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Asus CUSL2-C Revision 1.0

Specifications

CPU support

Supported sockets:

PGA370

Supported architectures:

Intel Celeron Coppermine-128
Intel Celeron Mendocino
Intel Pentium III Coppermine

Note! Some steppings might require updated BIOS/microcode to work properly.

System memory

Type: SDRAM 66/100/133
3x 168-pin DIMM

Max supported: 512.00 MB

Platform

Northbridge/MCH: Intel 815EP
Southbridge/ICH/PCH/MCP: Intel ICH2
SuperIO: ITE IT8703F
2 Mbit FWH BIOS ROM

Power supply

Main board power: 20-pin ATX
2 3-pin DC fan headers

Expansion slots

AGP 2.0 4x slot with Universal keying
6 PCI slots
1 Communication and Network riser

Rear I/O ports

PS/2 keyboard
PS/2 mouse
2x USB 1.1 (15 Mb/s)
1x DE-9 serial
1x DB-25 parallel

Internal I/O headers

Storage

2 IDE channels, up to 100 MB/s
Floppy connector, up to 1 drive

Circuit board

ATX form factor
PCB manufactured in the year 2002

Gallery

Attachments

Documentation

Official User's manual [PDF, 4.93 MB]

BIOS image

Award BIOS V1009 [AWD, 256.00 kB]

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Asus CUSL2-C Revision 1.0

Specifications

CPU support

System memory

Platform

Power supply

Expansion slots

Rear I/O ports

Internal I/O headers

Storage

Circuit board

Gallery

Attachments

Documentation

BIOS image

Disclaimer

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