Looking for exceptional performance in a compact package? Our device, powered by the Intel J3455 Quad-Core Processor, offers speeds up to 2.3 GHz, ensuring smooth and efficient operation for all your tasks.
Experience seamless multitasking with dual-channel memory support. You can install up to 16GB of DDR3/DDR3L RAM, providing you with the flexibility and power you need. Plus, the dual SATA3 ports make data transfer a breeze, keeping your storage solutions lightning-fast.
With a handy PCI-Express 2.0 x16 slot running at x2, our system is ready for your expansion needs. Choose our device for a reliable, high-quality computing experience.
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Runs Cool
CPU runs very cool and doesn't overheat. -
Good for Budget Builds
Works great as a budget board for low power computing. -
Quiet Operation
Silent operation, making it suitable for media serving. -
Versatile Uses
Can be used for various applications like HTPC, NAS, and media server. -
Works Well with Linux
Runs Ubuntu LTS 20.04 and other Linux distributions flawlessly. -
Legacy Ports
Includes legacy ports like PS-2, Serial, and Parallel which may be useful for specific builds. -
Good Integrated Graphics
Decent integrated sound card and good graphics with HDMI output. -
Hardware Transcoding
Performs hardware transcoding well on Plex and Emby. -
Solid Memory Support
Uses solid SO-DIMM memory plug-ins. -
Reasonable Power Usage
Draws relatively low power compared to older motherboards.
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Suffers Under High Load
CPU may reach full load under high internet activity. -
Limited BIOS Flexibility
BIOS lacks advanced features and can be frustrating to set up. -
Inconsistent Boot Settings
Boot settings may not retain USB boot options, causing inconvenience. -
Low Processing Power
Not suitable for high-end or intensive computing tasks. -
Legacy Ports May Be Useless
Inclusion of legacy ports like Parallel may be outdated for most users. -
Potential Compatibility Issues
Some older operating systems may not be compatible. -
Low-End CPU
CPU frequency is lower than advertised, which may limit performance. -
Short Lifespan
Board may fail after a relatively short period, as reported by some users. -
UEFI Complications
UEFI settings may need adjustments to recognize standard SATA drives. -
Parallel Port Irrelevant
Parallel port may be irrelevant as few devices use it nowadays.
