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EVGA Z370 FTW (134-KS-E377) 

 

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component number 8.  The optical out contains all audio data the controller can 
provide; however, only 2.0/2.1 is pre-encoded from the controller.  Audio with a higher 

channel count through optical S/PDIF must be connected to a receiver that supports 

live encoding, or an equivalent technology. 
 

 

Also on the side panel is the “Device Advanced Settings” button.  This will bring up a 

popup menu with options for playback and recording devices.  Both options in Playback 

Device and Recording Device are mutually exclusive within their respective sections.  

The top options are default for both.  Once you have made your selection, click “OK” 

at the bottom. 

Summary of Contents for Z370 FTW

Page 1: ...EVGA Z370 FTW 134 KS E377 1 User Guide EVGA Z370 FTW Specs and Initial Installation...

Page 2: ...Legend 12 PCIe Slot Breakdown 23 M 2 Slot Breakdown 23 Installing the CPU 24 Installing the CPU Cooling Device 25 Installing System Memory DIMMs 26 Installing the I O Shield 27 Installing the Motherbo...

Page 3: ...nd Overclocking 118 Troubleshooting 119 SSD HDD is not detected 119 System does not POST and POST code indicator reads C 121 System does not POST and POST code indicator reads 55 122 System does not P...

Page 4: ...ons to fit everyone s needs The Z370 FTW is built with a 6 layer PCB featuring a CPU socket with 150 higher Gold content powered by an Advanced 11 phase Digital VRM providing industry leading stabilit...

Page 5: ...SSD Keyboard Mouse Monitor Optional Optical Drive EVGA assumes you have purchased all the necessary parts needed to allow for proper system functionality For a full list of supported CPUs on this moth...

Page 6: ...orts 2x from Intel Z370 PCH 2x internal via 1 FP headers Supports hot plug Supports wake up from S3 mode Supports USB 2 0 protocol up to a 480 Mbps transmission rate USB 3 0 Ports 10x from Intel Z370...

Page 7: ...end to disk depends on OS and S5 soft off PCI Express Expansion Slots 3x PCIe x16 slot 1x16 8 1x8 1x4 3x PCIe x1 slot PCIe 3 0 Support Low power consumption and power management features SLI and Cross...

Page 8: ...GA Z370 FTW 134 KS E377 8 Fan Headers 6x 4 pin PWM controlled headers ALL FAN HEADERS HAVE A MAXIMUM POWER LIMIT OF 1 AMP 12 VOLTS 12 WATTS EXCEDING THIS LIMIT WILL CAUSE IRREPARABLE DAMAGE TO THE BOA...

Page 9: ...EVGA Z370 FTW 134 KS E377 9 Unpacking and Parts Descriptions The following accessories are included with the EVGA Z370 FTW Motherboard...

Page 10: ...370 FTW 134 KS E377 10 Intel Z370 FTW Motherboard LED reference The EVGA Z370 FTW Motherboard has several LEDs indicating power connectivity and activity Below is the location of the LEDs and their fu...

Page 11: ...5VSB a WHITE Voltage detected Does not mean PSU is outputting in spec only that this specific voltage is detected 5 PCIe LED for PE2 The LED will remain on when this PCIe slot detects an initializatio...

Page 12: ...12 Intel Z370 FTW Motherboard Component Legend The EVGA Z370 FTW Motherboard with the Intel Z370 and PCH Chipset Figure 1 shows the motherboard and Figure 2 shows the back panel connectors FIGURE 1 Z3...

Page 13: ...ader 1 amp 12 PCI ESlot x8 21 S PDIF Out 4 DDR4 Memory DIMMSlots 1 4 13 PCI ESlot x16 x4 Electrical 22 Front Panel Connectors 5 24 pin ATX power connector 14 PCI ESlot x1 23 BIOS Chip Select 6 8 pin E...

