Emaxx motherboards specifications.
Motherboards Specs >> EmaxxEmaxx EMX-MCP61D3-iCafe |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket AM2 / AM3 Maximum memory: 8GB |
 Emaxx EMX-MCP61D3-iCafe |
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Emaxx EMX-IH61LT-iCafe |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: LGA 1155/Socket H2 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Emaxx EMX-IH61LT-iCafe |
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Emaxx EMX-H67-USB3 |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: LGA 1155/Socket H2 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Emaxx EMX-H67-USB3 |
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Emaxx EMX-AMD880HD3-PRO |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket AM3 Maximum memory: 8GB |
| Emaxx EMX-AMD880HD3-PRO |
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Emaxx EMX-AMD790GX-XTRM |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: Socket AM2 Maximum memory: 8GB |
| Emaxx EMX-AMD790GX-XTRM |
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Emaxx EMX-AMD785HD3-PRO |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket AM2 / AM3 Maximum memory: 8GB |
| Emaxx EMX-AMD785HD3-PRO |
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Emaxx EMX-AMD785G-FXN |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket AM2 / AM3 Maximum memory: 8GB |
| Emaxx EMX-AMD785G-FXN |
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Emaxx EMX-A75GM-iCafe |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket FM1 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Emaxx EMX-A75GM-iCafe |
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Emaxx EMX-A55USB3-ICAFE |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket FM1 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Emaxx EMX-A55USB3-ICAFE |
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Emaxx EMX-A55GT-iCafe |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket FM1 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Emaxx EMX-A55GT-iCafe |
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Emaxx EMX-A55GM-iCafe |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket FM1 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Emaxx EMX-A55GM-iCafe |
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Emaxx EMX-A55FM2HD-iCafe |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket FM2 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Emaxx EMX-A55FM2HD-iCafe |
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Emaxx A58FM2HD-iCafe |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket FM2 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Emaxx A58FM2HD-iCafe |
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Emaxx IH81LT-ICAFE |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: LGA 1150 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Emaxx IH81LT-ICAFE |
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