Upgrade your system with our robust motherboard, designed for Socket 1155. It supports the powerful Xeon E3-1200 Family and 2nd Generation Intel Core i3 / Pentium Processors, ensuring top-notch performance for all your needs.
This motherboard features the advanced Intel C204 PCH Chipset and offers up to 32GB of memory with 4 DDR3 DIMM slots. With 4 PCI-Express 2.0 x8 slots and various RAID-supporting SATA ports, you get flexibility and speed for high-demand applications.
Enjoy seamless connectivity with 9 USB 2.0 ports, dual PS/2 ports, serial ports, a VGA port, and three RJ45 LAN ports. The Nuvoton WPCM450RA0BX Graphics Controller ensures excellent video output. Transform your computing experience with this high-performance, versatile motherboard. Order now and stay ahead of the curve!
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Easy Installation
Easy to install and often runs without any hiccups. -
Future Proofing
Comes with plenty of features that future-proof it. -
Stability
The server build is very stable and well-suited for 24/7 use. -
Energy Efficient
Low power consumption, especially with an 80 Plus Gold power supply. -
Remote Management
IPMI feature allows complete remote control, including power management and BIOS access. -
Comprehensive Connectivity
Includes multiple Ethernet ports, making it versatile for networking. -
ECC Memory Support
Supports ECC memory, crucial for data integrity in server environments.
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Packaging Issues
Complaints about unsafe packaging methods that may expose the motherboard to damages. -
Component Compatibility
Only recognizes ECC unbuffered RAM, not non-ECC RAM. -
Memory Slot Issues
BIOS issues cause some memory slots to be unusable, limiting total RAM capacity. -
No IO Shield
Does not come with an IO shield, leaving back ports exposed. -
Firmware Dependency
Requires firmware version 2.0 or higher to support certain Intel Xeon CPUs. -
Initial Boot Problems
Some units fail to boot initially, creating setup challenges. -
No Manual Included
Does not come with a physical manual, which may be inconvenient for some users.
