Wibtek motherboards specifications.
Motherboards Specs >> WibtekWibtek H81-MX |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: LGA1150 Processors supported: Intel Core i7/i5/i3/Pentium/Celeron Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 16 GB |
 Wibtek H81-MX |
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Wibtek H81-M Pro |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: LGA1150 Processors supported: Intel Core i7/i5/i3/Pentium/Celeron Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 32 GB |
| Wibtek H81-M Pro |
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Wibtek B85-M Pro |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: LGA1150 Processors supported: Intel Core i7/i5/i3/Pentium/Celeron Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 32 GB |
| Wibtek B85-M Pro |
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Wibtek H87-M Pro |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: LGA1150 Processors supported: Intel Haswell Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 32 GB |
| Wibtek H87-M Pro |
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Wibtek Z87-M Pro |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: LGA1150 Processors supported: Intel Haswell Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 32 GB |
| Wibtek Z87-M Pro |
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Wibtek H81-M PCID |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: LGA1150 Processors supported: Intel Core i7/i5/i3/Pentium/Celeron Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 16 GB |
| Wibtek H81-M PCID |
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Wibtek B85-M PCID |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: LGA1150 Processors supported: Intel Core i7/i5/i3/Pentium/Celeron Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 16 GB |
| Wibtek B85-M PCID |
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Wibtek H87-M PCID |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: LGA1150 Processors supported: Intel Haswell Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 16 GB |
| Wibtek H87-M PCID |
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Wibtek TH87G-SA |
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 | Form Factor: thin mini-ITX Socket: LGA1150 Number of memory slots: 2 |
| Wibtek TH87G-SA |
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