: Jacks for connecting e xternal audio devices to the onboard audio subs ystem. Description: There ar e three audio jacks: • Line In (mP4G-U & mP4GL-U only) A udio input connector for an external audio sour ce .
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•22 Jumpers There ar e five jumper switches on this motherboard. Jumpers function lik e switches to establish a hardw are configuration setting. JCMOS1 Clear CMOS Function: Clear s the CMOS Setup Utility configuration recor d stored in the r eal-time clock’s CMOS memory .
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•23 Softw are Featur es This motherboard comes with driv er softwar e and bundled utility softwar e on the supplied P ow er Installer CD-R OM disc.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 2•24 Driver Softwar e This motherboard r e quir es that you install driver soft- war e to support the onboard har dwar e .
2: Ke y F eatures & Components User’ s Manual 2•25 P ow er Installer : mP4G section Utility in stallation scr een Utility So ftware The Po wer Installer disc also has se veral Windo ws utility progr ams on it.
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3: Motherboard Configur ation User’ s Manual 3•1 In This Chapter: The Def ault Configur ation Har dwar e Configur ation: Jumper Settings Firmwar e Confi gur ati on: The BI OS CMOS Setup U tility R.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 3•2 The BIOS-Related Jumper Jumper JCMOS1: Clear CMOS Memory JCMOS1 is a jumper switch, but it does not set a hard- war e configuration setting. The BIOS CMOS Setup Utility creates a sy stem configuration recor d that is stored in CMOS memory in the real-time clock chip.
3: Motherboard Configur ation User’ s Manual 3•3 BIOS CMOS Setup Utility – Main Screen The main scr een of th e CMOS Setup U tility has a Load Opti- mized Defaults item that loads the d efault oper ation set- tings . After you perform the Clear CM OS procedur e, load th e def aults as follows: 1.
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 3•4 Hardw are Configuration Jumper s Jumper JDIMMVOL T1: DDR Memory Voltage This jumper sets the operating v oltage supplied to DDR DIMMs installed in the board’ s DIMM sockets . The de- fault setting is the normal voltage .
3: Motherboard Configur ation User’ s Manual 3•5 Jumper JPSKMV1: PS/2 Standby V oltage This jumper controls the v oltage to the PS/2 ke yboard and mouse ports. The default setting is for standard 5V operation. The alternate setting configur es the PS/2 ports to also operate with a standb y v oltage of 5V .
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 3•6 Firmwar e Configur ation: Th e CMOS Setup U tility The BIOS CMOS Setup Utility a configuration r ecord of sy stem settings. This recor d is based on the “Optimized Defaults that are stor ed with the utility in Flash memory and can be reloaded at an y time .
3: Motherboard Configur ation User’ s Manual 3•7 BIOS CMOS Setup Utility – Main Screen Load the CM OS Setup Utility d uring th e POST by pressing the Delete or Del k ey . The utility interf ace comman ds are explain ed at th e bottom of each scr een and “Gen er al Help” is available by pressing th e F1 key .
mP4G/mP4GL Series Motherboard U ser’ s Manual 3•8 Reconfiguring the Motherboard Y ou can change the default configuration (as shipped) of this motherboard as needed.
4: Installing The Motherboard User’ s Manual 4•1 In This Chapter: Pre-In stallation Pr eparation Installin g CPUs Installin g System Mem ory Installin g the M otherboard in a System H ousing Moth .
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 4•2 Installin g A CPU This motherboard uses the 478-pin Intel P entium 4 pro- cessor . T o install an Intel P entium 4 CPU on the motherboar d it is very important to precisely and en- tirely follo w the procedure for installing both the CPU and its cooling assembly .
4: Installing The Motherboard User’ s Manual 4•3 Installing The Processor Installing a P entium 4 processor in the mPG A478 Socket is the simplest part of the procedur e. It is v ery important, how ev er , to carefully handle the processor b y the side edges and alwa y s fully observe pr ecautions against elec- trostatic dischar ge .
