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ASUS P5QL Intel P43 LGA 775 DDR2 16GB ATX motherboard

SKU CH-YTPC-6Y7ME

ATX motherboard with Intel P43 chipset supports LGA 775 CPUs and up to 16GB DDR2 memory

  • CPU Socket TypeLGA 775
  • ChipsetIntel P43
  • Maximum Memory Supported16GB
  • Supports up to 16GB DDR2 memory
  • LGA 775 socket fits compatible Intel CPUs
  • Intel P43 chipset provides core platform features
  • ATX form factor fits standard cases
  • Includes SATA cable and I/O back panel

Socket LGA 775 ATX motherboard

The ASUS P5QL uses the Intel P43 chipset on a standard ATX form factor and accepts LGA 775 processors. It supports up to 16GB of DDR2 memory for legacy system builds or repairs.

Included SATA cable and I/O shield

The bundle provides one SATA cable and a chassis I/O back panel so the board can connect a drive and fit a standard case cutout. No other accessories, original packaging or additional cables are supplied.

Suits LGA 775 DDR2 maintenance

This board fits technicians restoring or extending older LGA 775 platforms that require DDR2 memory. Buyers needing newer memory types, additional expansion slots or modern connectivity should consider other options.

Highlights

  • Supports up to 16GB DDR2 memory
  • LGA 775 socket fits compatible Intel CPUs
  • Intel P43 chipset provides core platform features
  • ATX form factor fits standard cases
  • Includes SATA cable and I/O back panel

Specifications

BrandASUS
ModelASUS P5QL
CPU Socket TypeLGA 775
ChipsetIntel P43
Maximum Memory Supported16GB

Questions about this item

Will the DDR2 memory slots need replacement after extended use?

The board supports up to 16 GB of DDR2 across its four slots; the slots themselves are soldered and not user-replaceable, so any failure would require a full board swap.

What limit appears first when the Intel P43 chipset runs under sustained load?

The P43 northbridge is rated for typical desktop thermals; prolonged heavy traffic can push its temperature ceiling before the CPU or memory hit their own limits.

How much heat and noise should I expect from the ASUS P5QL running all day?

With only the chipset and voltage regulators active, the board draws modest power and relies on case airflow; a standard chassis fan keeps temperatures in the normal desktop range with negligible added noise.

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