Schematic benq joybook p53 packardbell en sl45 sl51 vesuvio pf1 pf2 schematic

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Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
BrandQuanta Computer Inc.
Project CodePF1
DateTuesday, May 27, 2008
CPU PlatformAMD S1g2
CPU ModelGriffin Processor (638 S1g2 socket)
PCH / SouthbridgeSB700
GPU TypeRX781/RS780MC
EC / KBCIT8512A
Audio CodecALC272/ALC268
BIOS / SPI FlashFlashROM CIR SPI
LAN ICRTL8102E (10/100)
RAM TypeDDRII-SODIMM
RAM ArchitectureDDR II 667 MHZ
RAM Quantity / SlotsDDRII-SODIMM1, DDRII-SODIMM2
Card Reader ICJMB380
WiFi / WLAN ICMini Card (WLAN)
HDMI Level ShifterJMB380

Technical Summary

The Quanta PF1 motherboard is built on the AMD S1g2 platform featuring a Griffin Processor in a 638-pin S1g2 socket. The system is supported by an AMD SB700 southbridge and uses an IT8512A EC/KBC. Graphics are handled by the RX781/RS780MC GPU. Memory configuration consists of two DDRII-SODIMM slots supporting DDR II 667 MHz. The BIOS is stored on a FlashROM accessed via CIR SPI. Audio is provided by an ALC272/ALC268 codec, and networking is handled by a Realtek RTL8102E 10/100 LAN controller. The JMB380 controller manages both the 4-in-1 card reader and HDMI functionality. The board also supports Mini Card WLAN and TV card slots, along with SATA connections for HDD1, HDD2, and ODD.

Technician FAQ

Q: What EC/KBC is used on this motherboard?

A: The motherboard uses an IT8512A EC/KBC.

Q: What BIOS flash type is used?

A: The BIOS is stored on a FlashROM accessed via CIR SPI.

Q: What is the memory configuration?

A: The board supports two DDRII-SODIMM slots running at DDR II 667 MHz.

Q: What LAN controller is used?

A: The board uses a Realtek RTL8102E 10/100 Ethernet controller.

Technical data structured and organized by Dr-Bios.com, based on original schematic source analysis.
 

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