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 4•4 3. Carefully insert the P entium 4 processor in the socket receptacles , taking care not to bend an y pins. 4. Low er the locking mechanism’s r etaining lever and secure it in place to secur e the processor in the socket.
4: Installing The Motherboard User’ s Manual 4•5 Installing the Heatsink Once you ha ve installed the CPU, y ou must install a F an/Heatsink. The F an/Heatsink clips into to the R eten- tion Mechanism attached to the board via its integr ated retaining clip assembly .
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 4•6 Next, install the pr ocessor F an/Heatsink assembly as de- tailed below . Install th e Fan/Heatsink T o install the processor F an/Heatsink assembly do as follows: 1.
4: Installing The Motherboard User’ s Manual 4•7 3. R epeat the process for the second clip. K eep hold- ing the F an/Heatsink steady so that you don’t dam- age the TIM. The locking lev ers should no w hold the heatsink securely in the R etention Mechanism.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 4•8 Installin g System Mem ory This section details the procedur e for installing system memory on the motherboard. Corr ect memory configu- ration is critical for pr oper sy stem operation. Please re- view this section car efully and follow the configur ation guidelines precisely .
4: Installing The Motherboard User’ s Manual 4•9 Socket r etaining arm s Installing Memory Modules Installing DIMM modules is simple. The modules insert in the sockets and ar e held in place by the sock et r etain- ing arms. The edge connector s on the modules are of different widths and ther e are ke y notches in each mod- ule .
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 4•10 System Memory Recognition The BIOS will automatically recognize the installed memory and configure the CMOS Setup Utility . No other action is requir ed to complete system memory installa- tion. Module Installation: All m odules insert in th e DIMM sockets in th e same way: 1.
4: Installing The Motherboard User’ s Manual 4•11 Installin g the M otherboard in a System H ousing This section explains the basic r equirements for install- ing this motherboard in a s ystem housing or “ chassis” . Since housing designs vary widely , you will need to con- sult the housing documentation for specific information.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 4•12 mPGA478B LAN Controller JPSKMV1 JATXPWR1 JCF AN1 JP2 U23 JCOM2 JP1 JGAME1 JATXPWR2 FDD1 IDE1,2 JCMOS1 JPANEL1 JDIMMVOLT1 JUSB1 JUSB3 JUSBV1 JSFAN1,2 J1 JCDIN1 JAUX1 JAUDIO1 AGP1 PCI1 PCI2 PCI3 DDR1 DDR2 mP4G CPU1 4.
4: Installing The Motherboard User’ s Manual 4•13 Connecting Front Panel Components After the motherboard is installed in the s ystem housing, you should connect whate ver fr ont panel components the housing has to the Fr ont P anel feature connector on the motherboard.
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5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•1 In This Chapter: Installin g or Connectin g Intern al P eripher als Installin g an AGP Car d Connectin g Internal Devi ces Connectin g External System P.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•2 Installin g an AGP Car d The A GP connector on the board supports A GP 4X 1.5- volt displa y cards . F ollow the instructions that come with the display card for installing the car d hardw are in the A GP slot.
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•3 Connectin g Internal Devi ces T o assemble a complete sy stem capable of completing the installation of this motherboard y ou will need to in- stall and.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•4 IDE Drive P ositioning Normally the sy stem’s primary hard disk driv e should be in the Primary Master position. If you will use only the supplied ribbon cable , connect a CD-R OM drive to the Primary Slav e position.
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•5 mPGA478B LAN Controller JPSKMV1 JATXPWR1 JCF AN1 JP2 U23 JCOM2 JP1 JGAME1 JATXPWR2 FDD1 IDE1,2 JCMOS1 JPANEL1 JDIMMVOLT1 JUSB1 JUSB3 JUSBV1 JSFAN1,2 J1 .
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•6 Connecting External System P eripherals T o complete the assembly of functioning system y ou will need at minimum to connect the following external s ys.
