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CPU Settings

Internal Clock

External Clock

Clock Factor

Intel Pentium CPUs (Including MMX)
100 MHz

66MHz

x1.5

133MHz

66MHz

x2.0

166MHz

66MHz

x2.5

200MHz

66MHz

x3.0

233MHz

66MHz

x3.5

Cyrix/IBM CPUs
6X86 & 6X86L-
P166+(133MHz)

66MHz

x2.0

P200+(150MHz)

75MHz

x2.0

6X86MX/MII-
PR166(133MHz)

66MHz

x2.0

PR200(166MHz)

66MHz

x2.5

PR233(200MHz)

66MHz

x3.0

PR200(150MHz)

75MHz

x2.0

PR233(188MHz)

75MHz

x2.5

PR300(225MHz)

75MHz

x3.0

PR233(166MHz)

83MHz

x2.0

PR266(208MHz)

83MHz

x2.5

PR333(250MHz)

83MHz

x3.0

  
                                      
AMD CPUs
K5
PR100(100MHz)

66MHz

x1.5

PR133(133MHz)

66MHz

x2.0

PR166(166MHz)

66MHz

x2.5

K6
PR166(166MHz)

66MHz

x2.5

PR200(200MHz)

66MHz

x3.0

PR233(233MHz)

66MHz

x3.5

PR266(266MHz)

66MHz

x4.0

PR300(300MHz)

66MHz

x4.5

K6/2
PR333(333MHz)

95MHz

x3.5

PR300(300MHz)

100MHz

x3.0

PR350(350MHz)

100MHz

x3.5

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Since the internal clock speed of the CPU is supposed to operate at is fixed, the two

factors, external clock and clock factor, are the variables. The CPU manufacturer or
vendor’s information should tell you what these factors should be.

Summary of Contents for P5SD-B Plus

Page 1: ...bility or fitness for any particular purpose Further the manufacturer reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the content hereof without obligation of th...

Page 2: ...e separation between the equipment and the receiver Connect the equipment onto an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio...

Page 3: ...Setup Utility 13 Standard CMOS Setup Option 15 BIOS Feature Setup Option 16 Chipset Features Option 18 Power Management Setup Option 19 PNP PCI Configuration Option 22 Load BIOS Defaults Option 23 Loa...

Page 4: ...upply In short the P5SD B mainboard delivers powerful entry level performance and supports a wide range of inexpensive components This chapter contains the following information l About the Manual exp...

Page 5: ...socket 7 format with a 100 MHz system bus and support for AGP graphics adapters Low cost Processing The socket 7 processor socket supports a wide range of low cost Pentium and Pentium compatible proce...

Page 6: ...slots plus an AGP slot for a graphics adapter allows a high degree of system expansion Integrated I O The board features a full set of standard I O ports An AT enhanced keyboard DIN socket is pre inst...

Page 7: ...de their static proof bags until they are required for the installation procedure Handle all circuit boards and electronic components carefully Hold boards by the edges only Do not flex or stress circ...

Page 8: ...Key to Components Component Description SL1 SL2 2 x 8 16 bit ISA expansion slots PCI 1 2 3 4 4 x 32 bit PCI expansion slots AGP Slot for AGP graphics adapter Socket 7 Processor socket SIM1 SIM2 Slots...

Page 9: ...per cap is placed on two jumper pins the pins are SHORT If the jumper cap is removed or placed on just a single pin the pins are OPEN Preparing the Mainboard Prepare the main board by installing the P...

Page 10: ...same kind of RAM You cannot install one module using SDRAM and another module using EDO RAM Installing DIMMs 1 The DIMM sockets are keyed with notches and the DIMMs are keyed with cut outs so that the...

Page 11: ...as the CPU clock If you are using slower memory that does not comply with the PC 100 standard you can use JP9 and JP10 to make the memory bus the same speed as the AGP clock The setting of JP9 and JP...

Page 12: ...x2 0 Short Open Open x2 5 Short Short Open x3 0 Open Short Open x4 0 Close Open Close x4 5 Close Close Close x5 0 Open Close Close x5 5 Open Open Close Set for single voltage CPU or dual voltage CPU...

Page 13: ...re is no key on a connector you must manually ensure that the cable is installed correctly Each connector has the pin 1 side clearly marked The pin 1 side of each ribbon cable is always marked with a...

Page 14: ...se connectors provide control functions to your system case Use the illustration below to make the connections The SMI connector functions as a suspend switch on systems with an AT power supply and AT...

