Asus P/I-AP55T Motherboard User Manual


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Brand
P/I-AP55T
Category
Motherboard
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
87
File format
PDF
File size
2.1 MB
Published
22 March, 2012
Updated
16 April, 2012
Model
I-AP55T
MD5 checksum
88681F0024C82914945752AF4181317F

About this manual

This manual explains how to use and upgrade the Asus P/I-AP55T motherboard, covering its main features, BIOS configuration, and optional expansion cards. It assumes the board is already installed in a computer system and offers guidance for both novice and experienced users.

The document is organized into four chapters: Feature Guide, Upgrade Guide, Software Guide, and Technical Summary, each detailing hardware settings, software utilities, and detailed technical reference data.

What's inside

  • Feature Guide
  • Upgrade Guide
  • Software Guide
  • Technical Summary
  • Main Features
  • BIOS Setup
  • Installation Procedures
  • SCSI Interface

Specifications

Supported CPU frequencies75, 90, 100, 120, 133, 150 or 166 MHz
ChipsetIntel Triton
Memory module type72‑pin SIMM modules, 4‑32 MB each, up to 128 MB total
Level‑2 cache size256 KB or 512 KB of Pipeline Burst SRAM
PCI Bus Master IDE controller – max IDE devices4 devices
IDE PIO transfer rateup to 17 MB/s
IDE DMA transfer rateup to 22 MB/s
Onboard SCSI controllerSupports optional PCI‑SC200 SCSI card
PCI‑SC200 fixed SCSI ID7
Onboard audioCreative Technology Vibra 16S 16‑bit SoundBlaster compatible

Frequently asked questions

What CPUs are supported by the P/I-AP55T motherboard?

It supports Pentium CPUs running at 75 MHz up to 166 MHz in a ZIF Socket 5 or 7.

How many IDE devices can be connected and what are the transfer rates?

The onboard PCI Bus Master IDE controller supports up to four IDE devices, with PIO modes up to 17 MB/s and DMA mode 2 up to 22 MB/s.

How many SCSI devices can be attached to the optional PCI‑SC200 controller?

Up to seven SCSI devices can be connected; the controller itself uses a fixed SCSI ID of 7.

What type of memory modules does the board use?

It uses 72‑pin SIMM modules ranging from 4 MB to 32 MB, allowing a maximum of 128 MB total.

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