Gigabyte 6GXU User Manual

This document is the user manual for the 6GXU motherboard, which includes features such as support for dual BIOS, power on by mouse or keyboard, modem ring-on, wake-up on LAN, and CPU over voltage protection.


Gigabyte 6GXU User Manual - cover page
Brand
6GXU
Category
Other Computer Accessories
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
32
File format
PDF
File size
513 KB
Published
04 May, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0512D706DD0FD8810A006F398C071BC0

About this manual

This manual covers quick installation procedures for the Gigabyte 6GXU motherboard, including CPU speed setup, jumper settings, and power‑on options such as PS/2 mouse and keyboard activation. It also lists supported processors (Pentium II / Xeon Slot2) and required power‑supply standby currents for features like Wake‑on‑LAN.

The document explains the DualBIOS™ technology, describing automatic and manual BIOS recovery, protection against BIOS‑type viruses, and how users can manage BIOS versions. Frequently asked questions about DualBIOS operation and power‑on functions are answered.

What's inside

  • Quick Installation Guide
  • CPU Speed Setup
  • Jumper Settings
  • DualBIOS Technology
  • FAQ

Specifications

Supported CPUsPentium II / Xeon Slot2 processors
CPU speed range400 – 650 MHz
System bus speed100 MHz
Keyboard power‑on standby current≥ 300 mA 5V
Wake‑on‑LAN standby current≥ 720 mA 5V
Dual BIOS supportYes
CPU Over‑Voltage ProtectionSupported (LDCM®)

Frequently asked questions

How does DualBIOS™ technology work?

DualBIOS™ provides protection during boot, automatic and manual BIOS recovery, a one‑way flash utility, and ensures the correct BIOS is used if the main BIOS is corrupted.

What standby current is required for Wake‑on‑LAN?

The ATX power supply must support at least 720 mA of 5 V standby current for Wake‑on‑LAN.

How can the system be powered on using a PS/2 mouse?

Enable the function in CMOS Setup, then double‑click the right or left button of the PS/2 mouse to power on the system.

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