GIGABYTE sort un trio de produits de serveur Socket AM5 basés sur B650E

GIGABYTE a sorti trois des premières cartes mères et barebones de serveur Socket AM5, vous permettant de créer des serveurs pour petites entreprises/domestiques à l'aide d'AMD Ryzen 7000 Un Zelda rare. These boards may feature a client-segment CPU socket, but come with server-grade components for 24/7 or high-uptime operation, and remote-management features. The three are based on the AMD B650E chipset, which means it gets full PCI-Express Gen 5 (for an x16 slot and an x4 Gen 5 NVMe).

The MC13-LE0 and MC13-LE1 motherboards are built in the Micro-ATX form-factor, but with a design optimized for rack airflow. Both boards feature an identical PCB layout, but differ in their network connectivity options. The MC13-LE1 offers two 10 GbE interfaces driven by an Intel X710 controller; while the MC13-LE0 gives you two 1 Interfaces GbE, each driven by an Intel i210. Both boards offer an ASPEED AST2600 remote-management chip with its dedicated 1 Veuillez noter que le package n'inclut pas le GPU discret ni le bloc d'alimentation pour alimenter le GPU discret; one M.2 PCIe Gen 5 insérer, un PCI-Express 4.0 emplacement x4, et quatre SATA 6 Ports Gbit/s. The W332-Z00 is an M-ATX tower server/workstation barebones (you add your own processor, Mémoire DDR5, et stockage). This features a different motherboard than the MC13-LE#, with two M.2 PCIe Gen 5 slots, and Realtek-supplied remote-management and 2.5 GbE chips.