Advantech motherboards specifications.
Motherboards Specs >> AdvantechAdvantech AMB 231 |
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 | Form Factor: Mini-ITX Socket: Not sure Maximum memory: 16GB |
 Advantech AMB 231 |
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Advantech AIMB-502QG2-00A1E |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Not sure Maximum memory: 32GB |
| Advantech AIMB-502QG2-00A1E |
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Advantech AIMB-501F-CWA1E |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: Not sure Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Advantech AIMB-501F-CWA1E |
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Advantech AIMB-501 |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: LGA 1155/Socket H2 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Advantech AIMB-501 |
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Advantech AIMB-267 KIOSK |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: LGA 775/ Socket T Maximum memory: 4GB |
| Advantech AIMB-267 KIOSK |
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Advantech AIMB-215 B1 |
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 | Socket: Not sure Maximum memory: 8GB |
| Advantech AIMB-215 B1 |
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Advantech AIMB 584 |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: LGA 1150 Maximum memory: 32GB |
| Advantech AIMB 584 |
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Advantech AIMB 581 |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Not sure Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Advantech AIMB 581 |
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Advantech AIMB 564 |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: LGA 775/ Socket T Maximum memory: 8GB |
| Advantech AIMB 564 |
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Advantech AIMB 562 KIOSK |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Not sure Maximum memory: 4GB |
| Advantech AIMB 562 KIOSK |
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Advantech AIMB 503 |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: LGA 1150 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Advantech AIMB 503 |
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Advantech AIMB 222 |
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 | Socket: Not sure Maximum memory: 4GB |
| Advantech AIMB 222 |
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Advantech AKMB-G41 |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: LGA 775/ Socket T Maximum memory: 4GB |
| Advantech AKMB-G41 |
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