Fujitsu D3501, D3502, D3517 mainboard User manual

The D3501, D3502, and D3517 mainboards are designed for use in a variety of desktop computers. These mainboards support a wide range of features, including a variety of processor options, DDR4 memory, multiple storage devices, and various I/O ports.

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Key features

  • LGA 1151 socket for processor

  • DDR4 memory slots

  • SATA connector

  • Support for multimedia and networking features

  • Compatible with various operating systems

  • Reliable performance

Frequently asked questions

The maximum power consumption of the processor supported by the D3501 and D3502 mainboards is 65 W. The D3517 mainboard supports a maximum processor power consumption of 80 W.

The mainboard supports DDR4-1866, DDR4-2133, and DDR4-2400 unbuffered memory modules, with or without ECC. The maximum memory capacity supported is 64 GB.

The D3517 mainboard supports a 12V GFX input and output, a Mini SAS HD connector, and a Card Reader.

User questions

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Jennifer T.

How can the BIOS be updated?

According to the viewed document, there are two methods for updating the BIOS: Using the DeskFlash program under Windows or Using a USB stick. For the DeskFlash method, the program is located on the "Drivers & Utilities" data carrier (under Flash BIOS) or can be downloaded from the website. For the USB stick method, download the "Admin package – Compressed Flash Files" from the website, unzip the file and copy the contents to a bootable USB stick, then boot from the USB stick to start DosFlash.BAT.

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James Q.

What RAM is compatible with this device?

This device supports DDR4 unbuffered memory modules (288-pin, 1.2V, 64-bit) with speeds of 1866, 2133, or 2400 MHz. For the D3517 model, ECC is acceptable. DDR4-2400 modules are downward compatible, but performance may vary depending on the CPU. At least one memory module must be installed; modules of different capacities can be combined; for best performance, use identical modules in both memory channels.

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How can hardware be upgraded to achieve optimal performance?

To achieve optimal performance through hardware upgrades, consider upgrading the processor and main memory. Ensure a compatible and high-performing processor is selected, referring to the technical data for supported processors on the mainboard. Install the maximum supported amount of DDR4 memory, distributing the modules over both memory channels for dual-channel mode benefits. Using identical memory modules in Channel A and Channel B can maximize system performance. Pay attention to information about new BIOS versions to ensure compatibility with new hardware.

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Michael K.

What is the function of the Mini SAS HD connector on the D3517 model mainboard?

The Mini SAS HD Connector (int.) on the D3517 model mainboard is an internal connector/slot feature utilizing PCIe 3.01 / SATA 6 Gb/s1 ports.

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Mary X.

What is the TPM module support status for the mainboards?

Mainboards D3501 and D3502 do not support a TPM module, while mainboard D3517 supports TPM/TPM modules.

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James Q.

What graphics cards are compatible with this device?

This device supports the Fujitsu FTS PCIe VGA adapter card (D3453) in a PCIe x4 (mechanical x16) slot. Compatibility with other graphics cards is not guaranteed.

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Michael W.

What type of RAM is compatible with the D3501/D3502/D3517 motherboard?

The motherboard supports DDR4 unbuffered memory modules with 288 pins and 1.2V, in speeds of 1866, 2133, and 2400 MHz. They can be 64-bit without ECC or 72-bit with ECC (only the D3427 model supports ECC).

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Jennifer T.

When should the BIOS be updated?

According to the viewed document, a BIOS update should be performed to ensure compatibility with new operating systems, software, or hardware, and when new BIOS functions are integrated. It is also recommended if there is a problem that cannot be solved with new drivers or software.

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