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•7 CMOS Setup Utility – Integrated P eripherals Enable “U SB Keyboar d Support” if you will use a USB keyboar d.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•8 Configuring the CMOS Setup Utility The motherboard A war d BIOS includes the CMOS Setup Utility that creates a s ystem configur ation record that is stored in CMOS memory on the boar d and is r equired b y the sy stem to operate properly .
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•9 CMOS Setup Utility – Interface commands.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•10 CMOS Setup U tility Program Secti ons The CMOS Setup Utility is divided into sev eral subsec- tions and some top lev el commands including the fol- low.
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•11 CMOS Setup Utility – Main Screen.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•12 Standard CMOS Features Main Secti on Functi ons This section has the real time clock settings, the IDE and floppy de vice settings. Default & A utodetected Settings The IDE device settings are autodetected.
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•13 Advanced Boot Options Main Secti on Functi ons This section mainly configures boot options including boot devices and their boot or der and some power func- tions. Ther e are also some miscellaneous boot configur a- tion settings.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•14 Advanced Chipset Features Main Secti on Functi ons Configures the chipset, BIOS caching and the A GP Aper- ture size . Default & A utodetected Settings Everything on this scr een is an optimized default or is autodetected.
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•15 Integrated Peripherals Main Secti on Functi ons Configures the peripher al features integr ated onto the motherboard. Default & A utodetected Settings Everything on this scr een is an optimized default.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•16 Y ou may want to set Onboar d Serial P ort 2 to Disabled if you ar en’t going to use the onboard COM2 port. If you install an IR port module , you hav e to set the U AR T Mode Select line to the appropriate IR setting.
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•17 Power Management Setup Main Secti on Functi ons Configures po wer management settings. These ar e over- ridden by A CPI pow er management in Windows . Default & A utodetected Settings Everything on this scr een is an optimized default.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•18 PnP/PCI Configurations Section Fun ction Configures Plug and Pla y and other PCI bus settings. Default & A utodetected Settings The default is for the BIOS to control these functions .
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•19 PC Health Status Section Fun ction Configures the Shutdown T emper ature and display s de- tected sy stem information. Default & A utodetected Settings The Shutdown T emperatur e settings is an optimized de- fault.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•20 Frequency/V oltage Setting Section Fun ction Configures CPU settings. Default & A utodetected Settings The default setting is to autodetect the CPU settings. The “Spread Spectrum” setting r educes interference generated by the boar d circuitry .
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•21 Load Fail-Safe Defaults This loads a set of minimum configuration defaults. It is used to allow the s ystem to start and then tr oubleshoot hardw are pr oblems. Y ou shouldn’t need to use this, it’ s mainly for technicians.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•22 Set Supervisor/User Password These two items set passw ords for s ystem access. Setting a P a sswor d Y ou can install a Supervisor or User P asswor d. The pass- wor d pre vents access to the CMOS Setup Utility (Super- visor) or the entire s ystem (User).
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mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•24 Installing an OS & Support Softw are This section cov ers installing Oper ating Sy stem softw are and the support softwar e on the P ow er Installer support CD-R OM disc. Once y ou hav e configured the CMOS Setup Utility , you should install an OS.
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•25 Installing Windows Drivers This section assumes you ha ve installed one of the sup- ported Microsoft Oper ating Sy stems on the sy stem hard disk drive .
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•26 The “Driver and Utilities” scr een will appear when you click on Manual Installation. Click on “Driver Installa- tion” and the Driver Installation scr een will appear . P ow er Installer: Driver s and Utilities Cli ck on Driver Installati on to access the d river install progr ams.
5: System Configur ation User’ s Manual 5•27 Now install the video displa y driver for the onboar d dis- play b y clicking on the Graphic Driv er items and follow- ing the installation progr am’s instructions .
