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 The UP2000 is the first motherboard to be built by API NetWorks and was released in 1999. The UP2000 is the first motherboard to be built by API NetWorks and was released in 1999.
  
-  * 1-2 667 MHz EV67 CPUs with 2/4MB external L2 cache or 750 MHz EV67 CPUs with 4/8MB external L2 cache [(>{{wiki:hardware:motherboards:up2000:up2000_user_manual.pdf?linkonly|UP2000 User Manual}})]+  * 1-2 667 MHz EV67 CPUs with 2/4 MiB external L2 cache or 750 MHz EV67 CPUs with 4/8 MiB external L2 cache [(>{{wiki:hardware:motherboards:up2000:up2000_user_manual.pdf?linkonly|UP2000 User Manual}})]
   * Tsunami chipset (1x Cchip, 4x Dchips, 2x Pchips)   * Tsunami chipset (1x Cchip, 4x Dchips, 2x Pchips)
-  * 8x 168 pin DIMMs, supports 64 MB to 2GB of ECC Registered RAM (2.67 GB/s)+  * 8x 168 pin DIMMs, supports 64 MiB to 2 GiB of ECC Registered RAM (2.67 GiB/s)
   * 256-bit memory bus running at 83 MHz   * 256-bit memory bus running at 83 MHz
   * 64-bit 33 MHz PCI Bus with 2x 64-bit 33 MHz PCI slots and 1 32-bit 33 MHz slot   * 64-bit 33 MHz PCI Bus with 2x 64-bit 33 MHz PCI slots and 1 32-bit 33 MHz slot
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 +{{anchor:up2000plus}}
 ==== UP2000+ ==== ==== UP2000+ ====
  
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 A feature added to the UP2000+ was the ability to automatically detect the frequency of the CPUs, whereas the UP2000 required jumpered configuration. [(>[[https://www.theregister.com/on-prem/2000/09/15/api-messes-up-alpha-mobo-upgrade/1545403|"API messes up Alpha mobo upgrade"]], Mike Magee, The Register, 15 Sept 2000)] A feature added to the UP2000+ was the ability to automatically detect the frequency of the CPUs, whereas the UP2000 required jumpered configuration. [(>[[https://www.theregister.com/on-prem/2000/09/15/api-messes-up-alpha-mobo-upgrade/1545403|"API messes up Alpha mobo upgrade"]], Mike Magee, The Register, 15 Sept 2000)]
-  * 1-2 833 MHz EV68AL CPUs with 4/8MB external L2 cache (in addition to CPUs supported by UP2000) [(>{{wiki:hardware:motherboards:up2000plus:up2000plus_user_manual.pdf?linkonly|UP2000+ User Manual}})]+  * 1-2 833 MHz EV68AL CPUs with 4/8 MiB external L2 cache (in addition to CPUs supported by UP2000) [(>{{wiki:hardware:motherboards:up2000plus:up2000plus_user_manual.pdf?linkonly|UP2000+ User Manual}})]
   * 2x 64-bit 33 MHz PCI Buses   * 2x 64-bit 33 MHz PCI Buses
     * 3x 64-bit Slots on bus 0     * 3x 64-bit Slots on bus 0
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