Mercury motherboards specifications.
Motherboards Specs >> MercuryMercury PI865GM v5.0A |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket 478/Socket N Maximum memory: 2GB |
 Mercury PI865GM v5.0A |
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Mercury PI845Z |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket 478/Socket N Maximum memory: 2GB |
| Mercury PI845Z |
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Mercury PI845GVM-AGP V5.0A |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket 478/Socket N Maximum memory: 2GB |
| Mercury PI845GVM-AGP V5.0A |
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Mercury KVM800M |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket 754 Maximum memory: 2GB |
| Mercury KVM800M |
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Mercury KVM2 V1.0 |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket AM2 Maximum memory: 4GB |
| Mercury KVM2 V1.0 |
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Mercury KN6100M |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket AM2 Maximum memory: 16GB |
| Mercury KN6100M |
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Mercury KAM482M9 |
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 | Form Factor: Micro-ATX Socket: Socket 939 Maximum memory: 2GB |
| Mercury KAM482M9 |
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