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 5•28 Making a Linux Support Disk Y ou can boot the system fr om the P ow er Installer disc. The sy stem will boot from a Linux k ernel on the disc and you can use the disk cr eator that loads to create a Linux support disk.
6: U sing The Motherboar d User’ s Manual 6•1 In This Chapter: Usin g System Featur es Fron t Pa nel Contr ols & Indi cators Ad dition al System Featur es Installin g & Configurin g An IR .
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 6•2 P ower Button Function: T urns the sy stem On and Off. Use: This button is configured b y the CMOS Setup Utility by the “Soft-Off Mode b y PWR -B TTN” line in the P ow er Management section.
6: U sing The Motherboar d User’ s Manual 6•3 Indicator LEDs The motherboard fr ont panel features connector supports three s ystem status indicator LEDs: • P ow er Status LED Indicator Lights when the sy stem is turned on. • Sy stem Hard Disk Driv e A ctivity LED Indicator Flashes during hard disk driv e access.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 6•4 Installing & Configuring An IR P ort There is a pin header connector for an Infrar ed commu- nications port module on the motherboard. An IR port enable wireless communication betw een the s y stem and another device with IR capability .
6: U sing The Motherboar d User’ s Manual 6•5 The supported Microsoft Oper ating Systems should au- tomatically detect and configure the port module after you r estart the sy stem. Consult the OS documentation or online Help for more information if necessary .
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 6•6 P erformance Optimization This section cov ers things y ou can do to increase the performance of a sy stem based on this motherboard. The topics cov ered include s ystem memory , disk subsystems and processor upgr ades or adjustments.
6: U sing The Motherboar d User’ s Manual 6•7 Tr oubleshooting This section details some things you can do to e valuate problems that could possibly occur in the cour se of us- ing this motherboard. The topics co ver ed include pos- sible hardw are pr oblems and problems with the CMOS Setup Utility’s s ystem configur ation record.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 6•8 If there is still a pr oblem, check the internal components. T urn off and unplug the s ystem befor e you r emove the sy stem housing cover . • Press all installed DIMMs into the module sock ets to make sure they’r e fully inserted.
6: U sing The Motherboar d User’ s Manual 6•9 Plug and Play Problems This motherboard supports the automatic r ecognition and configuration of expansion car ds that support the Plug and Play (PnP) specification. Most curr ently av ailable expansion cards support PnP .
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 6•10 Y ou can easily restor e a working sy stem configuration recor d from the main scr een of the CMOS Setup Utility . T o do so, do as follows: 1. Select the “Load Optimized Defaults” item. 2. Press the Enter K ey .
6: U sing The Motherboar d User’ s Manual 6•11 3. Select “Sav e & Exit Setup” and pr ess the Enter ke y . A confirmation message will appear . Press the Enter k ey again to confirm. The CMOS Setup Utility will close and the sy stem will reboot.
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7: T echnical Specifications User’ s Manual 7•1 In This Chapter: T echni cal Specificati ons 7: T echnical Specifications This chapter lists some technical information about this motherboard.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 7•2 mP4G/mP4G-U Motherboard Specifications Pr ocessor: Single pr ocessor for Intel 478 P entium 4 Fron tsid e Bus - 533Mhz System Bus - 133MHz Supports P en.
7: T echnical Specifications User’ s Manual 7•3 General I/O: 2 Bus Master capable IDE conn ectors support up to Ultra DMA A T A100 IDE drives an d A T API-compli ant d evices Floppy Contr oller fo.
mP4G/mP4GL Motherboar d U ser’ s Manual 7•4 mP4GL Motherboard Specifications Pr ocessor: Single pr ocessor for Intel 478 P entium 4 Fron tsid e Bus - 400Mhz System Bus - 100MHz Supports P entium 4.
7: T echnical Specifications User’ s Manual 7•5 General I/O: 2 Bus Master capable IDE conn ectors support up to Ultra DMA A T A100 IDE drives an d A T API-compli ant d evices Floppy Contr oller fo.
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