Foxconn F1 Motherboard Prototype
By Gabriel Torres on January 12, 2008 Page 3 of 3

Features Summary

Foxconn F1 motherboard prototype main features are:

  • Socket: 775.
  • Chipset: Intel P45 (our guess, not confirmed)
  • Super I/O: ITE IT8720F
  • Parallel IDE: One ATA-133 port controlled by a JMicron JMB363 chip.
  • Serial IDE: Six SATA-300 ports controlled by the south bridge chip and two eSATA ports controlled by a JMicron JMB363 chip.
  • USB: 12 USB 2.0 ports (six soldered on the motherboard and six available thru I/O brackets).
  • Firewire (IEEE 1394a): Two ports controlled by Texas Instruments TSB43AB22A chip, one soldered on the motherboard and one available thru an I/O bracket.
  • On-board audio: No.
  • On-board video: No.
  • On-board LAN: Two Gigabit Ethernet ports, one controlled by the chipset together with a Broadcom chips to make the physical layer interface and the other controlled by a Broadcom BCM5788 chip (connected to the PCI bus).
  • Buzzer: Yes.
  • Power supply: EPS12V.
  • Slots: Four PCI Express x16 slots, Four PCI Express x1 slots and two PCI slots, supporting CrossFire and CrossFireX.
  • Memory: Four DDR-DIMM sockets.
  • Extra features: Aluminum solid capacitors, ferrite coils, POST diagnostics display, water-cooling system (which cools down the north bridge chip, the south bridge chip and the voltage regulator transistors), thermoelectric cooler (“Peltier”) on the north bridge chip and on-board switches for power, reset and clear CMOS.


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