HUANANZHI X58 DELUXE User Manual
Safety Precautions
Products may be damaged due to electrostatic discharge (ESD). Please follow these steps for successful computer assembly.
- Ensure all components are firmly connected. Loose connections may lead to the computer failing to recognize components or start.
- To prevent ESD damage when handling the motherboard, discharge your body static by touching other metal objects before removing it from the box.
- Hold the motherboard by its edges. Do not touch sensitive components.
- When not installing the motherboard, place it in an anti-static container or on an anti-static pad.
- Before turning on the computer, ensure all internal parts are firmly connected without loose screws or metal components.
- Do not start the computer before installation is complete, as this may cause permanent damage to components or injury to the user.
- For assistance during installation, contact HUANANZHI after-sales customer service or email business@huananzhi.com.
- Prior to installation or disassembly, switch off the power and unplug the power cable from the socket.
- Keep the motherboard away from moisture.
- Keep the user manual for future reference.
- Before plugging in the power supply, ensure the socket provides the correct voltage.
- In certain situations (liquid penetration, exposure to moisture, non-operation despite following instructions, physical damage), have the motherboard checked by a service technician.
Packing
Please confirm the motherboard packaging is complete upon purchase. If there is any damage to the packaging or missing accessories, contact HUANANZHI customer service as soon as possible.
Included items:
- 1x HUANANZHI X58 DELUXE motherboard
- 1x SATA data cable
- 1x I/O shield back plate
- 1x User manual
- 1x Warranty card
Brief Introduction
Features
- CPU: Intel® LGA1366 Processor (Intel® Xeon™, Intel® LGA1366 Processor I7 Series, 1st Gen Intel® Core™)
- RAM: 3x DIMM slots, supporting up to 48GB DDR3 memory at 1600/1333MHz (Non-ECC/ECC). Features a Triple-Channel Memory Architecture. Actual data rate depends on CPU type and DRAM module.
- I/O: 6x SATA2.0 ports (max transfer speed up to 2GB/s), 6x USB2.0 ports, 2x USB3.0 ports, 1x PS/2 Mouse and Keyboard port, 1x RJ45 Network card interface.
- Audio: Realtek Audio Transcoder, Realtek 5.1 Channel High Fidelity Audio. Audio outputs include Front Out/Front Speaker Out. Audio inputs include Microphone input and Audio input.
- Ethernet: 1x Realtek PCIe Gigabit LAN.
- Expansion Slots: 2x PCIe 2.0 x16, 1x PCIe x1, 1x PCI.
Motherboard Diagram
The motherboard features various connectors and slots for system components.
Key Components and Connectors:
- CPU Socket: LGA1366 socket designed for compatible Intel processors. Proper CPU installation requires aligning specific marks on the CPU with the socket (e.g., a golden triangle indicates Pin1).
- RAM Slots: Three DDR3 DIMM slots supporting dual-channel memory configurations.
- Power Connectors: A 24-pin ATX main power connector and an 8-pin CPU power connector.
- Fan Headers: Multiple 3-pin and 4-pin fan headers for system cooling.
- Expansion Slots: Includes PCIe x16 slots (for graphics cards), PCIe x1 slots, and standard PCI slots.
- SATA Ports: SATA2.0 ports for connecting storage devices.
- Front Panel Connectors: Headers for Power Switch (POWER SW), Reset Switch (RESET SW), HDD LED, and Power LED.
- Front USB Ports: Headers for USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports.
- Front Audio Ports: Headers for microphone input (MIC+), ground, and audio output (L_R_Out, L_L_Out). Includes Vbias, AuD_Vcc, R_Out Back, N.C, and Key pins.
Rear I/O Panel
The rear I/O panel provides connectivity for external peripherals.
Rear Ports:
- PS/2: Ports for keyboard and mouse.
- USB Ports: Multiple USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports for connecting devices.
- LAN: RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet port for network connectivity.
- Audio Ports: Connectors for audio input (microphone) and audio output (line out, front speakers).
LAN Port Status Table:
The LAN port features indicator lights for network status and speed.
- Connection/Work Light:
- Status: Off, Description: Network Not Connected
- Status: Yellow, Description: Network Connected
- Status: Flicker, Description: Network In Use
- Speed Signal:
- Status: Off, Description: Transmission rate 10 Mbps
- Status: Green, Description: Transmission rate 100 Mbps
- Status: Orange, Description: Transmission rate 1 Gbps
Audio Port Configuration:
- Audio Port: General audio output.
- Audio Input: For microphone or line-in devices.
- Audio output/Front speaker output: Dedicated output for front speakers.
- Microphone input: Dedicated input for microphones.
Installation and Settings
General Notes
NOTICE: Please check the motherboard carefully. Pins marked with "1" or a white bold line indicate Pin 1.
Clear CMOS Jumper
The CLR-CMOS jumper allows you to clear the BIOS settings to default values.
PCI Expansion Slots
The motherboard is equipped with various expansion slots: PCIe x16 slots for graphics cards, PCIe x1 slots, and standard PCI slots.
Front Panel Connectors (F_PANEL1)
This header connects the case's front panel buttons and LEDs.
