EPoX EP-AD580 XR specs
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Processor EPoX EP-AD580 XR
Socket:
AM2
Processors supported:
AMD Athlon 64/Athlon 64 FX/Athlon 64 X2
System bus:
HyperTransport
Support for multi-core processors:
yes
Chipset EPoX EP-AD580 XR
Chipset:
AMD 580X CrossFire
BIOS:
Award with the opportunity of a disaster recovery
SLI/CrossFire:
Scalable Link Interface
Scalable Link InterfaceCrossFire
Memory EPoX EP-AD580 XR
Memory:
DDR2 DIMM 533 800 MHz
Number of memory slots:
4
Supports dual channel mode:
yes
Maximum memory:
16 GB
Disk controllers EPoX EP-AD580 XR
IDE:Integrated Drive Electronics
Integrated Drive Electronicsnumber of slots: 2, UltraDMA 133, RAID: no
SATA:Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
Serial Advanced Technology Attachmentnumber of connectors SATA 3Gb/s: 6, RAID: 0, 1, 10
Expansion slots EPoX EP-AD580 XR
Expansion slots:
2xPCI-E x16, 2xPCI-E x1, 3xPCI
Audio/video EPoX EP-AD580 XR
Sound:
7.1CH, HDA, based on the Realtek ALC883
Network EPoX EP-AD580 XR
Ethernet:
10/100, 1000 Mbps, based on the Marvell 88E8055
Connection EPoX EP-AD580 XR
Interfaces:
10 USB, S/PDIF output, 1xCOM, 2xEthernet, PS/2 (keyboard), PS/2 (mouse), LPT
Back panel connectors:
4 USB, coaxial output, optical output, 1xCOM, 2xEthernet, PS/2 (keyboard), PS/2 (mouse), LPT
Main power connector:
24-pin
Processor power connector:
4-pin
Advanced settings EPoX EP-AD580 XR
Form factor:
ATX
Additional information:
yes a configuration with one IDE slot and 4-slot S-ATA
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