EVGA 131-CL-E499, Технические характеристики и первичная установка

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EVGA Z490 DARK (131-CL-E499)
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36. RGB LED Controller Header
The RGB header is a 12V. 4 pin header with a current limit of 2A; anything
above 2A will trigger overcurrent protection and lock at 2A. This header allows
for software-based control within Windows for RGB devices via EVGA
ELEET X1. Please see Page 46 for header specifics, and Page 139 for control
options in ELEET X1.
37. ARGB LED Controller Header
The ARGB header is a 5V. 3 pin header with a current limit of 2A; anything
above 2A will trigger overcurrent protection and lock at 2A. This header allows
for far more flexible options to configure your RGB lighting via software-based
control within Windows via EVGA ELEET X1, and supports up to 125 LEDs.
Please see Page 45 for header specifics, and Page 139 for control options in
ELEET X1.
38. Rear Panel IO (Figure 2)
This is the section referred to as the I/O Hub. This panel contains the
hardwired USB, Sound, and Ethernet connections. Please see Page 16 for a
component level breakdown.
* There are two numeric references for PCI Express: one is mechanical, which is the
actual slot-length footprint, and the second is electrical, which is a reference of how
many PCIe lanes are routed to the slot.
Because PCI-Express was designed to be 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 different amounts of PCIe lanes, while some applications use only certain parts of a
card, such as compute apps that allow a card to run off of a single PCIe lane. This is
why there are x16 mechanical slots with an x1 electrical PCIe lane. Using the entire
length of a PCIe slot is unnecessary, nor does it cause an adverse effect to use a shorter
form-factor bus card in a slot that physically can hold a larger form-factor bus card.