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Technical Specifications
Technical Summary
The Quanta TWSNB5 project is a Haswell-based motherboard designed for dual or quad-core processors in an rPGA947 socket, paired with a Lynx Point PCH. Graphics are handled by an nVIDIA N14P-GS dGPU (GB4128) in a 29mm x 29mm FCBGA908 package, with documented support for dGPU to UMA conversion by disabling the PEG x8 interface. Memory architecture consists of two SODIMM slots supporting DDR3 L across Channel A and Channel B. The audio subsystem uses a Realtek ALC282-CG codec, while networking is provided by a Realtek RTL8111GS-CG Gigabit LAN controller. An IT8528E card reader controller, SLG55583A USB charge IC, and SLB9635TT1.2 TPM module are also integrated. Display output is managed through an RTD 2136S LVDS converter.
Technician FAQ
Q: What is the project code and board manufacturer for this motherboard?
A: The project code is TWSNB5, manufactured by Quanta Computer Inc.
Q: What CPU platform and socket does this motherboard support?
A: It supports the Haswell platform with an rPGA947 socket for dual or quad-core processors.
Q: Does this motherboard support dGPU to UMA conversion?
A: Yes, the schematic indicates PEG x8 disable (UMA only remove) for dGPU to UMA conversion.
Q: What audio codec and LAN controller are used on this motherboard?
A: The audio codec is a Realtek ALC282-CG, and the LAN controller is a Realtek RTL8111GS-CG.
Technical data structured and organized by Dr-Bios.com, based on original schematic source analysis.
hasee ares k610d=1=quanta tws_da0twsmb6e0_rev e.pdf
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Quanta Computer Inc. |
| Project Code | TWSNB5 |
| Date | Friday, August 16, 2013 |
| CPU Platform | Haswell |
| CPU Model | Daul / Quad Core |
| CPU Socket | rPGA947 |
| PCH / Southbridge | Lynx Point |
| GPU Type | nVIDIA N14P-GS |
| dGPU Chip Number | GB4128 |
| Graphics Architecture | FCBGA908 29mm X 29mm |
| Audio Codec | ALC282-CG |
| LAN IC | RTL8111GS-CG |
| RAM Type | DDR3 L |
| RAM Architecture | SODIMM1, SODIMM2, Channel A, Channel B |
| RAM Quantity / Slots | 2 |
| Card Reader IC | IT8528E |
| USB Charge IC | SLG55583A |
| TPM IC | SLB9635TT1.2 |
| LVDS Converter | RTD 2136S |
| dGPU to UMA Conversion Support | PEG x8 disable (UMA only remove) |
Technical Summary
The Quanta TWSNB5 project is a Haswell-based motherboard designed for dual or quad-core processors in an rPGA947 socket, paired with a Lynx Point PCH. Graphics are handled by an nVIDIA N14P-GS dGPU (GB4128) in a 29mm x 29mm FCBGA908 package, with documented support for dGPU to UMA conversion by disabling the PEG x8 interface. Memory architecture consists of two SODIMM slots supporting DDR3 L across Channel A and Channel B. The audio subsystem uses a Realtek ALC282-CG codec, while networking is provided by a Realtek RTL8111GS-CG Gigabit LAN controller. An IT8528E card reader controller, SLG55583A USB charge IC, and SLB9635TT1.2 TPM module are also integrated. Display output is managed through an RTD 2136S LVDS converter.
Technician FAQ
Q: What is the project code and board manufacturer for this motherboard?
A: The project code is TWSNB5, manufactured by Quanta Computer Inc.
Q: What CPU platform and socket does this motherboard support?
A: It supports the Haswell platform with an rPGA947 socket for dual or quad-core processors.
Q: Does this motherboard support dGPU to UMA conversion?
A: Yes, the schematic indicates PEG x8 disable (UMA only remove) for dGPU to UMA conversion.
Q: What audio codec and LAN controller are used on this motherboard?
A: The audio codec is a Realtek ALC282-CG, and the LAN controller is a Realtek RTL8111GS-CG.
Technical data structured and organized by Dr-Bios.com, based on original schematic source analysis.
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