Page 14: ...n 2 2 1 Channel 4 0 4 1 Channel 5 1 6 Channel 7 1 8 Channel Blue Line In Line In Line In Rear Speakers Out Front Speakers Out Front Speakers Out Front Speakers Sub Front Speakers Sub Pink Mic In Mic I...

Page 15: ...e see Page 86 for more in depth PWM breakdown and PWM controls within BIOS UEFI These headers also support 12v fans However fan speed is based on decreasing voltage to the fan starting at a default of...

Page 16: ...rk with an EPS or CPU cable System builders sometimes make the mistake of plugging in a PCIe 8 pin or 6 2 pin connector which will prevent the board from completing POST and possibly short or damage t...

Page 17: ...are different meaning that devices are not interchangeable between sockets Conflict Key E shares one PCIe lane with PCIe slot 3 PE3 As a result these devices are mutually exclusive and must be enabled...

Page 18: ...using the onboard power because it removes the need to wire a Power Reset button or cross posts with a screwdriver which is a semi common practice This button provides a safer and easier option than j...

Page 19: ...most often used to connect the motherboard to the chassis to enable the USB2 0 ports on the chassis These will function similarly to the USB2 0 ports found on the motherboard s hardwired I O hub but...

Page 20: ...not activated for M 2 SSDs 23 BIOS Select Switch This switch toggles between physical BIOS chips The Z370 FTW features two BIOS chips soldered to the PCB Each chip holds only the settings and profile...

Page 21: ...xpress was designed with a universal architecture you can install x1 cards such as sound cards or USB controllers into an x16 slot Many types of cards can use various numbers of PCIe lanes similarly s...

Page 22: ...VGA Z370 FTW 134 KS E377 22 Card Slots The Z370 FTW features three x16 PCIe slots three x1 PCIe slot two Socket 3 Key M M 2 80mm backwards compatible with Key M 60mm and 42mm and one Socket 1 Key E M...

Page 23: ...rom PCH PE6 x16 Gen3 x4 lanes from PCH M 2 Slot Breakdown M 2 Lane Distribution M 2 Key M 80mm Top x4 Shares with SATA Port 0 1 o M 2 Enable Disable is set within the BIOS M 2 Key M 80mm Bottom x4 Sha...

Page 24: ...the motherboard 1 Remove the plastic protective socket cover by pulling it straight up Be sure not to damage any of the pins inside the socket 2 Unhook the socket lever by pushing down and away from t...

Page 25: ...cket Note Make sure the CPU is fully seated and level in the socket 7 Lower the load plate so it is resting on the CPU 8 Carefully lock the lever back into place Installing the CPU Cooling Device Ther...

Page 26: ...operly and to prevent the incorrect installation of memory 1 Unlock a DIMM slot by pressing the top side module clips outward 2 Align the memory module to the DIMM slot and insert the module perpendic...

Page 27: ...ginning of a new PC the type of chassis that will house your PC components and the amount of space you will have to build your system once the motherboard is installed You must first determine if it w...

Page 28: ...andoffs 3 Align the connectors to the I O shield and or I O cover 4 Ensure that the fan assembly is aligned with the chassis vents according to the fan assembly instruction 5 Secure the motherboard wi...

Page 29: ...hite 2 Keep in mind that when the screws are installed but not fully tightened the motherboard should have 1 2mm of movement this can help when mounting cards or tight fits with other components 3 Onc...

Page 30: ...images from an installation of an SSD on a Socket 3 Key M 1 Remove the screw that comes pre attached to the M 2 s retention standoff this will be used to keep the device in place 2 Insert the M 2 devi...

Page 31: ...e some tension this is normal then use the screw you removed in Step 2 to secure the device Below you can see that the contacts will be nearly invisible when the device is properly seated and the copp...

Page 32: ...e to not seat fully As a result this may cause a drive detection failure by the BIOS the drive will be detected with the description in gibberish e g characters in the name such as etc and or notifica...

