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Asus P5QC - Motherboard - ATX User Manual

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Safety information
Electrical safety
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electrical outlet before relocating the system.
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power cables for the devices are unplugged before the signal cables are
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before you add a device.
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Table of Contents

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Asus P5QC - Motherboard - ATX Specifications

General IconGeneral
Product TypeMotherboard
Form FactorATX
CPU SocketLGA 775
ChipsetIntel P45 / ICH10R
Memory Slots4
Max Memory16 GB
USB Ports12 x USB 2.0
LAN ControllerRealtek RTL8111C
Audio8-channel HD Audio
Supported RAM TechnologyDDR2, DDR3
Supported RAM SpeedDDR3 1333/1066/800 MHz, DDR2 1066/800/667 MHz
Expansion Slots2 x PCIe x1, 2 x PCI
Storage InterfaceSATA 3.0 Gb/s
LANGigabit Ethernet
Audio Output8-channel
RAID Support0, 1, 5, 10

Summary

Chapter 1: Product Introduction

1.1 Welcome!

Welcome message and overview of the motherboard's features and technologies.

1.2 Package Contents

Lists all items included in the motherboard package for verification.

1.3 Special Features Overview

Details the unique features and technologies of the ASUS P5QC motherboard.

Chapter 2: Hardware Information

2.1 Before You Proceed

Precautions and safety guidelines before installing motherboard components or settings.

2.2 Motherboard Overview

Detailed layout and identification of motherboard components, connectors, and slots.

2.3 CPU Installation

Information and installation guide for the CPU socket and processor.

2.4 System Memory

Details on DIMM sockets, memory configurations, and installation procedures.

2.5 Expansion Slots

Description of PCI and PCI Express slots and their usage for expansion cards.

2.6 Jumpers

Configuration of motherboard jumpers for specific functions like CMOS clearing.

2.7 Connectors

Detailed information on rear panel and internal connectors for system peripherals.

2.8 First Time Startup

Step-by-step guide for the initial system startup and POST.

2.9 Turning Off Computer

Instructions on how to properly shut down the computer system.

Chapter 3: BIOS Setup

3.1 BIOS Management and Updates

Utilities and procedures for updating and managing the motherboard's BIOS.

3.2 BIOS Setup Program Overview

Introduction to the BIOS Setup utility and navigation methods.

3.3 Main BIOS Menu

Overview of the BIOS Main menu, system information, and basic settings.

3.4 Ai Tweaker Menu

Configuration options for overclocking-related items and performance tuning.

3.5 Advanced BIOS Menu

Settings for CPU, chipset, and other system devices for advanced configuration.

3.6 Power Management Settings

Options for managing Advanced Power Management (APM) features and system states.

3.7 Boot Menu Options

Configuration of system boot options, including boot device priority.

3.8 BIOS Tools Menu

Access to special function utilities like EZ Flash, Drive Xpert, and O.C. Profile.

3.9 Exiting BIOS Setup

Options for saving, discarding changes, or loading default BIOS settings.

Chapter 4: Software Support

4.1 Operating System Installation

Guidance on installing compatible operating systems and necessary updates.

4.2 Support DVD Information

Details on the contents of the motherboard support DVD, including drivers and utilities.

4.3 Software Information Overview

Overview of applications and software utilities available on the support DVD.

4.4 RAID Configurations Overview

Information on setting up RAID arrays using the Intel ICH10R controller.

4.5 RAID Driver Disk Creation

Instructions for creating a RAID driver disk for OS installation.

Appendix: CPU Features

A.1 Intel® EM64T Support

Details on Intel EM64T feature support and system requirements.

A.2 EIST Feature Support

Information on Intel EIST feature support and system requirements.

A.3 Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology

Explanation of Intel Hyper-Threading Technology support and usage.

Safety Information

Electrical Safety Precautions

Precautions to prevent electrical shock hazards during installation and use.

Operation Safety Guidelines

Guidelines for safe operation and handling of the motherboard and components.

