As I earlier promised, I am right back with this Computer hardware mist dispensing lesson of motherboard and today we are looking at AT Motherboards. AT Motherboards The AT-style motherboards represent the classic approach to component placement. AT-motherboards are available in two variations, the baby AT and the full AT. Both variations simply refer to the overall dimensions of the board. AT Boards are generally found in older systems, typically those that use the now aged Pentium Processor. The Majority of AT motherboards had a single keyboard port soldered to the motherboard The I/O ports (e.g. USB, COM and PS/2 ports) are separate from the motherboard and are placed on a riser card or separate headers. To identify an AT motherboard first check the power connectors. AT Motherboards use two sets of 6-pin inline power connectors Caution it is possible to plug these connectors in the wrong order and fuse the motherboard. I hope you will enjoy this lesson, See you when I come back with ATX motherboards. Good Day!
Posted on: Tue, 22 Oct 2013 09:33:14 +0000
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