Schematic Asus X99-DELUXE Repair Guide Schematic

[Vahab Hemmati]

Asus X99-DELUXE Repair Guide Schematic

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Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Brand	ASUS
Model	X99-DELUXE
Date	AUG/22 2014
CPU Platform	Intel
GPU Type	NVIDIA

Technical Summary

The ASUS X99-DELUXE motherboard, dated AUG/22 2014, is an Intel-based platform featuring an NVIDIA GPU architecture. The schematic provides detailed power flow and voltage measurement points including +VCCIN, +1.05PCH, +VCCIO_CPU, +VCCCIO_PCH, +VDDQ_AB, +VDDQ_CD, +VPPDDR_AB, +VPPDDR_CD, +VTTDDR_AB, +VTTDDR_CD, +1.5V_PLL, +5VSB, +3VSB, +5V_DUAL_USBKB, +5VSB_ATX, +3VSB_ATX, +3V_DUAL_LAN, and +5VSB_AUD. Key signal measurement points include O_PWRBTN#, S_DRAMPWROK, S_CPUPWRGD, O_PSON#, O_PWROK, O_PCIRST#_PCIEX16_1, O_PCIRST#_PCIEX16_2, O_PCIRST#_PCIEX16_3, S_SLPS5#, S_SLPS3#, S_SLPS4#, S_PLTRST#, VRMPWRGD, B_ATX_PWROK, H_SVID_ALERT#, H_SVID_CLK, H_SVID_DATA, S_RTCRST#, O_RSMRST#, and P+VCCIO_CPU_POK_BJT_4. The board uses an EATX12V and EATXPWR power delivery system.

Technician FAQ

Q: What is the CPU platform for the ASUS X99-DELUXE?

A: The CPU platform is Intel.

Q: What GPU architecture is used on this motherboard?

A: The GPU architecture is NVIDIA.

Q: What is the board date for the ASUS X99-DELUXE?

A: The board date is AUG/22 2014.

Technical data structured and organized by Dr-Bios.com, based on original schematic source analysis.

 

[mikemosaad]

thank you, for your replay
I need board view for Asus x99 deluxe II
can you send it please..?

 

[MaCrillo]

This is NOT a schematic of the board. This one I already found for free on the internet, although the best I have found yet, and combined with the , also free, board view of the board made a good starting point. I need to dig deeper and sadly thought that this also included a full schematic. Especially since it is promoted by a staff member as a "Repair Guide Schematic" I assumed it would also at least contain the actual "Schematic".
But it don't. I know this is an old board and I thought i't would be easy to get information about it but it turns out it is not. In my case all seems good past this 'Guide' but the CPU_LED still stays on. Obvious next step would be to test with another, known good, CPU but I don't have access to one in the near future. I don't do this for a living, I do this is a hobby. And I don't think the CPU just died from one day to another without any previous symptoms.