Specifications and Main Features
1. CPU:
- Compatible with Intel Pentium® III Socket Processors with 100 & 133Mhz FSB (FCPGA & FCPGA2)
- Compatible with Intel Celeron™ socket cpu featuring 66/100 Mhz FSB (FCPGA)
- Intel Pentium® III /Celeron socket Processors expected in the future are also supported
2. Chipset:
- Intel 815EP B-Step (ICH2) chipset.
- Compatible with 66/100/133 Mhz (Front Side Bus)
- AGP 1X/2X/4X (Sideband) 1.5V/3.3V device is compatible
- Such features are also supported: Advanced configuration and Power Management Interface (ACPI).
- Ultra ATA/100, Ultra ATA/66, and Ultra ATA/33 modes are also available.
3. Memory:
- SDRAM modules are provided with Three 168-pin DIMM sockets.
- 512MB Max is supported.
- SDRAM Interface of 133MHZ and 100 MHZ is supported.
4. 284Ultra DMA 100/RAID (Applicable in ST6-RAID Only):
- Ultra Dma of 100Mb unit HPT370 is present within the highpoint.
- An Utra Hdmi 100MB is offered in order to utilise transfer servers of 100 Mb/sec on A full duplexed microphone.
- The higher order bit supports RAID 0. Mirroring to enhance security of SSRAM employs REMAID 1, and a conventional striping of REMAID 0+1.
5. Audio:
- Supplying audio signals is undoubtedly aided through the AC analytic which acts as a synthesizer.
- AC’97 2-channel audio codec is compatible with the board.
6. System BIOS:
- Supported with an advanced menu integrated technology along with a soft menu technology combine function.
- Awarded Plug and Play bios has the ability to utilize APM and PROC.
- AWARDED BIOS built in Write Protection Anti virus feature.
7. Multi I/O Functions:
- Supporting Ultra Dma 33/66/100, two master mode of interpoles for bus and 17 additional attained ports are stated.
- Bus interfacing of Master Intertransfer protocol of ultra Dma is represented by two channels each supporting 33/66/100 as well as raid ide, applied to a Sarcom.
- Two serial ports, and two usb port connectors along with a line- in audio.
8. Miscellaneous:
- Supporting STR is able to resume from hibernation.
- Closing case with T form factor.
- PCI slots aids integrated graphic port with six normal foramensional slots as well as a CNR slot.
- Monitoring of hardware— includes measuring fan speed, voltages and the CPU/system temperature along with one thermal header for other devices which need temperature measurement
- Power On with Keyboard and Mouse.
- Integrated Wake-On-LAN/ Wake-On-Modem/ Open Chassis header.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What processor models is the ST6/ST6-RAID compatible with?
- Intel Celeron computer models, as well as Intel Pentium® III models are supported.
2. What is the highest SDRAM capacity supported by the motherboard?
- This motherboard has a maximum SDRAM capacity of 512MB.
3. Is the use of ST6-RAID version in RAID configurations possible?
- It is possible to configure RAID 1, RAID 0 or even RAID 0+1 including the HighPoint HPT370 IDE interface controller support.
4. How many IDE devices can be connected through the motherboard?
- At most eight IDE devices can be connected through the motherboard.
5. Does this device have a sound card?
- There is a 2-channel audio CODEC and also an AC’97 integrated audio controller embedded in the motherboard.
6. Are the present-day USBs allowed to work with the motherboard?
- This computer comes with two USB ports installed with possible expansion to a total of 4 USB ports.
7. What type of BIOS is incorporated in the motherboard?
- The SOFT MENU™ III technology powered Award Plug and Play BIOS is embedded in the motherboard.
8. Is there hardware monitoring available?
- Indeed, it has built-in hardware monitoring capabilities of fan speeds, voltages, and temperatures.
9. Motherboard Form Factor?
- The motherboard uses the ATX form factor as its standard.
10. Are additional parts necessary for motherboard to configure the RAID?
- It is bundled with needed parts like UDMA/66 compatible cables and drivers used in RAID controller configurations.
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