About This Guide

Conventions Used in This Guide

P5QC Specifications Summary

ASUS Unique Features Overview

Highlights of special ASUS technologies and features for the motherboard.

Exclusive Overclocking Features

Details on advanced overclocking capabilities and tuning utilities.

Detailed P5QC Specifications

Back Panel I/O Ports Description

Description of all connectors and ports located on the motherboard's rear panel.

Internal I/O Connectors List

List and description of internal connectors on the motherboard for system components.

BIOS Features and Manageability

Overview of BIOS capabilities, manageability features, and support DVD contents.

Form Factor Specifications

Specifications of the motherboard's physical dimensions and form factor.

Chapter 1: Product Introduction

1.3 Special Features Overview

Highlights of the motherboard's special features and technologies, including Intel processors.

1.3.1 Product Highlights

Details on Green ASUS, Intel Core 2 processor support, P45 chipset, and DDR3 memory.

1.3.2 ASUS Unique Features

Description of ASUS unique features like Express Gate, power saving, and quiet thermal solutions.

ASUS Power Saving Solutions

Details on ASUS 8-Phase Power Design and the new EPU for energy efficiency.

ASUS Quiet Thermal Solutions

Information on fanless design, Fan Xpert for fan speed control, and AI Audio 2 for enhanced sound.

ASUS EZ DIY Features

Overview of ASUS EZ DIY features like Drive Xpert, AI Direct Link, Q-Shield, and Q-Connector.

1.3.3 Intelligent Performance & Overclocking

Details on AI Booster, Precision Tweaker 2, and CPU Parameter Recall for performance tuning.

Chapter 2: Hardware Information

2.1 Before You Proceed

Precautions and safety guidelines before installing motherboard components or settings.

2.2 Motherboard Overview

Detailed layout and identification of motherboard components, connectors, and slots.

2.3 CPU Installation

Information and installation guide for the CPU socket and processor.

2.4 System Memory

Details on DIMM sockets, memory configurations, and installation procedures.

2.5 Expansion Slots

Description of PCI and PCI Express slots and their usage for expansion cards.

2.6 Jumpers

Configuration of motherboard jumpers for specific functions like CMOS clearing.

2.7 Connectors

Detailed information on rear panel and internal connectors for system peripherals.

2.8 First Time Startup

Step-by-step guide for the initial system startup and POST.

2.9 Turning Off Computer

Instructions on how to properly shut down the computer system.

CPU Installation and Handling

LGA775 CPU Socket Compatibility

Information on the LGA775 socket and compatible Intel processors.

2.3.1 Installing the CPU

Step-by-step guide for safely installing the CPU into the motherboard socket.

CPU Thermal Paste Application

Instructions on applying thermal paste to the CPU for effective heat dissipation.

Securing the CPU After Installation

Final steps for securing the CPU and load lever after installation.

CPU Heatsink and Fan Installation

2.3.2 Installing the CPU Heatsink and Fan

Procedure for installing the CPU heatsink and fan assembly for thermal management.

2.3.3 Uninstalling CPU Heatsink and Fan

Steps for safely removing the CPU heatsink and fan assembly.

System Memory Installation

2.4.1 System Memory Overview

Details on DDR3 and DDR2 DIMM sockets and their physical characteristics.

2.4.2 Memory Configurations

Guidelines for installing memory modules, including size, type, and OS limitations.

2.4.3 Installing a DIMM

Step-by-step guide for inserting memory modules (DIMMs) into the motherboard sockets.

2.4.4 Removing a DIMM

Procedure for safely removing memory modules (DIMMs) from the motherboard sockets.

Memory Qualified Vendors List (QVL)

DDR3-1333MHz & DDR3-1066MHz QVL

List of tested and qualified vendors for DDR3 memory modules at specific speeds.

DDR2-1066MHz QVL

List of tested and qualified vendors for DDR2 memory modules at 1066MHz.

DDR2-800MHz QVL

List of tested and qualified vendors for DDR2 memory modules at 800MHz.

