Intel 865 user manual Windows NT4.0

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Windows NT4.0

 

 

 

LAN\8100

RTL8100 Lan driver setup

Windows 9X

 

 

 

Before installing audio driver, you must identify the mode of AC’97 codec. Fox example: if you use Realtek serial codec, you need to enter into the Realtek directory installing.

1.2Intel Chipset software setup

Insert the driver CD, running driver software CD, choose the directory: \CDROM:\INTEL\INF\

Click “NEXT” to continue Select “YES” to continue Select “NEXT” to continue

Select “FINISH” to complete the installation.

1.3JAA (Intel Application Accelerator) Setup

IAA program doesn’t support ICH5, only supports ICH%R

1.4Sound Driver Setup

1.4.1 Sound driver setup (For Realtek series of WIN98 operation system)

Insert the driver CD, running driver software CD, choose the directory: (CD-

ROM:\SOUND\REALTEK\ Setup exe)

Select “Next” to continue

Select “Finish” to complete the installation

6-channel Sound output support

Please follow the steps below for operation

After install sound driver, click “Sound effect” “AC97 Audio configuration” options Click “Sound Configuration”, select “6 channel mode for 5.1 speakers output” options Click “Sound Effect” menu “Environment”, you must choose one sound effect realization 6-channel sound output.

1.4.2 Un installation Sound Driver (For Realtek series of WIN98 operation system)

Startup to WINDOWS desktop, select “Setup”/ “Control Panel” select “Add/Delete” menu select “Avance AC’97 Audio driver” click “Add/Delete” menu select “language”, confirm “GO” select “complete” restart system and program auto delete.

1.5 USB 2.0 driver setup

USB (Universal serial bus), the motherboard implements the new Universal serial Bus (USB) 2.0 specification, extending the connection speed from 12Mbps on USB1.1 to a fast 480Mbps on USB 2.0 driver setup can ran windows update in windows 200/XP by internet.

1.6 VGA Driver Setup

Insert the driver CD, running driver software CD choose the directory \CD-ROM:\INTEL\VGA\865\ Select “Next” to continue

Select “Next” to continue

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Contents Introduction Package ContentsJp6 Clear Cmos Jumper setting InstallationAudio Front panel Jumper setting Connectors Sata PIN Jumper settingMemory installation CPU InstallationIDE Devices Installation AGP Card InstallationOther Device Installation SOUND\REALTEK\ Driver InstallationVgadriver Setup INTEL\INF\Windows NT4.0 Main menu Phoenix Award Bios Cmos Setup Utility Bios SetupAdvanced Chipset Features Advance Bios FeaturesIntegrated peripherals Change Password Power Management SetupPnP/PCI Configurations Load optimized DefaultsSave Exit & Without Save Exit Setup

865 specifications

The Intel 865 chipset, introduced in early 2004, played a significant role in the evolution of computer architecture, particularly during the transition towards more advanced processing needs and increased graphical performance. This chipset was designed primarily for Intel Pentium 4 and Intel Celeron processors, making it compatible with a wide range of systems aimed at both mainstream and enthusiast users.

One of the main features of the Intel 865 chipset is its support for dual-channel DDR memory, which effectively doubled the available memory bandwidth compared to single-channel configurations. This enhancement was crucial for improving system performance, particularly in tasks demanding high memory throughput, such as gaming and content creation. The chipset supported DDR400 memory, allowing users to enjoy faster data transfer rates and improved multitasking capabilities.

Another important technological advancement within the Intel 865 chipset is its integrated AGP 8X slot. This provided extensive support for high-end graphics cards, ensuring users had access to the necessary bandwidth for demanding graphical applications and games. The chipset's architecture was designed to maximize performance by reducing latency and improving overall system responsiveness.

The Intel 865 also included Intel’s Enhanced Memory 2 Technology, which offered greater flexibility in memory options. Users could utilize memory modules with different configurations while still benefiting from optimal performance levels. This feature was particularly advantageous for users who sought to upgrade their systems without replacing all existing memory components.

In terms of connectivity, the Intel 865 showcased support for the Intel Fast Ethernet controller, providing efficient networking capabilities for home and office environments. Additionally, it featured support for Serial ATA (SATA), an advancement over the older Parallel ATA technology, allowing for faster data transfer rates, improved storage options, and better overall system performance.

The chipset also offered Intel’s Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI), streamlining power management by allowing the operating system to control the amount of power that each component used. This feature resulted in better energy efficiency and longer battery life for laptops and mobile devices.

In summary, the Intel 865 chipset marked a pivotal point for desktop and mobile computing, providing significant improvements in memory management, graphics performance, and power efficiency. Its comprehensive feature set and compatibility with a variety of systems have left a lasting legacy in the evolution of computing technology.