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Gigabyte B550M AORUS PRO-P Rev 1.0 Schematic
Technical Specifications
Technical Summary
The Gigabyte B550M AORUS PRO-P motherboard, revision 1.0, is built on the AMD AM4 platform with a B550 chipset. It features a 10-phase VCORE and 3-phase VCORE_SOC power delivery controlled by an IR35201 PWM controller. The system memory architecture supports four DDR4 slots in unganganged 64-bit mode, with DDRVTT regulated by an NCT3103, VDDIO_MEM by an RT8120, and VPP_MEM by an RT8068A. The embedded controller is an IT5702FN MCU, identified by package code 10HP2-NW5702-A1R, and is programmable via SPI. Audio is handled by a Realtek ALC1200 codec, while networking includes an RTL8125 LAN IC and an RTL8118 for wireless clock generation. The board includes a GL850S USB 2.0 hub, an RTS5441 multiplexer, and supports dGPU to UMA conversion through component depopulation and BOM options. The SPI BIOS interface is present for firmware storage.
Technician FAQ
Q: What EC/KBC is used on this motherboard?
A: The EC/KBC is an IT5702FN MCU, with package code 10HP2-NW5702-A1R.
Q: Is the EC/KBC programmable on this motherboard?
A: Yes, the IT5702FN MCU is programmable via SPI.
Q: Does this motherboard support dGPU to UMA conversion?
A: Yes, the schematic indicates support for dGPU to UMA conversion through resistor changes, depop options, BOM options, and component shifting/removal.
Q: What is the memory architecture of this motherboard?
A: The memory architecture is DDR4 with four slots (DDR4_A1
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gigabyte |
| Model | B550M AORUS PRO-P |
| Motherboard Manufacturer | Gigabyte |
| Document Number | Custom |
| Revision | 1.0 |
| Date | Thursday, July 30, 2020 |
| CPU Platform | AMD AM4 |
| PCH / Southbridge | B550 |
| EC / KBC | IT5702FN |
| EC/KBC Package | 10HP2-NW5702-A1R |
| EC/KBC Programmable | Yes (MCU IT5702FN) |
| Audio Codec | REALTEK ALC1200 |
| BIOS / SPI Flash | SPI BIOS |
| LAN IC | RTL8125 |
| Charging IC | NCT3103 (DDRVTT) |
| Power IC(s) | IR35201 (PWM), RT8120 (VDDIO_MEM), RT8068A (VPP_MEM) |
| RAM Type | DDR4 |
| RAM Architecture | UNGANGED MODE 64Bit |
| RAM Quantity / Slots | 4 (DDR4_A1, DDR4_A2, DDR4_B1, DDR4_B2) |
| USB Hub IC | GL850S (USB2.0 HUB) |
| WiFi / WLAN IC | RTL8118 (GFX_CLK) |
| HDMI Level Shifter | HDMI |
| Card Reader IC | RTS5441 (MUX) |
| GPU Type | dGPU (PCIEX16 Gen4) |
| Graphics Architecture | AMD AM4 integrated graphics |
| dGPU to UMA Conversion Support | Yes (dGPU/DIS to UMA conversion via resistor changes, depop options, BOM options, schematic configuration changes, component shifting/removal) |
Technical Summary
The Gigabyte B550M AORUS PRO-P motherboard, revision 1.0, is built on the AMD AM4 platform with a B550 chipset. It features a 10-phase VCORE and 3-phase VCORE_SOC power delivery controlled by an IR35201 PWM controller. The system memory architecture supports four DDR4 slots in unganganged 64-bit mode, with DDRVTT regulated by an NCT3103, VDDIO_MEM by an RT8120, and VPP_MEM by an RT8068A. The embedded controller is an IT5702FN MCU, identified by package code 10HP2-NW5702-A1R, and is programmable via SPI. Audio is handled by a Realtek ALC1200 codec, while networking includes an RTL8125 LAN IC and an RTL8118 for wireless clock generation. The board includes a GL850S USB 2.0 hub, an RTS5441 multiplexer, and supports dGPU to UMA conversion through component depopulation and BOM options. The SPI BIOS interface is present for firmware storage.
Technician FAQ
Q: What EC/KBC is used on this motherboard?
A: The EC/KBC is an IT5702FN MCU, with package code 10HP2-NW5702-A1R.
Q: Is the EC/KBC programmable on this motherboard?
A: Yes, the IT5702FN MCU is programmable via SPI.
Q: Does this motherboard support dGPU to UMA conversion?
A: Yes, the schematic indicates support for dGPU to UMA conversion through resistor changes, depop options, BOM options, and component shifting/removal.
Q: What is the memory architecture of this motherboard?
A: The memory architecture is DDR4 with four slots (DDR4_A1
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