VIA motherboards specifications.
Motherboards Specs >> VIAVIA EPIA-P820-12L |
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 | Form Factor: Pico-ITX Number of memory slots: 1 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
 VIA EPIA-P820-12L |
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VIA EPIA EX15000G |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Number of memory slots: 1 Maximum memory: 1 GB |
| VIA EPIA EX15000G |
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VIA EPIA EN12000EG |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Processors supported: VIA EDEN 1200GHz Number of memory slots: 1 Maximum memory: 1 GB |
| VIA EPIA EN12000EG |
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VIA VB7007-10E |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Number of memory slots: 1 Maximum memory: 1 GB |
| VIA VB7007-10E |
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VIA EPIA SN18000G |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 4 GB |
| VIA EPIA SN18000G |
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VIA EPIA SN10000EG |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 4 GB |
| VIA EPIA SN10000EG |
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VIA EPIA EX15000LG |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Number of memory slots: 1 Maximum memory: 1 GB |
| VIA EPIA EX15000LG |
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VIA EPIA EX15000 |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Processors supported: VIA C7 1.5 GHz Number of memory slots: 1 Maximum memory: 1 GB |
| VIA EPIA EX15000 |
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VIA EPIA EX10000E |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Number of memory slots: 1 Maximum memory: 1 GB |
| VIA EPIA EX10000E |
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VIA VB7001G |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Number of memory slots: 1 Maximum memory: 1 GB |
| VIA VB7001G |
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VIA VB7007-15 |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Number of memory slots: 1 Maximum memory: 1 GB |
| VIA VB7007-15 |
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VIA VB6002 |
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 | Form Factor: mini-ITX Socket: S479 Processors supported: Intel Pentium-M/Celeron-M Number of memory slots: 1 Maximum memory: 1 GB |
| VIA VB6002 |
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