GA 586ATX (REV.3.0) Motherboard User Manual

GA-586ATX is a motherboard model with MMX CPU support. It has a switching mode voltage regulator on board and supports Cyrix / IBM 6x86MX & AMD-K6 CPU.


GA 586ATX (REV.3.0) Motherboard User Manual - cover page
Brand
GA
Category
Other Computer Accessories
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
122
File format
PDF
File size
427 KB
Published
09 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
924E72FA07C111110331CD2AB9C28F69

About this manual

This manual covers the quick installation procedure for the GA‑586ATX motherboard, including CPU frequency switch settings for Pentium, MMX, Cyrix/IBM 6x86MX and AMD‑K6 processors. It also describes the board's automatic CPU voltage detection, over‑heat protection, on‑board voltage regulator and special features such as Modem‑Ring‑On.

Additional sections provide BIOS default drive tables, a problem‑sheet for service technicians, FCC compliance statements, and a declaration of conformity. The appendices contain detailed drive parameters, troubleshooting forms and regulatory information.

What's inside

  • Quick Installation Guide
  • CPU Switch Settings
  • BIOS Default Drive Table
  • Problem Sheet
  • FCC Compliance Statement
  • Appendices

Specifications

CPU Voltage DetectionAuto detect CPU Voltage
MMX CPU SupportSupport MMX CPU
CPU Overheat ProtectionAuto CPU Over heat Protect System (A.C.O.P.S.)
On‑board Voltage RegulatorSwitching mode Voltage regulator on Board
Modem Ring FeatureModem‑Ring‑On
Supported CPUsCyrix/IBM 6x86MX & AMD‑K6 CPUs
Power‑off ProcedurePress Soft‑Power >4 seconds before boot
ISA Slot for 5 V CMOS CardInsert in Slot 7

Frequently asked questions

How do I set the CPU switches for a Pentium 133 MHz processor?

Set SW1 to OFF, SW2 to ON, and SW3‑SW8 to OFF as shown in the Quick Installation Guide.

Where can I find the default BIOS drive parameters?

The BIOS default drive table is listed in Appendix C, showing size, cylinders, heads and sectors for each supported drive model.

How can I power off the system before booting?

Press and hold the Soft‑Power button for more than four seconds.

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