Schematic Lenovo S145-15AST NM-C171 Schematic

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Lenovo S145-15AST NM-C171 Schematic




Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
BrandLCFC
ModelS145AST
Motherboard ManufacturerLC Future Center
Board NumberS145AST
Revision0.2
Date2018-10
CPU PlatformAMD FT4 Stoney SOC with DDR4
GPU TypeAMD R17M-M1-70
Graphics ArchitectureGDDR5*2: 2GB VRAM: 256*32 4x Gen3
EC / KBCITE IT8586E-LQFP
Audio CodecRealtek RTS5119
BIOS / SPI FlashSPI ROM
RAM TypeDDR4
RAM ArchitectureSingle Channel
RAM Quantity / SlotsDDR4-SO-DIMM X1
Card Reader ICRealtek RTS5119
Thermal SensorF75303M
WiFi / WLAN ICNGFF Card WLAN&BT Key E

Technical Summary

The LCFC S145AST motherboard, revision 0.2 dated 2018-10, is built around the AMD FT4 Stoney SOC with DDR4 platform. The integrated graphics subsystem utilizes an AMD R17M-M1-70 GPU with 2GB GDDR5 VRAM configured as 256*32 across 4x Gen3 lanes. System memory is provided by a single DDR4 SO-DIMM slot operating in single-channel mode. The embedded controller is an ITE IT8586E-LQFP. Audio codec and card reader functions are handled by a Realtek RTS5119. The BIOS resides on a SPI ROM. Thermal monitoring is managed by a F75303M sensor. Wireless connectivity is supported via an NGFF card for WLAN and Bluetooth on Key E.

Technician FAQ

Q: What EC/KBC is used on this motherboard?

A: The embedded controller is an ITE IT8586E in an LQFP package.

Q: What is the graphics configuration?

A: The discrete GPU is an AMD R17M-M1-70 with 2GB GDDR5 VRAM configured as 256*32 across 4x Gen3 lanes.

Q: What type of memory does this board support?

A: It supports a single DDR4 SO-DIMM module in single-channel architecture.

Q: What audio codec and card reader IC is used?

A: Both the audio codec and card reader functions are provided by a Realtek RTS5119.

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