DDR2-667MHz QVL

List of tested and qualified vendors for DDR2 memory modules at 667MHz.

Expansion Slot Installation

2.5.1 Installing an Expansion Card

Steps for physically installing an expansion card into a motherboard slot.

2.5.2 Configuring an Expansion Card

Steps for configuring installed expansion cards through BIOS and software drivers.

2.5.3 Interrupt Assignments

Table detailing IRQ assignments for various motherboard devices and slots.

PCI and PCIe Slots Overview

Description of PCI and various PCI Express slots on the motherboard.

Motherboard Jumpers Configuration

Clear RTC RAM (CLRTC) Jumper

Instructions for clearing CMOS settings using the CLRTC jumper.

Keyboard and USB Wake-up Jumpers

Configuration of jumpers for keyboard/USB wake-up from sleep modes.

CPU/Northbridge Overvoltage Jumpers

Enabling/disabling advanced CPU and Northbridge overvoltage settings via jumpers.

Rear Panel Connectors

PS/2, IEEE 1394a, and LAN Ports

Description and function of PS/2, IEEE 1394a, and Gigabit LAN ports.

USB, Audio, and Keyboard Ports

Details on USB 2.0 ports, S/PDIF out, and PS/2 keyboard port functions.

Internal Connectors

Floppy and TPM Connectors

Information on the floppy disk drive and TPM connectors.

IDE Connector and Configuration

Details on the IDE connector and drive jumper settings for PATA devices.

SATA Connectors

Information on ICH10R SATA connectors for hard drives and optical drives, including RAID setup.

Silicon Image SATA Connectors for Drive Xpert

Details on Silicon Image SATA connectors for Drive Xpert technology.

Internal USB Connectors

Description of internal USB connectors for front panel connections.

IEEE 1394a Port Connector

Information on the IEEE 1394a port connector for high-speed connectivity.

CPU, Chassis, and Power Fan Connectors

Details on CPU, chassis, and power fan connectors, including Q-Fan feature.

Chassis Intrusion & Serial Port Connectors

Information on chassis intrusion detection and serial port connectors.

Front Panel Audio Connector

Details on the front panel audio connector for HD Audio or AC'97 standards.

ATX Power Connectors

Information on connecting ATX power supply plugs to the motherboard.

Optical & Digital Audio Connectors

Details on optical drive audio and digital S/PDIF audio connectors.

System Panel Connector

Description of the system panel connector for power buttons, LEDs, and reset switches.

ASUS Q-Connector Installation Guide

Instructions for installing the ASUS Q-Connector for easier front panel cable management.

First Time System Startup

2.8 Starting Up for the First Time

Step-by-step guide for the initial system startup and POST.

2.9 Turning Off the Computer

Instructions on how to properly shut down the computer system using OS or power switch.

Chapter 3: BIOS Setup

3.1 BIOS Management and Updates

Utilities and procedures for updating and managing the motherboard's BIOS.

3.2 BIOS Setup Program Overview

Introduction to the BIOS Setup utility and navigation methods.

3.3 Main BIOS Menu

Overview of the BIOS Main menu, system information, and basic settings.

3.4 Ai Tweaker Menu

Configuration options for overclocking-related items and performance tuning.

3.5 Advanced BIOS Menu

Settings for CPU, chipset, and other system devices for advanced configuration.

3.6 Power Management Settings

Options for managing Advanced Power Management (APM) features and system states.

3.7 Boot Menu Options

Configuration of system boot options, including boot device priority.

3.8 BIOS Tools Menu

Access to special function utilities like EZ Flash, Drive Xpert, and O.C. Profile.

3.9 Exiting BIOS Setup

Options for saving, discarding changes, or loading default BIOS settings.

BIOS Setup Program Navigation

3.2 BIOS Setup Program Overview

Introduction to the BIOS Setup utility, its purpose, and access methods.

BIOS Menu Screen Structure

Explanation of the BIOS Setup utility's menu bar, navigation keys, and screen layout.

Menu Bar Navigation Basics

Description of the main menu items available in the BIOS Setup utility.