Page 33: ...com support motherboard and select the EVGA Z370 FTW from the list CPU Core Count Frequency PCI E Lanes Core i7 8700K 6 Cores HT 3 70 GHz 16 Core i7 8700 6 Cores HT 3 20 GHz 16 Core i5 8600K 6 Cores 3...

Page 34: ...000P SERIES SSDPEKKF256G7 256GB PCIE Kingston SHPM2280P2H 240 240GB PCIE Samsung MZ HPU128T 004 XP941 128GB PCIE Intel SSDSCKHW120A4 120GB SATA Intel SSDSCKKW120H6 120GB SATA Transcend TS128GMTS800 12...

Page 35: ...hysical footprint and the cable pinouts for each component The locations of these components can be found in the Component Legend on Pages 12 13 This section takes you through all the necessary connec...

Page 36: ...Make sure that the power supply cable and pins are properly aligned with the connector on the motherboard Firmly plug the power supply cable into the connector and make sure it is secure The 24 pin Po...

Page 37: ...tional for improved overclocking Please remember to make sure that the tab on the EPS socket is aligned with the release clip on the cable NOTE If the tab and release clip are on opposite sides yet th...

Page 38: ...ach the power button cable from the case to these two pins Pressing the power button on the front panel turns the system on and off rather than using the onboard button HD_LED Attach the hard disk dri...

Page 39: ...ly has 4 pin fan headers which are backwards compatible with 3 pin fan connectors Fans may be controlled by PWM or DC controls The headers have an absolute safe power limit of 1 Amp 12 Volts 12 Watts...

Page 40: ...also contains 2x 19 pin internal header connectors onboard that can be used to connect an optional external bracket containing up to four 4 USB 3 0 ports Secure the bracket to either the front or rea...

Page 41: ...d that can be used to connect an optional external bracket containing up to two 2 USB 2 0 ports Secure the bracket to either the front or rear panel of your chassis not all chassis are equipped with t...

Page 42: ...ort different audio standards and can provide two kinds of audio output choices HD Audio or AC 97 to accommodate older cases that still use AC 97 rather than HD The Z370 FTW only has a HD Audio front...

Page 43: ...EVGA Z370 FTW 134 KS E377 43 S PDIF Header The S PDIF Sony Philips Digital Interface Format is used for specific Audio Out applications typically for using an audio pass through device...

Page 44: ...pin main power EVGA strongly recommends plugging in this connector for 3 way 4 way and Quad SLI regardless of GPU Although the Z370 FTW does not support 3 way or 4 way SLI connecting a 6 pin PCIe conn...

Page 45: ...on this platform natively support full AHCI and RAID functions AHCI is enabled by default but the controller can be put into RAID mode in the BIOS RAID mode supports RAID levels 0 1 5 and 10 through...

Page 46: ...BIOS and power on before updating the BIOS and the second is to troubleshoot instances when the motherboard fails to POST e g after upgrading RAM or CPU installing new hardware a failed overclock etc...

Page 47: ...you to navigate to where your ROM file was stored and press Enter to update IMPORTANT NOTE DO NOT CUT POWER OR REBOOT THE SYSTEM DURING A BIOS UPDATE YOU WILL LIKELY RENDER THE ACTIVE BIOS UNBOOTABLE...

Page 48: ...se check the troubleshooting section on Page 119 If you plan on using an M 2 as a boot device click on or navigate to the Advanced menu select Onboard Device Configuration and enable the port with you...

Page 49: ...KDOWN OF SHARED RESOURCES M 2 Physical Installation 1 Please see Page 30 for M 2 physical installation instructions PCIe Physical Installation 1 Install the SSD into any available PCIe slot with at le...

Page 50: ...erify that the device shows on the slot you have it installed a Verify the lane count and PCIe Generation It should state x4 Gen3 7 Next check the Dashboard on the upper right The populated slot lanes...

Page 51: ...aking several physical drives and making one logical drive out of them You can add a minimum of two drives up to a maximum of six drives depending on the configuration for this controller specifically...