- Pinout:
- 1: HDD LED+ (Hard Drive Activity LED Positive)
- 2: PWR LED+ (Power LED Positive)
- 3: HDD LED- (Hard Drive Activity LED Negative)
- 4: PWR LED- (Power LED Negative)
- 5: RESET SW (Reset Switch)
- 6: PWR SW (Power Switch)
- 7: RESET SW (Reset Switch)
- 8: PWR SW (Power Switch)
- 9: KEY (Key pin, usually unused)
- 10: N.C (Not Connected)
Front Audio Output Ports
This header connects the case's front audio ports.
- Pinout:
- 1: MIC+ (Microphone Positive)
- 2: Ground
- 3: Vbias (Microphone Bias Voltage)
- 4: AuD_Vcc (Audio Power)
- 5: L_R_Out (Left/Right Audio Output)
- 6: R_Out Back (Right Audio Output Return)
- 7: N.C (Not Connected)
- 8: Key (Key pin)
- 9: L_L_Out (Left Audio Output)
- 10: L_Out Back (Left Audio Output Return)
Expansion Ports
Headers for connecting additional USB ports from the case.
- Pinout:
- 1: VCC (Power Positive)
- 2: VCC (Power Positive)
- 3: D- (Data Negative)
- 4: D- (Data Negative)
- 5: D+ (Data Positive)
- 6: D+ (Data Positive)
- 7: GND (Ground)
- 8: GND (Ground)
- 9: KEY (Key pin)
- 10: N.C (Not Connected)
USB 3.0 Interface
Header for connecting front panel USB 3.0 ports.
- Pinout:
- 1: Power
- 2: USB3_RX_DN
- 3: USB3_RX_DP
- 4: Ground
- 5: USB3_TX_C_DN
- 6: USB3_TX_C_DP
- 7: Ground
- 8: USB2.0-
- 9: USB2.0+
- 10: GND
- 11: USB2.0+
- 12: USB2.0-
- 13: Ground
- 14: USB3_TX_C_DP
- 15: USB3_TX_C_DN
- 16: Ground
- 17: USB3_RX_DP
- 18: USB3_RX_DN
- 19: Power
- 20: N.C (Not Connected)
CPU Installation
To install the CPU correctly, align the starting points and the golden triangle indicator (Pin1) on the LGA1366 CPU with the corresponding marks on the motherboard socket.
Memory Installation
To install RAM:
- Pull the clips on both ends of the memory slot outward.
- Align the RAM module's notch with the slot's protruding position to ensure correct orientation.
- Press the RAM module down into the slot.
- The clips on both ends will automatically snap into place.
Graphics Card Installation
To install a graphics card:
- Use a screwdriver to remove the case bezel and screws.
- Open the retention clip on the appropriate PCIe x16 slot.
- Insert the graphics card firmly into the slot.
- The retention clip will automatically lock into place.
- Secure the graphics card to the chassis with screws.
- Connect the necessary power cables to the graphics card.
SATA Interface
Connect storage devices using the SATA2.0 ports.
Drivers Installation
Drivers Listing
Driver Directory | Driver Description | Operating System |
---|---|---|
X58 Chipset Driver | Intel chip information installation | win7/win10 |
X58 Suond Card Driver | Realtek series sound card driver installation | win7/win10 |
X58 LAN Driver | Realtek network card driver installation | win7/win10 |
Intel Chip Information Installation
- Run "Control Panel" -> "System" -> "Hardware" -> "Device Manager".
- Right-click the device you want to update, select "Properties", then "Update driver".
- Choose "Not connect to Internet" and then "Manually installation".
- Find the corresponding driver directory and select "Next step".
Audio Driver Installation
Before installing audio drivers, identify the audio chip model on your motherboard (refer to this manual for location). Select the appropriate driver for installation.
HD Audio Series Installation (Example):
- Run the driver installer (e.g., from the VISTA-WIN7-R267,XP folder, use WDW-267 for XP).
- Click "next" to continue, then "finished".
- The system will automatically restart to complete the installation.
Uninstallation of Audio Driver (HD Audio Series Example):
- In Windows, go to "Settings" -> "Control Panel".
- Select "Add/Remove Programs".
- Find and select "Realtek High Definition Audio Driver".
- Click "add/remove" to uninstall the driver.
External Video Card Driver Installation
- Run the driver installer (Setup.exe).
- Click "next", then "yes", then "next", then "next", and finally "finished".
- The system will automatically search for devices to complete the installation.
Network Driver Installation
- Run the driver installer (X58 LAN DRIVER/WIN7 XP).
- Click "next", then "installation", then "finished".
- Restart the computer. The system will automatically search for devices to complete the installation.
BIOS Settings
CMOS SETUP stores essential data for the computer's operation. The motherboard battery supplies power to CMOS SRAM when the computer is off. To enter the AMI BIOS CMOS SETUP main page, press the "Delete/Del" key during POST (Power-On Self Test). The warm boot key is "F7".
Menu Navigation: Pay attention to menu options. A triangle symbol ▷ next to an option indicates a sub-menu will appear when selected.
Main Menu Functions:
- Main: Displays System Overview, including Date/Time settings, HDD specifications, and monitor type settings.
- Advanced: Provides Advanced Settings for BIOS features like virus alerts and boot device priority.
- Chipest: Accesses Advanced Chipest Settings.
- Boot: Configures Boot Settings.
- Security: Manages Security Settings, such as setting a BIOS password.
- Save: Allows saving the current settings.
- Exit: Offers Exit Options, including loading optimized defaults, loading fail-safe defaults, discarding changes, or exiting without saving.