mainboards

QDI · LEGEND
We have teamed up with QDI corp to bring you one of the highest quality lines of mainboards. The QDI Ledgend, ZillioX, excellenX, and BrillianX

These boards feature Speed Easy CPU configuration, Power Easy power management, and Thermo Easy CPU protection. QDI Motherboards have met NSTL standards for Y2K compliance.

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For additional suport, please contact tech support by phone, or E-Mail: support@cstjax.freeservers.com

Technical Information on mainboards:

Jumper settings and other information specific to a manufacturer or board can be found by clicking on SUPPORT. There you will find support information listed by motherboard.

Drivers Needed
     The ZX, BX, EX, TX, TX pro and the LX chipset motherboards require a patch for Windows 95 before the Intel IDE controller drivers will set up propperly. After setting up Win95, you may notice errors in Device Manager on the IDE controllers. These drivers have an effect on many other drivers, so you will want to run the patch immediately.

     The Patches for LX,TX and TXpro are available from our FTP site, mainboards .You can also download the TX update for Windows 95 or Intel update for Windows 95 directly.

For complete information on Intel Chipsets, Click here

To view Intel's FAQ on Ultra DMA IDE, click here

Universal Serial Bus:

All of our motherboards today come with a USB option

Universal Serial Bus (USB) is the result of the efforts of Microsoft, Intel, Compaq, and other major companies to develop a standard, simple plug and play external port to make installing external devices to your computer easier.

USB is supported natively in Windows 98, and with a suppliment to Win 95 Osr2. USB devices include cameras, scanners, monitors, keyboards, mice, and more... for more information on the latest in USB, please refer to www.usb.org

Setup of USB
Go into Device Manager, and remove anything that may be set up already for USB support (if there is a mysterious "PCI bridge" showing an error, remove it too). Run USBSUPP.EXE from Windows, follow on-screen instructions. When you reboot, Windows 95 will install the hardware drivers. It will ask you for a UHCD.SYS file, you will have to tell it to look in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory. When Windows finishes loading check in Device Manager. You should see the USB ports and root hub.