Driver CD Introduction | Foxconn N570SM2AA guide

Chapter 4 Driver CD Introduction

Chapter5

This chapter will introduce how to use attached software.

This chapter provides the following information:

vTIGER ONE

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Foxconn N570SM2AA user manual Driver CD Introduction

Contents

Trademark Declaration of conformity PCE Industry Inc Table of Contents Chapter Driver CD Introduction Chapter Directions for Bundled SoftwareAppendix Page Page Page Main Features Dual PCI Express Onboard 1394 -E optionalOnboard Audio Green Function Cdin Connector 15.DDR2 Dimm Slots Layout Rear I/O Ports Port ChannelLeft Link/Active LED Right Speed LED Product Introduction Installation Instructions Installation of CPU Installation of CPU Fan Installation Instructions Memory Recommended Memory ConfigurationsInstallation of DDR2 Memory Mode Installation Instructions Pin ATX12 V Power Connector PWR2 Power SupplyPin ATX power connector PWR1 Exclusive Graphics Power Connector PWR3 Other Connectors FDD Connector FloppyIDE Connector Pide , Side Front Panel Connector FP1 Audio Connector FAUDIO1 Fan Connectors CPUFAN, SYSFAN,FAN Additional COM Connector COM1USB Headers FUSB1, FUSB2,FUSB3 Audio Connectors Cdin Ieee 1394a Connector F13941 optionalSpeaker Connector Speaker Chassis Intruder Connector Intr PCI Express x1 Slots Expansion SlotsPCI Slots PCI Express x16 Slots Jumpers Description of JumpersClear Cmos Jumper Clrcmos Bios Description Main Menu Enter Bios SetupStandard Cmos Features Tiger Central Control Unit Power Management Setup Advanced Bios FeaturesAdvanced Chipset Features PnP/PCI Configurations Time Standard Cmos FeaturesDate IDE Channel 0 Master/Slave & IDE Channel 2/3/4/5/6/7 Master Drive a Halt OnMemory Tiger Central Control Unit VCPU Frequency VCPU Vcore Over Voltage SettingVTiger Intelligent Stepping VCPU Clock Multiplier VCKE based Powerdowm VTiming ModeVCKE base Power down mode VDQS Training Control Advanced Bios Features VBoot Other Device VNetwork Boot PriorityVFirst/Second/Third Boot Device VBoot Up Floppy Seek VTypematic Delay Msec VBoot Up NumLock StatusVTypematic Rate Setting VAPIC Mode Advanced Chipset Features VOnboard Device VIDE Function SetupIntegrated Peripherals VOnboard Super IO VIDE Prefetch Mode RAID ConfigVIDE DMA transfer access VIDE HDD Block Mode VRAID Enable VSATA 1/2/3 Primary/Secondary VUSB Memory Type VMAC LAN Boot ROMVOnchip USB VUSB Keyboard Support VECP Mode Use DMA VIrDA Duplex ModeVParallel Port Mode VOnboard FDC Controller VACPI function Power Management SetupVPower Management Acpi Suspend Type VHDD Down In Suspend VHDD Power DownVVideo Off Method VSoft-Off by Pbtn VTime hh mm ss Alarm VPower-On by AlarmVDate of Month Alarm VPOWER on Function PnP/PCI Configurations PC Health Status Set Supervisor/User Password Load Fail-Safe DefaultsLoad Optimized Defaults Enter Password Save to Cmos and Exit Y/N?Y Password Disabled Press any key to continue …Save & Exit Setup Exit Without Saving Driver CD Introduction Utility CD content DriverUtility Installing Divers Installing Utilities Driver CD Introduction Tiger ONE Main CPU Page CPU Control Freq. Page Frequency Control Limit Setting CPU Temp Limit Setting Sys Temp Limit Setting CPU Fan Limit Setting Sys Fan Limit Setting Chassis Fan Voltage Page Voltage Control Fan Page Fan Control Fox LiveUpdate Local Update Bios Info Local Update Backup Local Update Update Online Update Update Bios Online Update Update Driver Online Update Update Utility Online Update Update All Configure option Configure System About & Help Nvidiaslitm Technology Power Extension cable Appendix Array Advantages Drawbacks # Hard Disks Fault Tolerance Nvidiaraid Additional RAID Features Benefits Non-Bootable RAID Array Bootable RAID Array Setting Up the Bios Entering the RAID Bios Setup Understanding the Define a New Array Window ParallelATA Using the Define a New Array WindowSelecting the RAID Mode Serial ATA Completing the RAID Bios Setup Assigning the Disks Appendix Nvidia RAID Utility Installation Installing the RAID Driver for bootable RAID Array Appendix Initializing and Using the Disk Array Audio Configuration Appendix Appendix Appendix