Outside of the CPU and the memory, the two main chips on the motherboard are the Northbridge and the Southbridge. Traditionally, the Northbridge contained the AGP controller, the memory controller, and the bus to the CPU. It is also connected to the Southbridge which is connected to the peripheral bus, the BIOS, the front panel, the keyboard, sound, and the hard drive controller. So functionally speaking, the Northbridge is closest to the CPU and the memory, and the Southbridge is closest to the user.
North Bridge and South Bridge
Maybe you mean "northbridge"? in that case:The northbridge has historically been one of the two chips in the core logic chipset on a PC motherboard. The northbridge is the memory hub controller.
The Acer S82MA-MB motherboard typically supports DDR3 RAM chips. It has two DIMM slots and can accommodate up to 8GB of RAM, often configured as 2x4GB modules. Make sure to use RAM with compatible speeds, typically around 1333 MHz or 1600 MHz, to ensure optimal performance. Always check the motherboard's manual for specific compatibility and configuration details.
North and South bridge
Yes, there are two PATA connectors available on the motherboard, so you can connect PATA hard disk through this motherboard.
part of motherboard
The motherboard can also be referred to as the Main Board, or the System Board.
Two common types of motherboard are ATX and Micro-ATX. An ATX motherboard is much larger and allows for additional hardware to be installed.
two types
For Two Connectors on a motherboard for two 40-pin data cable.
It depends on the NorthBridge of the motherboard and the socket of the P4. Most intel-processor supported DDR3 Motherboard should be able to run a pentium, but remember that Pentium4 are very slow and DDR3 is still very immature. I recommend you to rather spend more money upgrading your CPU AND MOBO, rather than moving directly to DDR3.
Maximum amount of memory that can be installed and type of connectors that will be on the motherboard