Navigation Keys for BIOS Interaction

Explanation of the keys used to navigate and make selections within the BIOS menus.

BIOS Menu Item Types Explained

Explanation of menu items, sub-menus, configuration fields, pop-up windows, and scroll bars.

General Help Section in BIOS

Location and function of the general help text within the BIOS setup screen.

Main BIOS Menu Settings

3.3.1 System Time Configuration

How to set the system time within the BIOS Main menu.

3.3.2 System Date Configuration

How to set the system date within the BIOS Main menu.

3.3.3 Legacy Diskette A Setting

Configuring the type of floppy drive installed for legacy support.

3.3.4 Language Selection

Choosing the display language for the BIOS setup screen.

3.3.5 SATA Device Configuration

Configuring SATA device types, LBA mode, PIO mode, and DMA mode.

3.3.6 Storage Configuration Options

Setting up SATA configurations, including IDE, RAID, and AHCI modes.

3.3.7 AHCI Configuration Settings

Configuring AHCI settings for SATA devices, including boot time out and port status.

3.3.8 System Information View

Viewing system specifications like BIOS version, CPU details, and memory information.

Ai Tweaker Menu for Performance Tuning

3.4.1 Ai Overclock Tuner

Selecting CPU overclocking options like Manual or Auto for performance tuning.

3.4.2 CPU Ratio and FSB Settings

Adjusting CPU ratio and FSB frequency for system performance.

3.4.3 FSB Strap to North Bridge

Automatic adjustment of FSB Strap based on FSB and DRAM frequency.

3.4.4 DRAM Frequency Settings

Setting DDR2/DDR3 operating frequency based on installed memory modules.

3.4.5 DRAM Timing Control Details

Detailed configuration of DRAM timings for optimizing memory performance.

DRAM Static/Dynamic Controls

Settings for DRAM static read control and dynamic write control for overclocking.

3.4.8 DRAM Read Training

Enabling DRAM read training for optimizing read data timing and performance.

DRAM Write Training & OC Charger

Settings for DRAM write training, OC charger, and clock twister for performance.

3.4.12 Ai Transaction Booster

Adjusting system performance by tuning transaction booster settings.

3.4.13 CPU Voltage Settings

Adjusting CPU VCore voltage for overclocking and system stability.

CPU PLL, FSB Termination & DRAM Voltages

Configuring CPU PLL, FSB termination, and DRAM voltages for system tuning.

3.4.17 NB Voltage Settings

Adjusting North Bridge voltage for system stability and overclocking.

SB, PCIE SATA Voltages & Spread Spectrum

Settings for South Bridge, PCIE SATA voltages, and spread spectrum features.

3.4.20 Load-Line Calibration

Enabling or disabling CPU load-line calibration for VDroop management.

Advanced BIOS Menu Options

3.5.1 CPU Configuration Details

Viewing and configuring CPU-related settings like ratio, C1E, and virtualization.

CPU Advanced Features Configuration

Configuration of C1E, Virtualization, TM function, Execute Disable Bit, SpeedStep, and C-STATE.

3.5.2 Chipset Configuration Options

Advanced settings for chipset configuration, including North Bridge features.

3.5.3 Onboard Device Configuration

Enabling/disabling onboard devices like HD Audio, Marvell IDE, and Atheros LAN.

3.5.4 USB Configuration Settings

Settings for USB functions, controller mode, and legacy USB support.

3.5.5 PCIPnP Configuration

Adjusting advanced settings for PCI/PnP devices, including Plug and Play OS support.

Power Management Menu

3.6.1 Suspend Mode Selection

Selecting the ACPI state for system suspend (S1 or S3).

3.6.2 Video Resume Behavior

Determining whether to invoke VGA BIOS POST on S3/STR resume.

ACPI 2.0 and APIC Support

Enabling ACPI 2.0 and APIC support for interrupt controller functionality.

3.6.5 APM Configuration Options

Settings for AC power loss recovery, RTC alarms, and device wake-up features.