Page 52: ...ILL SEND THE CONTROLLER THE MESSAGE THAT THE DRIVE HAS FAILED OR DISCONNECTED If you are unsure about any of the bolded section above please contact the drive manufacturer s customer service to make s...

Page 53: ...t very volatile if you lose even 1 drive you lose everything If you use this method make sure to back up often Below is the breakdown of RAID0 s function and the breakdown of a drive failure in this t...

Page 54: ...st on these PCH driven controllers are limited to 2 drives Also being that this is a mirror you will use 50 of your capacity in redundancy The Good RAID1 allows you to suffer a catastrophic failure of...

Page 55: ...Tolerance which attempts to bridge the gap between speed and redundancy This level will always reserve a capacity equivalent to one drive for fault tolerance regardless of the overall capacity This me...

Page 56: ...ted in part to create large size arrays with fault tolerance Due to the capacity available on modern drives other RAID solutions are now better and with fewer downsides RAID5 protects data rotating pa...

Page 57: ...ame 50 drive capacity as all data has a 1 1 copy The Good Excellent Fault Tolerance Good rebuild times o Vastly superior rebuild times compared to the previous 0 1 methodology of nested RAID Overall p...

Page 58: ...increases the theoretical number of failures the array can suffer before a loss of data occurs However an array can still fail due to both drives on a node failing P DRIVE1 P DRIVE2 P DRIVE3 P DRIVE4...

Page 59: ...sor RAID0 1 P DRIVE1 P DRIVE2 P DRIVE3 P DRIVE4 P DRIVE5 P DRIVE6 P DATA A P DATA A P DATA B P DATA B P DATA C P DATA C P DRIVE1 P DRIVE2 P DRIVE3 P DRIVE4 P DRIVE5 P DRIVE6 P DATA A P DATA A P DATA B...

Page 60: ...n the mirror To the end user the final result appears very similar however the significant differences lie in fault tolerance and recovery In a RAID0 1 ANY drive failure results in half of the array b...

Page 61: ...compared to RAID10 because the stripes are larger without the overhead of an internal mirror This is because RAID10 increases both the number of mirror sets as the array scales upwards and the backend...

Page 62: ...an its RAID0 1 predecessor P DRIVE1 P DRIVE2 P DRIVE3 P DRIVE4 P DRIVE5 P DRIVE6 DATA A DATA B DATA C DATA A DATA B DATA C P DRIVE1 P DRIVE2 P DRIVE3 P DRIVE4 P DRIVE5 P DRIVE6 DATA A DATA B DATA C DA...

Page 63: ...rmance and RAID5 for speed and protection 6 Drives RAID0 for speed do regular backups but very marginal performance difference over 4 or 5 drive stripes RAID5 for speed and protection or RAID10 for th...

Page 64: ...reseat cables on the device s in question If the issue persists please check the troubleshooting section on Page 119 Once RAID is enabled and all devices are detected press F10 to save and exit Upon...

Page 65: ...a list of all detected drives and a Create RAID Volume button To begin click on Create RAID Volume or navigate to the button and hit Enter Choose a name for the volume The controller allows up to 15...

Page 66: ...ressing the enter key and using the down arrow to select the RAID level and pressing Enter again Please see the top half of Page 63 for a quick reference on different RAID levels and RAID types based...

Page 67: ...t The controller defaults the capacity to the maximum available space for the RAID Leaving the capacity at default is recommended because reducing the size is not beneficial except in limited cases To...

Page 68: ...m within the UEFI For testing purposes a drive was intentionally removed from a RAID5 array and wiped to guarantee that the array rebuild behaved the same as if a new replacement drive was added to a...

Page 69: ...The drive attached is an exact match to the other drives in our RAID 5 however you can use a different drive if it is the same size and preferably same type series as well ALL DATA ON THAT DRIVE WILL...

