XPC SB62G2

Links concerning this chapter:

• XPCs for Pentium 4 with Socket 478 and Intel chipset
• Mainboard FB62
• XPC Accessory
• Carrying Bag for XPC (PF9, PF40)
• XPC Backpack (PF30)
• Black Mesh Window Case Cover (PF16)
• Colorful Case Cover (PF12)
• XPC Wireless LAN Module, 54 MBit/s (PN15)
• XPC Wireless LAN Module, 11 MBit/s (PN11)
• USB/Infrared Remote Control (PN31)
• SilentX: 250W-Power Supply Unit for XPC (PC40)
• Internal 6-in-1 Card Reader with USB 2.0 (PC12)
• Internal 6-in-1 Card Reader with USB 1.1 (PC10)
• DVI/TVout-AGP-Cards (CV2x)
• DVI/TVout-AGP-Card for SB51G, SB61G2 (CV21)
• Parallelport Printer Cable for XPCs (PC8)
• Does My Mainboard/XPC Support Linux?
• High resolution images XPC SB62G2
• Shuttle-Form-Factor Mainboard FB62
• Accessories included in Delivery
• Which Mainboards support Hyper-Threading

An example XPC SB62G2 full system is listed below. This full system has been tested according to Shuttle’s “Full Loading” test standard. With the following components installed, the XPC SB62G2 continuously runs benchmarking software for over three days.

• Model: SB62G2BIOS: fb62s00h
• CPU: P4 3.4GHz FSB 800MHz
• Memory: Kingston DDR400 (PC 3200) 1GB * 2
• HDD: WD Raptor WD360 SATA 10,000rpm
• DVD-ROM: SONY DRU-510A DVD+RW
• USB device: Shuttle PC12 - USB2.0 card reader
• AGP card: ATi Radeon 9800 XT (Build by ATi)
• PCI card: WinFast TV2000 TV Tuner card
• Operating System: Windows XP Pro. + Service Pack 1

When overclocking the CPU FSB Clock, the memory frequency will also overclock at the same time. When overclocking make sure that you set the memory frequency to lower level, such that increases in FSB keep the memory frequency in a stable range. First deselect [Auto] for the “Memory Frequency For” as shown below. Try to set memory frequency to a lower level (ex. DDR 266 / 333).

Please visit Mandrake website for solutions to Mandrake Linux 9.1 issues. Check the installation and usage notes in the link for solutions to your issues. 
http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/91errata.php3