Also known as integrated, on-board is a term used to describe a hardware component that is located on a circuit board. On-board is commonly used to refer to a component, such as a sound card or video card, that is integrated onto the motherboard. Unlike expansion cards, users cannot remove these components from their computer; however, they can commonly be disabled through software or the BIOS.
- Additional information about locating drivers for on-board sound drivers can be found on document CH000660.
- Additional information about locating drivers for on-board video drivers can be found on document CH000680.
- Additional information about locating drivers for on-board network drivers can be found on document CH000681.
Also see: Motherboard definitions | |
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