Difference between revisions of "Motherboard ID"
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This is a brief description of the common connectors that you will see on a motherboard. | This is a brief description of the common connectors that you will see on a motherboard. | ||
| − | On-board connectors (where the I/O Shield goes) | + | == On-board connectors (where the I/O Shield goes) == |
Keyboard connector | Keyboard connector | ||
AT - large 5-pin | AT - large 5-pin | ||
PS/2 - small | PS/2 - small | ||
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| + | == ZIF socket or processor slot == | ||
| + | |||
| + | == Hard drive connector == | ||
| + | |||
| + | IDE | ||
| + | SATA (Serial ATA) | ||
| + | SCSI | ||
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| + | == Bridges and communication facilitators | ||
| + | |||
| + | Southbridge | ||
| + | Northbridge | ||
| + | AMR slot | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 18 February 2009
Motherboard Connections
This is a brief description of the common connectors that you will see on a motherboard.
On-board connectors (where the I/O Shield goes)
Keyboard connector
AT - large 5-pin
PS/2 - small
ZIF socket or processor slot
Hard drive connector
IDE
SATA (Serial ATA)
SCSI
== Bridges and communication facilitators
Southbridge
Northbridge
AMR slot
Questions
What type of keyboard connector does it have?
Does it have both IDE and SATA harddrive connectors?