Specifications
Processors
- Supports all Socket 478 CPUs (400FSB & 533FSB & 800FSB officially) according to DFI
- Hyper-Threading support
Chipset
- North bridge: Intel I875P MCH
- South bridge: Intel ICH5/R
System Memory
- 4 x 184-pin DDR SDRAM
- DDR200 / DDR266 / DDR333/ DDR400 support @ 2.50v - 2.60v (Dual Channel)
- 4GB maximum system RAM
Slots
- AGP slot, 8x AGP compliant
- 5 x 32-bit PCI 33MHz slots
On-board peripherals - I/O
- 2 Serial ports
- 1 Parallel port
- 3 Audio Jacks for CMI9739a sound CODEC
- RJ-45 LAN Port (Intel 825474EI (CSA))
- 4 USB2.0 connectors on the back panel
- PS/2 ports
On-board storage
- An IDE controller on the ICH5/R chipset provides IDE HDD/CD-ROM with PIO, Bus Master and Ultra DMA100/66/33 operation modes
- ICH5/R provides 2 x ATA150 Serial ports (1 drive per port). Can be configured for independent or RAID0 functions
- IDE RAID via Highpoint HPT372N RAID controller. Supports RAID0, RAID1, and RAID 0+1
Integrated Components
- Intel fifth-generation Gigabit LAN via CSA
- CMI 9739A 5.1 sound CODEC with RCA S/PDIF In/Out (provided via an extra PCI board)
- Headers for another 4 USB2.0 portsio
- 3 usable fan headers
- Diagnostic LEDs
- IrDA, CD-In, Aux-In connectors
BIOS & Voltages
- DFI Genie BIOS
- FSB speeds of 200Mhz - 400Mhz (quad-pumped for 200FSB CPUs)
- 1.5v - 1.85v Vcore. Voltage in 0.025v increments
- 2.5v - 2.7v Vmem adjustable in 0.1v increments
- 1.55v - 1.6v VAGP adjustment
- Fix AGP/PCI option
Package contents
- DFI LANPARTY PRO875 (305mm * 244mm)
- I/O Shield
- 2 manuals and a quickstart manual
- PCI S/PDIF card with RCA input and output
- Floppy containing IDE RAID pre-OS drivers
- 2 x rounded ATA133 cables (orange, uv-reactive)
- 1 x rounded floppy Cable (orange, uv-reactive)
- FrontX 5.25" box with multiple configurations. 2x USB2.0 and mic-in and sound out ports as standard
- LAN Party sticker
- Driver and utility CDs
- 2 x S-ATA and 1 power cable
- DFI LAN case carry strap and handle (PC Transpo)
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