The CPU voltage regulator circuit of the ECS A85F2-A Golden has three phases for the CPU main voltage and two for the CPU memory controller (“CPU-NB”). Therefore, it uses a “3+2” configuration.
Figure 7: Voltage regulator circuit
This motherboard uses solid capacitors and ferrite-core coils.
If you want to learn more about the voltage regulator circuit, please read our tutorial on the subject.
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