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====== SH67H3 ====== | ====== SH67H3 ====== | ||
- | ===== How to distinguish V1 from V2 version on the [[SH67H3]] / [[SH67H7]] series? ===== | + | {{section>faq:software:os_installation# |
- | Please open the XPC chassis cover: unscrew 3 thumbscrews and slide the cover backwards and upwards. The version ID is located on the mainboard as shown in the photo: \\ {{:faq:xpc_cube:sh67: | + | |
- | ---- | + | ===== How do I distinguish V1 from V2 version on the SH67H3 / SH67H7 series? ===== |
+ | Please open the XPC chassis cover: unscrew three thumbscrews and slide the cover backwards and upwards. The version ID is located on the mainboard as shown in the photo: \\ {{: | ||
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+ | ===== Does my SH67H3 support Ivy Bridge CPUs? ===== | ||
+ | Yes, but only motherboard version 2.0 does. How to identify the motherboard version, please read [[faq: | ||
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+ | If your motherboard is version 2.0, please update the BIOS to version SH67H000.2xx which will enable Ivy Bridge support. | ||
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+ | When the BIOS is updated and your machine is running, please make sure to download and update all the drivers from our download page. | ||
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+ | ===== How do I install memory modules in dual-channel mode? ===== | ||
+ | In dual-channel mode, the memory modules transmit and receive data over two data bus lines simultaneously. Enabling dual-channel mode will enhance system performance. | ||
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+ | The following illustrations explain the population rules for dual-channel mode: | ||
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+ | **A** = 2 modules \\ | ||
+ | **B** = 4 modules \\ | ||
+ | **C** = 1 module \\ {{: | ||
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