Why choose IMB-1215 instead of IMB-1213? With similar characteristics, it is very significantly 1215 different location of the CPU socket from the standard.
Motherboard Thin ITX Discussion Thread
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Power supplies are not such a big problem as the inability to use a standard case for thin boards, where the placement of the socket is fixed for the cooling system.
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Mainly due to availability! The socket orientation isn't a problem as I will design the case myself.
The 19V input isn't a problem as I would have to buy a laptop PSU anyway.
Mainly due to availability! The socket orientation isn't a problem as I will design the case myself.
The 19V input isn't a problem as I would have to buy a laptop PSU anyway.
Hey guys, small question, im looking for a thin itx motherboard for a small server, the issue is that i dont have space for 2.5 inch ssd's so as many m.2 slots are needed, any sugestions?
I'm interested. Planning on getting some AM4 thin-ITX .. looking at the ASRock right now and trying to confirm ECC support..
Basically this, right?
Finally on sale and costs 9000000 dollars
hot damn that's gorgeous motherboard!
I asked to see what would come up...but I'm looking into whether I can source the mobo's for the M920X Tiny, as we're a certified repair center, so I may be able to get the one with the PCIe connector that lets me use a dedicated GPU like they do for the RX560.
Yeah, it's beautiful!
If you do go ahead with that, post pictures. I would love to see it!
well...just got the mobo p/n for the M920 TIny and M920x w/GPU Tiny...but seems they're not available yet, since the models with the 9xxx series CPU's have just been launched.
well...I got costs for three of the ITX boards off of Asrock Industrial's website.
IMB-1213 is $270 CAD plus tax / shipipng
IMB-1215 is $250 CAD plus tax / shipping
IMB-A1000 is $180 CAD plus tax / shipping...however, it's not meant for the NA market (I live in Canuckistan) so it has to be special ordered out of Vietnam. my supplier is checking if there's a MOQ for the board.
so, if anyone is interested in any of these boards feel free to send me a PM and when I'm ready to order, see what I can do to help.
IMB-1213 is $270 CAD plus tax / shipipng
IMB-1215 is $250 CAD plus tax / shipping
IMB-A1000 is $180 CAD plus tax / shipping...however, it's not meant for the NA market (I live in Canuckistan) so it has to be special ordered out of Vietnam. my supplier is checking if there's a MOQ for the board.
so, if anyone is interested in any of these boards feel free to send me a PM and when I'm ready to order, see what I can do to help.
Cool, but not thin-itx.
You can get the IMB1215 for cheaper here: https://www.scan.co.uk/products/asr...m-sata3-dual-m2-2x-gbe-4x-com-usb31-g1-a-thin
I'm not sure what conversion tool you used...but XE says 210 pounds sterling is $351 CAD...
and you're right, the A1000 isn't thin ATX, but it's darned close. and the dual Gb Intel NIC might be attractive to those with a home lab.
I'm not sure what conversion tool you used...but XE says 210 pounds sterling is $351 CAD...
and you're right, the A1000 isn't thin ATX, but it's darned close. and the dual Gb Intel NIC might be attractive to those with a home lab.
Oh, my bad. I read it as US dollars.
That GB Intel NIC along with ryzen is awesome though!
Y'all should check out this build!
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