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Socket 370 Mainboard User Manual
This manual provides an overview of the Socket 370 processor based mainboard, describing its Micro ATX form factor, supported PC133 memory modules, and the layout of connectors and I/O ports. It includes a detailed component checklist, board layout diagrams, and instructions for installing the CPU, memory, and peripherals.
The guide also covers BIOS setup, power‑on/off functions, and optional software utilities such as the Ghost imaging tool. Appendices contain additional resources like media player instructions and BIOS update procedures.
Socket 370 specifications
| Front bus speed | 133/100/66 MHz |
|---|---|
| Form factor | ATX |
| Power connector | 20‑pin ATX |
| AGP slot | VT82C694X |
| CPU support | 133/100/66 MHz |
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Questions answered in these manuals
What components are listed in the manual?
The manual includes a Components Checklist section that lists all required parts.
From: Socket 370 Processor based mainboard (100/66 Mhz) User's Manual
What form factor does the mainboard use?
The manual provides a Mainboard Form Factor section describing the board's dimensions and layout.
From: Socket 370 Processor based mainboard (100/66 Mhz) User's Manual
How can I prevent static electricity damage to the motherboard?
Work on an anti‑static surface, use a grounding strap, and avoid touching components directly.
What is the remote power‑on function and how is it used?
Connect the 20‑pin ATX power connector; the board can be powered on remotely via the ATX power‑on pin.
How can the system be turned off?
The system can be turned off using the front‑panel Power On/Off button or the Soft Off function controlled by the operating system.
What type of power connector does the board use?
The board uses a single 20‑pin ATX power connector.