Page 70: ...n uncomplicated arrays with small amounts of data can rebuild very quickly Large platter drive based arrays especially in RAID5 can take several hours to rebuild The duration of the rebuild process wi...

Page 71: ...the IRST may be more convenient for some people due to a more detailed UI than the UEFI This guide will illustrate how to create a RAID1 array using the IRST Using the screen above we know that three...

Page 72: ...ect SATA and Real time protection RAID1 Then click Next at the bottom of the window RAID1 can only support two 2 drives Left click the open boxes from the list below to select your two preferred drive...

Page 73: ...EVGA Z370 FTW 134 KS E377 73...

Page 74: ...u can select the option to Initialize Volume which will occur after the array is created If the array is not initialized now it can be initialized later in Disk Management See Page 81 for Disk Managem...

Page 75: ...ions made click the Back key and make your corrections When ready click Create Volume at the bottom This typically takes between a few seconds to a couple minutes depending on the size and complexity...

Page 76: ...tialize was selected the initialization status will be shown below circled in red If you select the Manage tab you can see a bit more in depth information on the array and additional options to manage...

Page 77: ...low you can see a degraded array and one of its drives reported as missing failed The data on the other drive is still intact but the fault tolerance is offline due to the missing failed drive The IRS...

Page 78: ...cifically and not just the controller as a whole Next to Status Degraded left click the hyperlink labeled Rebuild to another disk This will bring a pop up window over the IRST showing a list of attach...

Page 79: ...EVGA Z370 FTW 134 KS E377 79 Select the drive you wish to use for the repair and click the Rebuild button...

Page 80: ...begin As with any RAID array with Fault Tolerance the rebuilding time depends on several factors such as array size array type CPU etc You will then see the Rebuild status in the Manage tab Once repai...

Page 81: ...epared the array to be used To begin you ll need to go into Disk Management Windows 8 8 1 and 10 Right click on the Windows Start button and select Disk Management Alternatively press the Windows Key...

Page 82: ...ew drive or created a new array Generally it s recommended to select GPT unless you need backwards compatibility with an old OS or PC When you ve made your choice click OK Note If you previously initi...

Page 83: ...e New Simple Volume Wizard will automatically pop up If your drive or array is initialized but not partitioned the disk will appear in Disk Management as Unallocated as shown in the image below Right...

Page 84: ...The drive letter does NOT have to be a consecutive letter with previous drive s Also the wizard will not allow you to accidentally select the letter of a drive in use The next step is to format the p...

Page 85: ...summary of the process then click Finish The drive is now usable To confirm go back to File Explorer in Windows Click on This PC and check the drives section You should have a new empty drive there wi...

Page 86: ...AN and a AUX FAN All fans can be controlled by either DC Direct Current or PWM You can locate each header on Pages 12 and 13 component number 3 To configure the fans in BIOS UEFI first power on restar...

Page 87: ...speed The method of control will be auto detected by the connected fan If connected to the motherboard PWM fans will be controlled via PWM signal the motherboard sends continuous pulses to the fan to...

Page 88: ...ntrol reference point you can set the Default fan speed The fan speed will increase once the temperature reference point has heated up enough to hit the Level 1 Temperature Once it hits the Level 1 Te...

Page 89: ...e temp you set for SMART fan controls For example if your setting is at 30C and you hit 31C the fan will ramp up and cool down to 29C letting the fan slowdown which lets the system heat back up to 31C...

Page 90: ...8GB etc and datapath width 128bit 256bit 384bit etc SLI also requires a motherboard that supports SLI and a SLI bridge for the gold fingers of each card in SLI Providing the above conditions are met...

Page 91: ...einstall the driver Once finished you will receive a popup in the lower right corner stating that you have a SLI capable setup and it needs to be configured If you did not see the message then first v...

Page 92: ...e SLI To enable SLI click Maximize 3D Performance circled in red below and click Apply at the bottom Before you can enable SLI the NCP may ask you to close certain programs and processes you cannot co...

