Asus V1605I-IM-A specs
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Processor& Chipset Asus V1605I-IM-A
Chipset:
AMD
Total Processor Supported:
1
Integrated Processor Asus V1605I-IM-A
Integrated Processor Manufacturer:
AMD
Integrated Processor Type:
Ryzen
Integrated Processor Model:
V1605B
Memory Asus V1605I-IM-A
Number of Memory Slots:
2
Memory Form Factor:
SoDIMM
Maximum Memory Supported:
64 GB
Memory Speed Supported:
2400 MHz
Memory Standard:
DDR4-2400/PC4-19200
Memory Technology:
DDR4 SDRAM
I/O Controller Asus V1605I-IM-A
Controller Type:
Serial ATA/600
Video Asus V1605I-IM-A
Onboard Video:
CPU Dependent Video
Audio Asus V1605I-IM-A
Audio Channels:
7.1
Network & Communication Asus V1605I-IM-A
Gigabit Ethernet:
Yes
I/O Expansions Asus V1605I-IM-A
Number of Total Expansion Slots:
1
Total Number of PCI Express Slots:
1
Number of PCI Express x8 Slots:
1
Interfaces/Ports Asus V1605I-IM-A
Total Number of USB Ports:
4
Number of USB 2.0 Ports:
2
Number of USB 3.2 Ports:
2
DisplayPort:
Yes
DVI:
Digital Visual Interface
Digital Visual InterfaceYes
Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports:
2
Onboard Interfaces Asus V1605I-IM-A
Number of SATA Interfaces:
1
Number of M.2 Interfaces:
1
Total Number of Onboard USB Ports:
3
Number of Onboard USB 2.0 Ports:
2
Number of Onboard USB 3.2 Ports:
1
Onboard S/PDIF Header:
Yes
Dimensions Asus V1605I-IM-A
Form Factor:
Mini ITX
Width:
6.7"
Depth:
6.7"
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