Foxconn Schematics Diagram, PCB Layout

Once again I want to share with readers a list of circuits for Foxconn motherboards. This is not the first collection of circuits; previously I have already published collections of circuits for motherboards AsRock, Asus, ECS (Elitegroup), Gigabyte and MSI (Micro-Star), collections of circuits for laptops Acer, Asus, eMachines, HP (Hewlett-Packard) , IBM/Lenovo, Toshiba and Samsung.

•  FOXCONN 648M06 Rev B
•  FOXCONN 661M07 Rev A
•  FOXCONN 661M08 Rev A
•  FOXCONN 661S01 Rev B
•  FOXCONN 741M01C Rev A
•  FOXCONN 748A01 Rev A
•  FOXCONN 845M02 GV Rev 1.0
•  FOXCONN 845M05C GV PE GE Rev B
•  FOXCONN 848M02 Rev A
•  FOXCONN 865A01 Rev 1.1
•  FOXCONN 865A05 Rev B
•  FOXCONN 915A01 RB Schematics
•  FOXCONN 915A01 Schematics
•  FOXCONN 945M09 Mainboard PC
•  FOXCONN 945P01 PC Mainboard
•  FOXCONN C51GK8MB - Rev A
•  FOXCONN CK804A07 Rev A SCH
•  FOXCONN G31MV Rev. A
•  FOXCONN G31MV
•  FOXCONN G31MX
•  FOXCONN H61MXE-V H61M06 Rev. A
•  FOXCONN M760 IRX-4370, MBX-189 R1.0 Schematics
•  FOXCONN M810
•  FOXCONN M850 MBX-204, MBX-218 R1.1 Schematics
•  FOXCONN M851 MBX-217 R1.0 Schematics
•  FOXCONN M920 PVT
•  FOXCONN M960, M970 H MODEL RSA Schematics
•  FOXCONN M9F1
•  FOXCONN RAINS-DIS HR HPC MV MB V2 11 R0.1 0131 CALPELLA MV FINAL 20110
•  FOXCONN SDS-BU
•  FOXCONN STAR FEDERER R0.4 Schematics
•  FOXCONN STAR R1.1 Schematics
•  FOXCONN TPN-F101, TPN-F102 R0.1 Schematics
•  FOXCONN V070 DVT MB
•  FOXCONN W920 PVT MB
•  FOXCONN W930 PVT MB

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Despite the gradual fading of interest in overclocking, motherboard manufacturers do not stop producing products aimed exclusively at computer enthusiasts. This was greatly facilitated by the release of the new Intel LGA2011 platform, designed for enthusiasts. Moreover, in terms of overclocking, the LGA2011 platform is really capable of a lot, since it allows you to overclock the processor both by increasing the multiplier (when using certain CPU models) and by increasing the Bclk frequency. Some people are attracted to LGA2011 by the use of quad-channel memory access: thanks to this feature, most motherboards are equipped with eight DIMM slots and, accordingly, allow you to install up to 64 GB of RAM.

However, this configuration leads to a noticeable increase in the cost of the motherboard. It is for these reasons that Foxconn engineers decided to install only four DIMM slots on the Quantumian-1 board. Thus, they strictly defined the purpose of the board: Quantumian is intended for overclockers and computer enthusiasts. For these groups of users, 32 GB of RAM is enough, and Foxconn gets an additional opportunity to reduce the retail price of the product.

The reduced number of DIMM slots is the only compromise in this product: in other respects this board is not inferior to its competitors. In particular, it has four PEG slots, support for a large number of USB ports (including USB 3.0) and two gigabit network controllers. Enthusiasts will also be pleased with the power and reboot buttons, as well as separate keys for resetting CMOS and overclocking. The latter, as a rule, leads to various abnormal situations, so the Quantumian-1 developers installed a seven-segment POST code indicator, as well as a backup BIOS chip. Thus, the board has something to interest enthusiasts, at least theoretically. We will try to determine what a board is in practice in this review.