Page 93: ...ng in either direction when there are very intense and abrupt uses of PhysX For certain titles that heavily utilize PhysX a dedicated PhysX card can be beneficial to help stabilize the frame rate If y...

Page 94: ...that are available in the software To begin use your installation DVD or download the current Realtek drivers form www evga com support download Once the zip file is downloaded right click the file t...

Page 95: ...ound Manager to launch the Realtek software front end The below images are all composites showing the popup texts for multiple buttons menus on screen at once to reduce the picture clutter however you...

Page 96: ...mponent number 9 The center section of the side panel is for Front Panel Audio Front Panel Audio ONLY supports 2 0 2 1 speakers or headphones and a standard microphone These are only usable if you are...

Page 97: ...st be connected to a receiver that supports live encoding or an equivalent technology Also on the side panel is the Device Advanced Settings button This will bring up a popup menu with options for pla...

Page 98: ...to Microphone If you d prefer to disable this notification then deselect the Enable auto popup dialog option The Disable front panel jack detection option is mostly used for troubleshooting in cases...

Page 99: ...e are connected As a result the Manager detects the Digital Output first You should also see a Digital Output Optical at the top This shares all the same options as Digital Output the difference is st...

Page 100: ...g is mostly to compensate for either off center speaker configurations or individuals suffering from partial hearing loss To the right of Balance is Volume this is the volume control for the Realtek s...

Page 101: ...r to simulate different acoustic environments before delivering it to the speakers so the sound will emulate an arena an auditorium or even a bathroom If you want a preset other than what is available...

Page 102: ...ith all presets becomes available Including None there are 14 in total If you prefer to set your equalizer values manually click on the equalizer icon to bring up the 10 band equalizer This will bypas...

Page 103: ...e is a menu for changing the key of the music playing Raising the value up to 4 will raise the pitch of the music and voice while lowering the value down to 4 will lower the pitch of the music and voi...

Page 104: ...e to the speakers whereupon the speakers will engage its own hardware crossover filters to appropriately direct audio to the individual drivers If your speakers are not full range they will not have n...

Page 105: ...nimum frequency of your speakers or may hear distortion at lower frequencies Headphones tend to be full range speakers as they are designed to operate without a subwoofer However the quality of your h...

Page 106: ...s which controls the satellites Under Quadraphonic there is an option labeled Speaker Fill This feature uses an algorithm to manipulate a stereo audio source to create a virtual surround effect using...

Page 107: ...subwoofer i e 60Hz 80Hz 120Hz Once you have that information you can set the crossover frequency Ideally you ll want to make sure that the crossover settings provide enough room to set the crossover f...

Page 108: ...st this setting http www evga com support faq f 59663 The 5 1 and 7 1 configurations include the section Optional Speakers This allows you to disable satellite speakers in pairs to bring any 5 1 or 7...

Page 109: ...dit this menu check the box for Enable Room Correction at the bottom center After you check the box to Enable Room Correction you will need to select whether you want distances displayed in Feet or Me...

Page 110: ...own speaking volume or audio content playing in the background By default this setting is muted If you encounter an issue where you constantly hear yourself talk and you re sure it s coming from the...

Page 111: ...to much like being on a phone call with someone on speaker phone and you hear your own voice coming back into your speaker In these situations this setting can prevent this from occurring As with any...

Page 112: ...ext tab is Mainboard which provides a bit more detailed information on the motherboard itself Here you can find the part number in the Model line the CPU speed the chipset and even the date and revisi...

Page 113: ...ltages is Temperatures This covers the CPU socket PWM SYS individual CPU cores and the CPU package which reports temperatures from the CPU Register The bottom section is for Fans which displays the RP...

Page 114: ...indows versions However this menu can still be used to bypass the inter load distribution of the CPU and always set a certain CPU core or cores to run a specific process The processes pulldown list is...

