【Low power processor】Intel Celeron Processor N5105: 4 Cores 4 Threads, 4M Cache, up to 2.90 GHz, with Intel UHD Graphics.
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【High speed network card】This NAS motherboard has 4* i226 2.5GbE ports to deliver a secure, stable and fast network connection for professional network security firewall appliance and multimedia use.
【Industrial NAS Motherboard 】Mini-1TX size: 17.0 cm x 17.0 cm,High-density moisture-proof fiber circuit board Ultrafast Connectivity–2* USB3.0,, 2* USB2.0, 2* built-in USB on board for for USB booting of the NAS system. 1* HDMI2.1 and 1* DP1.4b to support dual 4K@60Hz display.
【 Storage and Memory】4* DDR4 slots, compatible with 2133/2400/2666MHz (non-ECC), RAM supports up to 16GB, 6* SATA3.0 with 6Gbps (SATA1 is native, SATA2-SATA6 is extended by the JMB585 chip) and 2* M.2 NVMe 2280 , stable and ultra-fast transfer
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5 NOTE: The motherboard requires both 24PIN + 4PIN power connections to power up. It will take a few minutes for the motherboard to read the memory information when you first turn on it, please be patient. If you need to go to the BIOS page, keep pressing "DEL" while booting up