Page 15: ...o the Standard Infrared connector JIR1 Note if you install and use an infrared port you cannot use both of the serial ports COM1 and COM2 14 If your system case is installed with a separate cooling fa...

Page 16: ...sage which asks you to make changes to the setup utility This happens when the system finds an error during the POST power on self test that it carries out at start up Starting the Setup Utility You c...

Page 17: ...ey You can change the color scheme of the utility by pressing the F2 key while holding down the Shift key When you are in one of the options that displays a dialog box you can return to the main menu...

Page 18: ...e items to select USER and then manually enter the characteristics of the drive The documentation provided with your drive provides the data you need to fill in the values for CYLS cylinders HEAD read...

Page 19: ...y detected by the system so you cannot manually make changes to these items BIOS Feature Setup Option This option displays a table of items which defines more advanced information about your system Yo...

Page 20: ...value Fast Memory Parity ECC Check Default Enabled This mainboard supports memory with a parity bit or memory with error correction code so leave this item at the default value of Enabled so that pot...

Page 21: ...Bank 4 5 DRAM Timing Default FP EDO 70ns These items define the timing parameters for Fast Page mode and EDO RAM We recommend that you leave these items at the default values The default value ensure...

Page 22: ...our mainboard Power Management Setup Option This option displays a table of items which lets you control the power management of the system Modern operating systems take care of much of the routine po...

Page 23: ...l of power saving mode is required in order to power down the video display As a default the video powers down in both suspend mode and standby mode Video Off Method Default DPMS Support This item def...

Page 24: ...ving mode timeouts to zero or resume the system from a power saving mode This item is for hard disk and or diskette drive activity Modem Ring Resume Default Disabled This item allows you to enable or...

Page 25: ...nual and defining the characteristics of the card in the new items which appear If you change this item to Manual the display will list a series of items that allow you to define the assignments of th...

Page 26: ...nd display that option and then press the F6 key Load Setup Defaults Option This option displays a dialog box which allows you install optimum defaults for all appropriate items in the whole setup uti...

Page 27: ...s a master device and a slave device These four items let you assign which kind of PIO Programmed Input Output is used by IDE devices You can choose Auto to let the system auto detect which PIO mode i...

Page 28: ...appropriate changes to this item If you change the parallel port to EPP or ECP new items appear to let you configure the EPP and ECP modes USB Controller Default Enabled This mainboard has a built in...

Page 29: ...system to auto detect the device Save And Exit Setup Option Highlight this item and press Enter to save the changes that you have made in the setup utility and exit the setup program When the Save an...

Page 30: ...iles Always read these files before beginning an installation They may contain important information not listed in this manual Installing the IDE Bus Master Driver The IDE Bus Master Drivers are store...

Page 31: ...ed in the following installation procedure of the Windows 95 card driver Installation Instructions 1 Click the Windows Start button and then click on Run 2 Browse to the correct folder and select the...

Page 32: ...e a new BIOS that is unsuitable your system will malfunction The flash memory utility is called AWDFLASH EXE To use this utility you must be in real mode DOS not the DOS box that is available in Windo...

Page 33: ...run CPU CLK Short Pins 1 2 DRAM run AGP CLK Short pins 2 3 J 10Function Jumper Cap DRAM run AGP CLK Short Pins 1 2 DRAM run CPU CLK Short pins 2 3 Set CPU Core Voltage JPW1 Core Voltage Pins 1 2 Pins...

Page 34: ...6x86 Dual voltage CPU Short pins 1 2 Intel MMX AMD K6 K6 2 IBM Cyrix 6x86L 6x86MII Set CPU I O Voltage JP13 Voltage Setting Jumper Cap 3 52 Volts Short 1 2 3 3 Volts Short 3 4 Clear CMOS Memory Jumpe...

Page 35: ...5MHz x3 0 PR233 166MHz 83MHz x2 0 PR266 208MHz 83MHz x2 5 PR333 250MHz 83MHz x3 0 AMD CPUs K5 PR100 100MHz 66MHz x1 5 PR133 133MHz 66MHz x2 0 PR166 166MHz 66MHz x2 5 K6 PR166 166MHz 66MHz x2 5 PR200 2...

Page 36: ...e CPU s performance rather than its internal clock speed For example the Cyrix IBM P200 has an actual internal clock speed of 150MHz If you install a CPU of this type make sure you set the mainboard f...

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