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EET 450EET 450
MotherboardsMotherboards
Personal Computer HistoryPersonal Computer History
1959 - TI invented the IC1959 - TI invented the IC– 6 transistors6 transistors
1969 - Intel introduced 1k-bit 1969 - Intel introduced 1k-bit memory chipmemory chip
1971 - Intel 4004 - the 1st 1971 - Intel 4004 - the 1st microprocessor chip (4 bit microprocessor chip (4 bit processor)processor)– 1972 - the 8008 introduced1972 - the 8008 introduced
PC HistoryPC History
1973 - Personal computers using 1973 - Personal computers using the 8008 appeared (kits)the 8008 appeared (kits)
late 1973 - Intel 8080 late 1973 - Intel 8080 – Jan 1975 - the Altair kit - Popular Jan 1975 - the Altair kit - Popular
Electronics feature articleElectronics feature article 1975 IBM introduced Model 51001975 IBM introduced Model 5100
– $9,000 PC$9,000 PC– 5110 and 5120 followed5110 and 5120 followed
PC HistoryPC History
1976 - Apple I introduced ($695)1976 - Apple I introduced ($695) 1977 - Apple II1977 - Apple II up to 1980 the dominant computer up to 1980 the dominant computer
was the S-100 bus system running was the S-100 bus system running CP/MCP/M– (See the North Star Horizon)(See the North Star Horizon)
1980 - IBM introduced the PC1980 - IBM introduced the PC– The rest is historyThe rest is history
THE PCTHE PC
The Personal Computer currently is The Personal Computer currently is based around the MOTHERBOARDbased around the MOTHERBOARD
This main logic board has evolved This main logic board has evolved from one containing only the from one containing only the primary logic required to tie primary logic required to tie together the basic functional units together the basic functional units of the PC to an integrated of the PC to an integrated processor/support structure.processor/support structure.
MotherboardMotherboard
Motherboard, main board, system Motherboard, main board, system board, and planarboard, and planar
Primary elementsPrimary elements– ProcessorProcessor– Processor socketsProcessor sockets– Clock circuitryClock circuitry– Cache MemoryCache Memory– SIMM/DIMM memorySIMM/DIMM memory
Other ElementsOther Elements
BusBus– Differing by type/speed/etc.Differing by type/speed/etc.
BIOSBIOS Form Factor - Size/shapeForm Factor - Size/shape Built in InterfacesBuilt in Interfaces
– IDE, Floppy, Serial Port, Parallel Port, IDE, Floppy, Serial Port, Parallel Port, Video Display, Sound card, NIBVideo Display, Sound card, NIB
Other ElementsOther Elements
Plug and Play capabilityPlug and Play capability Power ManagementPower Management Motherboard chipsetMotherboard chipset
– ‘‘glue’ logicglue’ logic
Motherboard ChipsetMotherboard Chipset
ParityParity– Triton II (430HX)Triton II (430HX)
Non-parityNon-parity– Triton (430FX)Triton (430FX)– 430TX430TX– 430VX430VX
Pentium ProPentium Pro– Orion (450KX & 450 GX type) or Natoma Orion (450KX & 450 GX type) or Natoma
(440FX)(440FX)
BIOSBIOS
ROM Bios is being replaced by other ROM Bios is being replaced by other forms of non-volatile memoryforms of non-volatile memory– flashflash– eepromeeprom
The basis of how the system will workThe basis of how the system will work provides drivers for certain classes of provides drivers for certain classes of
hardwarehardware– ie. Floppy drives, hard drives, PnP, Powerie. Floppy drives, hard drives, PnP, Power
BiosBios
Original Equipment Manufacturer’sOriginal Equipment Manufacturer’s– Compaq Compaq – AT & T AT & T – make their own BIOS make their own BIOS
ROM BIOS developersROM BIOS developers– American Megatrends, Inc. (AMI)American Megatrends, Inc. (AMI)– Award SoftwareAward Software– Phoenix SoftwarePhoenix Software
BIOSBIOS
AMIAMI– most popular of the 3rd party versionsmost popular of the 3rd party versions– BIOS ID String can provide specific BIOS ID String can provide specific
information about the version and information about the version and features of any AMI version.features of any AMI version.
