Key facts
- Brand
- LanParty
- Model
- 865PE
- Category
- Motherboard
- Industry
- Computers
- Documents
- 3
- Languages
- EN
- Last added
- 2012-04-09
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865PE Motherboard User Manual
This manual provides detailed information about the 865PE system board, including safety precautions, hardware layout, and BIOS configuration. It explains how to install the board, connect peripherals, and configure system settings such as memory, CPU, and power management.
The document also includes troubleshooting tips, jumper settings, and specifications for supported processors, memory modules, and expansion slots. Reference tables list the features, connector types, and BIOS utilities available on the board.
LanParty 865PE specifications
| Chipset | Intel 865PE |
|---|---|
| CPU Socket | Socket 478 |
| Supported Processors | Pentium 4 (800 MHz/533 MHz FSB) and Celeron Northwood |
| Memory Slots | Four 84‑pin DDR DIMM sockets, dual‑channel |
| Maximum Memory | 4 GB |
| AGP Slot | AGP 3.0, 4×/8× |
Source: 865PE Motherboard User Manual
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
What voltage range should be used for the AC input?
Use the correct AC input voltage range to avoid damage to the system.
What type of memory modules are supported?
It supports non‑ECC DDR DIMMs of 128 MB, 256 MB, or 512 MB capacity, up to a total of 4 GB.
What CPU socket does the LANParty 865PE motherboard use?
It uses a Socket 478 for installing supported Pentium 4 and Celeron processors.
How many DDR memory slots are available on the board?
The board provides four 84‑pin DDR DIMM sockets.
What safety steps should be taken before servicing the motherboard?
Unplug the power cord before removing the system chassis cover and use the correct AC input voltage range.
How can the CMOS be cleared on this board?
Set the Clear CMOS jumper as described in section 12.1; the jumper positions 1‑2 and 2‑3 control normal operation and CMOS clearing.