Page 115: ...of setting your CPU Vcore voltage Adaptive gives you both Target Voltage and Offset Voltage as an option When adjusting Adaptive you start by setting your target voltage which you will discover throu...

Page 116: ...When your changes are complete click Apply Selection at the bottom or return to defaults by clicking the Restore button Below is the voltage range list within E LEET for Coffee Lake S processors This...

Page 117: ...drivers and additional software The CD that has been shipped with the EVGA Z370 Motherboard contains the following software and drivers Chipset Drivers Audio Drivers RAID Drivers LAN Drivers USB 3 1 D...

Page 118: ...hand tool or liquid damage the warranty is void Similarly permanent changes to components or the PCB will void your warranty including the removal of pre attached components soldered to the board or...

Page 119: ...e either a platter HDD or an optical drive you should hear the motor spin up when you first power on the system Similarly if you put your hand on the device you should feel the drive spin up warmth fr...

Page 120: ...g shows that either one or more of the ports are bad with a different device then the motherboard is likely the issue If one or more of the cables test bad with a different device then replacing the c...

Page 121: ...ture to the right This connector is the main power for the CPU and without power from the PSU the system cannot fully power on and initialize Depending on your motherboard you may have one or two of t...

Page 122: ...m to boot up When you see the EVGA Z370 FTW screen press Del to enter BIOS set the XMP instructions are covered in first boot section on Page 47 press F10 to save and exit which will reboot the system...

Page 123: ...rd including the minimum required BIOS revision for compatibility at http www evga com support motherboard BIOS updates are cumulative so they will always support products from the previous version ex...

Page 124: ...p indicating that a password is required to boot If you incorrectly enter your BIOS password when prompted by the BIOS you will receive one beep 4 Beeps This is an error relating to some small recover...

Page 125: ...t The LED is extremely useful during troubleshooting situations This Debug LED will display a series of hexadecimal 0 F codes during the POST and will display current CPU socket temperatures after the...

Page 126: ...ter entering Windows the Debug LED is showing your CPU temperature and is NOT reporting errors AMI POST Codes 1 Power on Reset type detection soft hard 2 AP initialization before microcode loading 3 N...

Page 127: ...post memory initialization Application Processor s AP initialization 35 CPU post memory initialization Boot Strap Processor BSP selection 36 CPU post memory initialization System Management Mode SMM i...

Page 128: ...aded F5 F7 Reserved for future AMI progress codes F8 Recovery PPI is not available F9 Recovery capsule is not found FA Invalid recovery capsule FB FF Reserved for future AMI error codes 60 DXE Core is...

Page 129: ...ources 97 Console Output devices connect 98 Console input devices connect 99 Super IO Initialization 9A USB initialization is started 9B USB Reset 9C USB Detect 9D USB Enable 9E 9F Reserved for future...

Page 130: ...AM final configuration C0 CF OEM BDS initialization codes D0 CPU initialization error D1 North Bridge initialization error D2 South Bridge initialization error D3 Some of the Architectural Protocols a...

Page 131: ...Central Processing Unit DC Direct Current DDR Double Data Rate DIMM Dual In line Memory Module DMI Direct Memory Interface DP Display Port DRAM Dynamic random access memory DVI Digital Video Interface...

Page 132: ...Nitrogen Cooling MAC Media Access Control M 2 A card bus based standard commonly used for VERY fast SSD s and WiFi MCP Media and Communications Processor Intel ME Intel Management Engine MHz Megahertz...

Page 133: ...Technology Attachment SAS Serial Attached SCSI SB Southbridge SCSI Small Computer System Interface SFR Split Frame Rendering SLI Scalable Link Interface SPD Serial Presence Detect S PDIF Sony Philips...

Page 134: ...gy Equipment EN 55024 1998 A1 2001 A2 2003 Trademark Copyright Information 2001 2017 EVGA Corp EVGA the EVGA logo and combinations thereof are trademarks of EVGA Corp All brand names company names ser...

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