3.6.6 Hardware Monitor Function

Displaying CPU/MB temperature, fan speeds, and system voltages.

Fan Speed Monitoring and Control

Monitoring chassis and power fan speeds, and CPU Q-Fan control.

Boot Menu Configuration

3.7.1 Boot Device Priority

Setting the sequence of devices for system boot-up.

3.7.2 Boot Settings Configuration

Configuring boot options like Quick Boot, Full Screen Logo, and Bootup Num-Lock.

BIOS Security Settings

Change Supervisor Password

Setting or changing the supervisor password for BIOS access control.

User Access Level & User Password Management

Setting user access level and changing/clearing the user password.

BIOS Tools Menu Utilities

3.8.1 ASUS EZ Flash 2 Utility

Accessing the ASUS EZ Flash 2 utility for BIOS updates.

3.8.2 Drive Xpert Control

Enabling or disabling the ASUS Drive Xpert feature for data security.

3.8.3 Drive Xpert Mode Update

Configuring Drive Xpert modes like Super Speed and EZ Backup.

3.8.4 Express Gate Feature

Enabling/disabling ASUS Express Gate for instant-on internet access.

3.8.5 ASUS O.C. Profile Utility

Storing and loading multiple BIOS settings using the O.C. Profile utility.

3.8.6 AI NET 2 Diagnostics

Enabling or disabling Atheros LAN cable check during Power-On Self-Test.

Exiting BIOS Setup Options

3.9 Exit Menu Options

Options for saving/discarding changes, loading defaults, and exiting the BIOS.

Chapter 4: Software Support

4.1 Operating System Installation

Guidance on installing compatible operating systems and necessary updates.

4.2 Support DVD Information

Details on the contents of the motherboard support DVD, including drivers and utilities.

4.3 Software Information Overview

Overview of applications and software utilities available on the support DVD.

4.4 RAID Configurations Overview

Information on setting up RAID arrays using the Intel ICH10R controller.

4.5 RAID Driver Disk Creation

Instructions for creating a RAID driver disk for OS installation.

Software Information and Utilities

4.3.1 ASUS MyLogo 2™ Customization

Utility for customizing the motherboard boot logo image.

4.3.2 AI NET2 - Virtual Cable Tester

Using the Marvell Virtual Cable Tester for LAN cable diagnostics.

4.3.3 ASUS PC Probe II Monitoring

Utility for monitoring system vital components like fan speed and CPU temperature.

PC Probe II Alerts and Preferences

Understanding sensor alerts and customizing PC Probe II application preferences.

Hardware Monitor Panels Display

Display modes and positioning of hardware monitor panels for system sensor values.

WMI and DMI Browsers Usage

Accessing Windows Management Instrumentation and Desktop Management Interface data.

PCI Browser & Usage Monitor Tools

Viewing PCI device information and real-time CPU, disk, and memory usage.

Configuring PC Probe II Sensor Thresholds

Adjusting sensor threshold values and customizing application preferences in PC Probe II.

ASUS AI Suite Utility

Instructions for installing the ASUS AI Suite for overclocking and system tuning.

AI Suite Feature Access Buttons

Using AI Suite buttons to launch utilities like EPU-6 Engine and Fan Xpert.

4.3.5 ASUS AI Nap Power Saving

Enabling AI Nap for minimum power consumption and quiet system operation.

4.3.6 ASUS Fan Xpert Control

Adjusting CPU and chassis fan speeds for optimal cooling and quiet operation.

Fan Xpert Profile Modes Explained

Description of fan profile modes like Standard, Silent, Turbo, and Intelligent.

4.3.7 ASUS AI Booster Overclocking

Overclocking the CPU speed in Windows using the AI Booster utility.

4.3.8 ASUS EPU-6 Engine Optimization

Using the EPU-6 Engine for energy-efficient operation and performance optimization.

EPU-6 Engine Advanced Settings

Configuration options for CPU Frequency, Voltage Downgrade, Loadline, and Fan Control.

ASUS AI Direct Link

Setting up AI Direct Link for computer-to-computer file sharing via network cable.

