For SATA - capable units, there are six SATA-300 ports present on the motherboard. Optical media and storage connectivity are done via the IDE controller (kept for backwards compatibility) which connect up to two such devices at the same time. The old AGP slot has been replaced with a PCI-Express x16 one. There are three PCI cards available for other cards the user may have installed on their system. The expansion cards should be enough for the users the model is addressing to.
MOTHERBOARD ASUS P5K E MANUAL
Apart from these, there is a User Manual and a 2 CD set with drives and utilities (Norton Internet Security 2007 and Norton Internet Security 2006 for Windows XP, Corel Snapfire 11 SE, a trial version of Intervideo DVD Copy 5, Adobe Reader and DirectX 9.0c). Inside the box, you should also find the omnidirectional antenna, an IDE cable, a floppy disk drive cable, two SATA cables and its power connectors, the rear panel I/O shield and the Q-connector for the front panel. The most important piece is, of course, the motherboard itself, wrapped inside the protective, antistatic bag. The motherboard ships with the usual accessories for this kind of hardware. The P35 chipset also allows for different capacity memory cards to work as dual-channel (if correctly seated on the slots) making use of the Fast Memory Access Technology feature. The board's main features are given by the P35 chipset, which allows a 1,333 MHz external bus and implements the ICH9 southbridge.Īlthough the chipset supports the brand-new DDR3 memories, the WiFi-AP model comes with 4 older DDR2 memory slots, that can work either in single-channel or in dual-channel mode.
Dedicated to the Socket 775 processor line, the motherboard is built around Intel's P35 chipset and respects the same PCB layout as the top mobos in its family (Asus P5K3 Deluxe and Asus P5K-C). Asus P5K-E is a mainstream motherboard that features all the requirements for an updated desktop PC.
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