Motherboard · 1999
ASUS P5A rev 1.06
Works
Details
| Year | 1999 |
| Sockets | Super Socket 7 (PGA321) |
| CPUs | K6-2 - Model 8 (Chomper/CXT), Intel Pentium (P54C), Intel Pentium MMX (P55), mP6, K6 - Model 6, K6 - Model 7 (Little Foot), Winchip 2, K5, M1 - 6x86, Winchip C6, M1L - 6x86L |
| FSB | 60MHz, 66MHz, 75MHz, 83MHz, 95MHz, 100MHz |
| Chipset | Intel 430FX (PCIset FX Triton I) |
| Form factor | ATX |
| L2 cache | 512KB |
| Max RAM | 768MB |
| RAM type | SDR UDIMM, 168-pin EDO UDIMM |
| PSU connector | ATX 1.x (20-pin ATX) |
| CMOS battery | yes |
| Links | The Retro Web (external) |
Expansion slots & ports
| Slots | |
|---|---|
| ISA 16-bit | 2 |
| PCI | 5 |
| AGP 3.3V | 1 |
| I/O ports | |
|---|---|
| Floppy | 1 |
| IDE | 2 |
| PS/2 mouse | 1 |
| PS/2 keyboard | 1 |
| Serial | 2 |
| Parallel | 1 |
| USB 1.x | 2 |
| Audio | 1 |
| Game port | 1 |
Notes
Notes
Due to a hardware problem P5A Rev 1.05 and 1.06 will work extremely slow with a K6plus CPU. this has been noticed both with rev E and rev G of the chipset.
The 3.3V supply is not routed the the PCI slots preventing certain cards from powering up.
On Rev 1.06 (and possibly 1.05) boards that have the HIP6004B core voltage regulator can only go down to 2.1V core voltage making the 2.0V setting output 0V instead, boards that have the HIP6004 don't have this problem.
It is possible to swap the voltage regulator with the older non B revision if the lower core voltage is needed.
Downloads
| PDFASUS P5A rev 1.06 User Manual ASUS P5A rev 1_06 user manual.pdf | PDF · 1.2 MB |
| PDFTH99 Generated jumper manual ASUS-COMPUTER-INTERNATIONAL-Pentium-P5A-REV-1-04.html.pdf | PDF · 21 KB |