D9664 113032 COGNAC 000320 Socket 370 Intel FW82810 Motherboard / System Board for Brio BA200
This D9664 motherboard is a replacement system board for the Brio BA200 desktop platform. The COGNAC assembly features a Socket 370 processor socket, Intel FW82810 chipset, two SDRAM memory slots, three PCI expansion slots, integrated VGA graphics, and onboard audio.
Its combination of IDE storage connections, PS/2 ports, serial and parallel interfaces, and a game/MIDI port makes it suitable for restoring compatible legacy desktop systems and maintaining older peripherals.
Technical Specifications
- Product Type: Motherboard / system board / mainboard
- Service Part Number: D9664-69002
- Board Assembly Reference: D9664-60002
- Additional Reference: 113032
- Board Identification: COGNAC 000320
- PCB Revision Reference: REV. E
- Processor Socket: Socket 370 / PGA370 ZIF
- Processor Configuration: Single processor
- Documented System Processor Type: Intel Celeron PPGA
- Documented Processor Bus: 66MHz for the listed Brio BA200 configurations
- Chipset: Intel FW82810
- Memory Slots: Two 168-pin DIMM sockets
- Memory Type: PC100 100MHz non-ECC SDRAM
- Documented Module Capacities: 32MB, 64MB, 128MB, and 256MB
- Documented Brio BA200 Memory Maximum: 512MB using two compatible 256MB modules
- Expansion Slots: Three conventional PCI slots
- Graphics: Integrated graphics with rear VGA output
- Audio: Integrated audio with three rear analog audio jacks
- Storage Connections: Two IDE / PATA headers and one floppy-drive header
- Main Power Connector: 20-pin
- RTC Battery Type: CR2032 3V lithium coin cell
Rear Ports and Connections
- Keyboard: One 6-pin PS/2 port
- Mouse: One 6-pin PS/2 port
- USB: Two USB Type-A ports
- Serial: One 9-pin male serial connector
- Parallel: One 25-pin female parallel connector
- Video: One 15-pin VGA connector
- Game / MIDI: One 15-pin game-port connector
- Audio: Three 3.5mm connections for audio output, line input, and microphone input
The game/MIDI connector has two rows of contacts. The VGA connector has three rows and is positioned beside the serial connector.
Expansion Slots and Internal Headers
- PCI Expansion: Three PCI slots for compatible legacy expansion cards
- Memory Expansion: Two SDRAM DIMM slots with retaining clips
- Primary IDE: One 40-pin ribbon-cable header
- Secondary IDE: One 40-pin ribbon-cable header
- Floppy Drive: One 34-pin ribbon-cable header
- Power: One 20-pin motherboard power connector
- Cooling: Fan connections, including the SYS FAN header
- Front Panel: Connections for power control, indicators, reset, and related chassis functions
- Audio Input: Internal optical-drive audio connection
- Configuration: CMOS and password jumper positions identified on the PCB
IDE device selection depends on the drive’s master/slave settings and cable arrangement. Match the original chassis wiring to the board’s connector labels.
Interchangeable / Replacement Part Numbers
Service and board-identification references:
✔️ D9664-69002 — Brio BA200 service-board number
✔️ D9664-60002 — board assembly reference
✔️ 113032 — additional identification reference
✔️ COGNAC — PCB identification
✔️ COGNAC 000320 — complete PCB marking
✔️ REV. E — board revision reference
Normalized searchable forms:
D966469002, D966460002, 113032, COGNAC000320
COGNAC and FW82810 identify the board design and chipset; use the complete assembly number and revision when matching a replacement.
⭐➕ Recommended Thermal Paste
Apply fresh thermal paste when transferring or reinstalling the processor heatsink:
Shin-Etsu G751 High-Performance Thermal Grease / Thermal Paste for CPU Processors
Clean the processor and heatsink contact surfaces before applying fresh compound. Secure the heatsink using the appropriate Socket 370 retention arrangement.
✅ Confirmed Compatibility
Brio BA200 systems:
✔️ Brio BA200 D9664T — original Celeron 433MHz configuration
✔️ Brio BA200 D9665T — original Celeron 466MHz configuration
✔️ Brio BA200 D9666T — original Celeron 466MHz configuration
✔️ Brio BA200 D9667T — original Celeron 500MHz configuration
Match the installed board, BIOS, and chassis connections to the D9664-69002 service configuration.
Documented processor references:
✔️ D8117-63001 — Celeron 433MHz with 66MHz bus and 128KB L2 cache
✔️ D8118-63001 — Celeron 466MHz with 66MHz bus and 128KB L2 cache
✔️ 5065-0477 — Celeron 500MHz with 66MHz bus and 128KB L2 cache
Documented memory requirements:
✔️ PC100 100MHz non-ECC SDRAM
✔️ 168-pin desktop DIMMs
✔️ 32MB, 64MB, 128MB, or 256MB supported module capacities
✔️ Up to 512MB in the documented Brio BA200 configuration
Processor support depends on the board’s electrical design and BIOS. Socket 370 fit alone does not establish support for other Celeron or Pentium III processors.
☑️ Key Features
☑️ Replacement system board for documented Brio BA200 configurations
☑️ Socket 370 ZIF processor installation
☑️ Intel FW82810 chipset
☑️ Two PC100 SDRAM memory slots
☑️ Three PCI expansion slots
☑️ Integrated VGA graphics and analog audio
☑️ Dual IDE headers for legacy storage and optical drives
☑️ Dedicated floppy-drive connection
☑️ PS/2, USB, serial, parallel, and game/MIDI connectivity
☑️ Compatible processor and thermal-paste links provided above
⚙️ Fit Notes
- Compare the original board’s part number, revision, mounting holes, and rear connector layout before ordering.
- Match the COGNAC 000320 board identification and applicable assembly revision.
- Preserve the original BIOS configuration when transferring components, and use firmware intended for the exact system and board.
- Select memory with an organization supported by the original platform; capacity and a PC100 label alone do not guarantee compatibility.
- The 512MB maximum is the documented Brio BA200 platform limit and requires compatible 256MB modules.
- Expansion cards must match the board’s conventional PCI slots and available chassis clearance.
- Network connectivity requires a suitable expansion card or external adapter; this board has no built-in RJ-45 port.
- Match the 20-pin power connector’s wiring and the original power-supply requirements.
- Reuse the appropriate chassis hardware, front-panel wiring, drive cables, and processor cooling assembly.
- CPUs, memory, heatsinks, cables, and linked accessories are separate components unless expressly included.
