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Hello everyone, in this lesson we will take a look at the standby conditions of different series of PCHs
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The standby conditions of the Intel series are basically the same
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First is the 8/9 series
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The difference between 8/9 series and 100/200 series is that
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there are more INTVRMEN# and DSWVRMEN# in the RTC circuit
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They are all directly pulled up by VCCRTC
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When we repair the 8/9 series without triggering the fault, if there is no drawing,
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these two signals do not need to be measured
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Further down, the 8/9 series does not have VCCPRIM_3P3, but there is a VCCSUS3_3
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This VCCSUS3_3 is also the main standby of the PCH
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100/The 100/200 series is the series we focused on before
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Let's look at the 300 and 400 series
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There is not much difference between them and the 100/200 series, only one more VCCPRIM_1P8 power supply
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In other words, the PCH of 300 series and above will have an additional 1.8V power supply when it is in standby
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At the same time VCCPRIM_1P0 was renamed VCCPRIM_1P05
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This change is very small, we can leave it alone
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Just remember this VCCPRIM_1P8
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Finally look at the 500 series
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Compared with the 300 and 400 series, the 500 series has one more power supply VCCIN_AUX
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It is also generally 1.8V
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This power supply is required during standby
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These are the standby conditions of different series of PCH
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These are the standby conditions of different series of PCH
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If the mainboard uses the ESPI bus, then in standby mode,
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in addition to the listed standby conditions, the PCH also needs to read the ME in the BIOS,
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and the 24M clock needs to start