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Motherboard Details Intel G965MQMKR Bulk
Processor:
Intel
Socket Intel:
Socket 775
Form Factor:
Micro-BTX
Number of Processors:
1
Motherboard Graphics Intel G965MQMKR Bulk
Integrated Processor:
No
Integrated Network Card:
Yes
Integrated Graphics Card:
Yes
Integrated Sound Card:
Yes
Multiple GPU Support:
No
RAID Controller:
Yes
Suitable for Mining:
No
Motherboard Memory Intel G965MQMKR Bulk
Memory Type:
DDR2
Maximum Memory:
8 GB
Memory Module:
DIMM
Memory Slots:
4
Motherboard SATA Intel G965MQMKR Bulk
SATA:
Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
Serial Advanced Technology AttachmentYes
SATA Express:
No
SATA 3Gbit/s Ports:
6 pcs
Connectors and Interfaces Intel G965MQMKR Bulk
USB-C (Internal):
No
USB-A (Internal):
No
M.2:
No
Case Fan Connectors:
No
SAS:
No
mSATA:
No
U.2:
No
S/PDIF (Internal):
No
External Connections Intel G965MQMKR Bulk
Audio In:
Yes
Audio Out:
Yes
Audio Ports:
1 pcs
DisplayPort:
No
DVI:Digital Visual Interface
Digital Visual InterfaceNo
eSATA:
No
FireWire Ports:
1 pcs
FireWire:
Yes
HDMI:High-Definition Multimedia Interface
High-Definition Multimedia InterfaceNo
PS/2:
No
S/PDIF:Sony/Philips Digital Interface
Sony/Philips Digital InterfaceNo
Thunderbolt:
No
USB 2 Ports (External):
6 pcs
USB-A (External):
Yes
USB-C (External):
No
Expansion slots Intel G965MQMKR Bulk
PCI:
2
Network Intel G965MQMKR Bulk
Bluetooth:
No
Ethernet Ports:
1
Wi-Fi:
No
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