Mercury KVM2 V1.0 specs
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Motherboard Details Mercury KVM2 V1.0
CPU Make:
AMD
Chipset:
VIA K8M800/VIA VT8237R Plus
Form Factor:
Micro-ATX
CPU socket:
Socket AM2
Total RAM:
4GB
Total USB:
6 USB slots
Motherboard Graphics Mercury KVM2 V1.0
GPU Interface:
AGP
GPU Onboard:
yes
SLI:
Scalable Link Interface
Scalable Link Interface1 Nvidia GPU
Crossfire:
1 AMD/ATI GPU
Expansion Slots:
3 x PCI 32bit
Motherboard Memory Mercury KVM2 V1.0
Memory Type:
2xDDR2
Memory Type(ECC):
Non-ECC
Memory Channel:
Dual
Memory Capacity:
4GB DDR2
Memory Total:
4GB
Memory Slots:
2xDIMM
Memory Speed:
DDR2 400Mhz, DDR2 533Mhz, DDR2 667Mhz, DDR2 800Mhz,
Motherboard SATA Mercury KVM2 V1.0
SATA 1:
no
SATA 2:
no
SATA 3:
no
SATA Speed:
External SATA:Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
Serial Advanced Technology Attachmentno
HDD RAID:HDD Redundant Array of Independent Disks
HDD Redundant Array of Independent DisksInternal I/O Connectors Mercury KVM2 V1.0
Internal USB:
2 x USB 2.0
Internal I/O:
1 x 24 pin power connector
1 x 4 pin fan connector
1 x fan header
Floppy drive connector
CD/DVD drive connector
1 x IDE connector
1 x 4 pin fan connector
1 x fan header
Floppy drive connector
CD/DVD drive connector
1 x IDE connector
Back Panel Connectors Mercury KVM2 V1.0
Back Panel USB:
4 x USB 2.0
Back Panel I/O:
D-Sub Connector
1 x serial port
1 x parallel port
Line In connector
Line Out Connector
Mic In connector
Audio Input Output
PS/2 keyboard connector
PS/2 mouse connector
1 x serial port
1 x parallel port
Line In connector
Line Out Connector
Mic In connector
Audio Input Output
PS/2 keyboard connector
PS/2 mouse connector
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