Asrock IMB-170 Intel Display Driver 14.51.2.64.5404 for XP64

Dimensions - Mini-ITX (6.7-in x 6.7-in)
CPU - Supports 3rd and 2nd Generation Intel Core i7/i5/i3/Celeron mobile processor (IVY Bridge and Sandy Bridge) in Socket G2 package (rPGA988B)
Core Number - (By CPU, Max 4)
Max Speed - (By CPU)
L3 Cache - (By CPU)
Chipset - QM77
BIOS - UEFI
PCI - 0
Mini-PCIe - 1
PCIe - 1
CF Card Socket - 0
CFast Card Socket - 0
Technology - Dual Channel DDR3 1066/1333/1600 MHz SDRAM
Max. - 16GB
Socket - SO-DIMM x 2
Controller - Intel Grapic HD
VRAM - Shared Memory
DSub - Yes, through DVI-I, supports max resolution 2048x1536
LVDS - Dual Channel 24bits, max resolution 1920x1200
HDMI - Supports HDMI 1.4a, max resolution 1920x1200
DVI - Yes, supports max resolution 1920x1200
DisplayPort - Yes, supports max resolution 2560x1600
MultiDisplay - Yes
Ethernet - 10/100/1000 Mbps
Controller - GbE LAN1: Intel 82579V/LM, LAN2: Intel 82583V
Connector - RJ-45 x 2
Max Data Transfer Rate - SATA2 3.0Gb/S / SATA3 6.0Gb/S
VGA - 0
DVI - 1 (DVI-I)
HDMI - 1
DisplayPort - 1
Ethernet - 2
USB - 6 (USB 2.0 compliant x 4, USB 3.0 compliant x 2)
Audio - 3 (Mic-in, Line-out, Line-in)
Serial - 2 (RS-232/422/485)
PS2 - 1 (Combo)
USB - 6 (USB 2.0 compliant x 4, USB 3.0 compliant x 2)
LVDS / inverter - 1/1
VGA - 0
Serial - 4 (RS-232)
IDE - 0
SATA - 4( SATA2 x 2, SATA3 x 2)
mPCIe - 1
Parallel - 1
mSATA - 0
IrDA - 0
GPIO 8-bit - 4 x GPI + 4 x GPO
SATA PWR Output Con - 1
Speaker Header - 1
Output - From Super I/O to drag RESETCON#
Interval - 256 segments, 0,1,2…255sec/min
Input PWR - 12V DC-In (4-pin ATX PWR Con)
Power On AT/ATX Supported
- AT : Directly PWR on as Power input ready
- ATX: Press Button to PWR on after Power input ready



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