– Does not sell code to OEM - licensed Does not sell code to OEM - licensed onlyonly
– http://www.ami.comhttp://www.ami.com
BIOSBIOS
AwardAward– Sells code to OEM’sSells code to OEM’s– http://www.award.comhttp://www.award.com
PhoenixPhoenix– the standard of compatibilitythe standard of compatibility– developed using clean room approachdeveloped using clean room approach– excellent documentationexcellent documentation– http://www.firmware.comhttp://www.firmware.com
Motherboard Form FactorMotherboard Form Factor
Backplane systemsBackplane systems– passive - only connectorspassive - only connectors– active - includes bus control +active - includes bus control +
Full-Size ATFull-Size AT– 12” x 13.8”12” x 13.8”
Baby ATBaby AT– 8.58” x 13.048.58” x 13.04
Form FactorForm Factor
LPXLPX– expansion cards plugged into motherbdexpansion cards plugged into motherbd– Low profile/slimline designLow profile/slimline design– connectors for kb/mouse/video/ser/parconnectors for kb/mouse/video/ser/par– 9” x 13” or 8.2” x 10.4” (mini)9” x 13” or 8.2” x 10.4” (mini)
ATXATX– an INTEL specan INTEL spec– released July 95released July 95
– Low cost, flexible design responds to Low cost, flexible design responds to many user concerns for accessibility many user concerns for accessibility and maintainabilityand maintainability
– 12” x 9”12” x 9”– Single 20-pin power connector called Single 20-pin power connector called
a P1 connectora P1 connector– Includes software enabled power-on Includes software enabled power-on
switchswitch
Mini ATXMini ATX– ATX board with compact designATX board with compact design– 11” x 8”11” x 8”
CPU Form FactorCPU Form Factor
SEP – Single Edge Processor (slot 1)SEP – Single Edge Processor (slot 1) SECC – Single Edge Contact SECC – Single Edge Contact
Cartridge (PII/III Slot 1)Cartridge (PII/III Slot 1) SECC2 – SECC, version 2 SECC2 – SECC, version 2 PPGA – Plastic Pin Grid ArrayPPGA – Plastic Pin Grid Array
– Socket 370Socket 370 FC-PGA – Flip Chip PGAFC-PGA – Flip Chip PGA
CPU Form FactorCPU Form Factor
See Table 3-7 and Figure 3-10 for See Table 3-7 and Figure 3-10 for older chip informationolder chip information
Currently, P4 uses a Socket 478 Currently, P4 uses a Socket 478 configurationconfiguration
AMD uses a Socket A configurationAMD uses a Socket A configuration
CPU Sockets/SlotsCPU Sockets/Slots
Slot mount CPU’s are fading fast Slot mount CPU’s are fading fast Sockets should be ZIF (Zero Sockets should be ZIF (Zero
Insertion Force)Insertion Force) Cooling systems are an integral Cooling systems are an integral
part of any CPU installation - part of any CPU installation -
Bus SlotsBus Slots
The busThe bus– pathway of ‘parallel’ signals pathway of ‘parallel’ signals – Various bus functionsVarious bus functions
ProcessorProcessor MemoryMemory AddressAddress I/OI/O
– Normally BUS refers to expansion busNormally BUS refers to expansion bus
Bus SlotsBus Slots
The PCI Interface is the standard The PCI Interface is the standard for expansion for expansion – See table 3-10 for busses through See table 3-10 for busses through
historyhistory The AGP (Accelerated Graphics The AGP (Accelerated Graphics
Port) bus provides specialized Port) bus provides specialized support for video display adapter support for video display adapter – 1x, 2x, 4x …1x, 2x, 4x …
Memory ExpansionMemory Expansion
Motherboard must contain Motherboard must contain expansion area for memoryexpansion area for memory– FPM – Fast PageFPM – Fast Page– EDO – Extended Data OutEDO – Extended Data Out– BEDO – Burst EDOBEDO – Burst EDO– SDRAM – Synchronous DRAMSDRAM – Synchronous DRAM– Rambus DRAM – uses faster busRambus DRAM – uses faster bus– DDR SDRAM – Double Data Rate DDR SDRAM – Double Data Rate
SDRAMSDRAM
Memory ExpansionMemory Expansion
30pin SIMM30pin SIMM 72pin SIMM72pin SIMM 168pin DIMM – current standard168pin DIMM – current standard RAMBUSRAMBUS
MemoryMemory
Cache MemoryCache Memory– L1 – closest to the CPU (on the CPU L1 – closest to the CPU (on the CPU
Substrate)Substrate)– L2 – external to CPUL2 – external to CPU
CMOS SettingsCMOS Settings
Part of BIOS setupPart of BIOS setup See table 3-12See table 3-12 Standard Standard Advanced CMOS setupAdvanced CMOS setup Advanced Chip-set setupAdvanced Chip-set setup Power SetupPower Setup
AssignmentAssignment
See scheduleSee schedule