Audio Configurations

Overview of the Realtek HD Audio Manager for configuring audio settings.

Audio Manager Information & Settings

Accessing audio driver info, advanced settings, connector settings, and exiting the manager.

Digital Output Configuration Options

Setting up digital audio output options, including listening environment and karaoke.

Speaker Configuration for Audio Ports

Configuring audio output settings for analog speaker ports and channel options.

Line In Audio Input Configuration

Setting up analog line-in port for audio input and recording.

Microphone Input Configuration

Configuring microphone input settings and checking connection.

ASUS Drive Xpert Utility

Steps to install SATA hard disks for Drive Xpert configuration.

Launching Drive Xpert in Windows OS

How to launch Drive Xpert from the Windows notification area.

Configuring EZ Backup Feature

Steps to set up EZ Backup for automatic hard disk data backup.

Configuring Super Speed Feature

Steps to set up Super Speed for simultaneous hard disk data access.

Hard Disk Partitioning

Steps to partition hard disk volumes using Disk Management in Windows.

Drive Xpert: Schedule & Features

Setting up drive verification schedules and accessing other Drive Xpert features.

Drive Xpert: Event Log & Firmware Update

Viewing event logs and updating firmware using Drive Xpert utilities.

Drive Xpert in Express Gate Environment

Installing Drive Xpert for use within the Express Gate environment.

Express Gate Configuration Options

Accessing and modifying Express Gate settings within the BIOS Setup.

ASUS Express Gate Utility

Step-by-step guide for installing the ASUS Express Gate application.

Express Gate First Screen & Environment

Navigating the Express Gate first screen and initial environment setup wizard.

Express Gate Configuration Panel Settings

Customizing Express Gate settings like Date/Time, Input Method, and Network.

Express Gate LaunchBar Usage

Using LaunchBar icons for system status, software access, and settings configuration.

Express Gate Internet Connectivity Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting internet connectivity issues within the Express Gate environment.

Express Gate Photo Manager Application

Using the Photo Manager to view and organize pictures in Express Gate.

RAID Configurations Overview

4.4.1 RAID Definitions Explained

Explanation of RAID levels 0, 1, 5, and 10 for data redundancy and performance.

4.4.2 Installing SATA Hard Disks for RAID

Steps for installing SATA hard disks for creating a RAID array.

4.4.3 Setting RAID Item in BIOS

Configuring the SATA mode to RAID within the BIOS Setup.

Intel Matrix Storage Manager Utility

Overview of the Intel Matrix Storage Manager utility for RAID volume creation.

Creating RAID Volumes

Step-by-step guide to creating a RAID 0 volume for striping.

Creating a RAID 1 (Mirrored) Set

Step-by-step guide to creating a RAID 1 volume for mirroring.

Creating a RAID 10 (0+1) Set

Step-by-step guide to creating a RAID 10 volume for combined striping and mirroring.

Creating a RAID 5 (Parity) Set

Step-by-step guide to creating a RAID 5 volume for data striping with parity.

RAID Driver Disk Creation

4.5.1 Creating RAID Driver Disk (Without OS)

Steps to create a RAID driver disk using BIOS setup and a floppy drive.

4.5.2 Creating RAID Driver Disk (In Windows)

Steps to create a RAID driver disk using the support DVD in Windows.

Appendix: CPU Features

A.1 Intel® EM64T Technology

Details on Intel EM64T feature support and system requirements.

A.2 Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology (EIST)

Information on Intel EIST feature support and system requirements.

A.3 Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology

Explanation of Intel Hyper-Threading Technology support and usage.

A.1 Intel® EM64T Support Details

Details on Intel EM64T feature support and system requirements.

A.2 EIST Feature Support Requirements

Information on Intel EIST feature support and system requirements.

A.2.2 Using the EIST Feature

Guide on how to enable and use the Intel Enhanced SpeedStep Technology (EIST).

A.3 Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology Usage

Explanation of Intel Hyper-Threading Technology support and usage.

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