Aopen MX36LE-UN Bios 1.08 Download

Posted at November 2, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Aopen MX36LE-UN Bios 1.08
Category	Bios
Manufacturer	Aopen
File Size	245 KB
Supported OS	Windows 9X ,Windows ME ,Windows NT ,Windows 2K ,Windows XP ,Windows 2003 ,Windows Vista ,Windows XP 64 bit ,Windows 2008 ,Windows Vista 64 bit ,Window

Aopen MX36LE-UN Bios 1.08 Description

# Checksum 87BCh
# Changes default setting of year from 2001 to 2002.
# Keeps CPU fan swirling while entering S1.
# Shows "A" for Celeron-Tualatin 1.0A Ghz and 1.1A Ghz

Specifications:


Model MX36LE-UN
CPU: Socket 370
Support Intel Pentium III, Celeron, VIA C3 CPU
FSB 133MHz
Chipset: VIA PLE133T
VIA 686B
Main Memory : 8/16/32/64/128/256MB
Support ECC
SDRAM DIMM
PC133 SDRAM
Max Memory : 1GB
Super I/O: Integrated in Chipset
Clock Gen.: Cypress
Graphics: Integrated VGA Engine in chipset
IDE: Integrated ATA100 Controller
Max Disk : 144,000,000GB [by 48 bits LBA Spec.]
LAN: Integrated Realtek PHY
Integrated Realtek 10/100Mbps PCI LAN Chip
Audio: Analog Devices AC'97 Audio CODEC on-board
USB: USB 1.1 Port x 1
Slot: PCI
CNR
Storage & Back Panel I/O: IDE Channel : ATA100
Additional IDE Channel : ATA100
Floppy Drive Connector : Floppy Drive Connector x 1
PS/2 Keyboard : x 1
PS/2 Mouse : x 1
VGA Port : x 1
Printer Port : Printer Port x 1
COM Port : COM Port x 1
USB Port : USB Port x 1
LAN Port : LAN Port x 1
Game/MIDI Port : x 1
Line_In : x 1
Speaker_Out : x 1
MIC_In : x 1
On Board Connector: CPU FAN
Chassis FAN
USB Port
Front Panel Connector : Front Panel
CD_IN Connector : CD_IN
IrDA Connector : IrDA
AUX_IN Connector : AUX_IN
COM2 Connector : COM2 Port x 1
Wake_on_LAN
Wake_on_Modem
MODEM_CN
Chassis Intrusion Connector : Case Open Connector
BIOS: Award PnP 2Mb Flash ROM BIOS
Form Factor: Micro ATX
Board Size: 244 mm x 218 mm
Software & Utility: HWMON utility
EzRestore/ProMagic
Acrobat Reader
AOconfig utility
Online eBook Manual
Accessory: Bonus Pack CD disc
Floppy Disk cable
40-wire IDE cable
Easy Installation Guide x 1
EzRestore Guide x 1

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