Supermicro MBD-H8DSL-HTi-O specs
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Processor& Chipset Supermicro MBD-H8DSL-HTi-O
Chipset:
Broadcom
Total Processor Supported:
2
Processor Socket:
Socket PGA-940
Processor Supported:
Opteron Dual-Core
Memory Supermicro MBD-H8DSL-HTi-O
Number of Memory Slots:
8
Maximum Memory Supported:
32 GB
Memory Speed Supported:
400 MHz
333 MHz
266 MHz
333 MHz
266 MHz
Memory Standard:
DDR400/PC3200
DDR333/PC2700
DDR266/PC2100
DDR333/PC2700
DDR266/PC2100
Memory Technology:
DDR SDRAM
I/O Controller Supermicro MBD-H8DSL-HTi-O
Controller Type:
Floppy Controller
Serial ATA/150
Ultra ATA/100 (ATA-6)
Serial ATA/150
Ultra ATA/100 (ATA-6)
RAID Supported:
Yes
RAID Levels:
0
1
1 0
1
1 0
Video Supermicro MBD-H8DSL-HTi-O
Onboard Video:
On-board Video Chipset
Graphics Controller Manufacturer:
ATI
Graphics Controller Model:
Rage XL
Network & Communication Supermicro MBD-H8DSL-HTi-O
Gigabit Ethernet:
Yes
I/O Expansions Supermicro MBD-H8DSL-HTi-O
Number of Total Expansion Slots:
2
Interfaces/Ports Supermicro MBD-H8DSL-HTi-O
Total Number of USB Ports:
2
Number of USB 2.0 Ports:
2
VGA:
Video Graphics Array
Video Graphics ArrayYes
Onboard Interfaces Supermicro MBD-H8DSL-HTi-O
Number of SATA Interfaces:
4
Total Number of Onboard USB Ports:
2
Dimensions Supermicro MBD-H8DSL-HTi-O
Form Factor:
Extended ATX
Width:
13.1"
Depth:
9.6"
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