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Ports: 7x USB 2.0 Ports (4 rear, 2 via header, 1 Type A), 1x VGA Port, 2x Serial Ports (1 rear, 1 via header), 4x RJ45 LAN Ports, 1x RJ45 Dedicated IPMI LAN Port
Form Factor: MicroATX, 9.6 x 7.5 inch / 24.40 x 19.05 cm
Intel Atom C2558 is included with this motherboard.
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Reviewed by Clueless from Redwood City, CA on 07/09/15
The Good:
quad Intel GigE, 6 SATA, real server management support, decent computing power but very modest power consumption. Small form factor. Very good documentation on web site. BIOS update(s) and utilities worked well. A big improvement over the inexpensive desktop board (supporting ECC) that I tried first. Will go straight to this board (or other Supermicro) in the future for my server needs.
Regarding power consumption, I measured a total draw from the wall at only 18W. That is this board, with (continued...)
The Squirrelly:
Not inexpensive. Valuable server features can make use and installation more complicated than for a typical desktop board. Only three fan speed settings, which appear to apply simultaneously to all three case fans. Fan control only works with 4 wire, PWM fans. Requires UDIMMs, which are more expensive than standard DDR3 DIMMs. Only available UDIMMs on QVL are much more expensive than standard DDR3. ( But I used them anyway )
Pro Tip:
Must choose power supply that works with Intel Haswell, so it will stay in regulation at the very power required here.
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