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ATX, socket Intel LGA 2066, chipset Intel X299, 8 x DDR4, DIMM, 4133 MHz, USB C, M.2, U.2, > 4 SATA3, SLI, CrossFire, M.2 cooling, no backlight, suitable for mining
EEB, socket Intel LGA 3647, chipset Intel C621, 12 x DDR4, DIMM, 2666 MHz, USB C, M.2, U.2, > 4 SATA3, SLI, CrossFire, no backlight
mini-ITX, socket embedded intel, 2 x DDR4, DIMM, 2400 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, CPU, graphics card, no backlight
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B450, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 3200 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, > 4 SATA3, no backlight
ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B450, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 3200 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, > 4 SATA3, CrossFire, suitable for mining
micro-ATX, socket Intel LGA 1151 v2, chipset Intel C246, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 2666 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, > 4 SATA3, no backlight, suitable for mining
ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD X570, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 5100 MHz, USB C, HDMI, M.2, > 4 SATA3, CrossFire
mini-DTX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD X570, 2 x DDR4, DIMM, 4800 MHz, USB C, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling
ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD X570, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 5100 MHz, USB C, M.2, > 4 SATA3, LAN 2.5 Gbps, SLI, CrossFire, M.2 cooling
ATX, socket Intel LGA 2066, chipset Intel X299, 8 x DDR4, DIMM, 4266 MHz, USB C, M.2, > 4 SATA3, LAN 2.5 Gbps, SLI, CrossFire, Wi-Fi, M.2 cooling
ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B550, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 5100 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, > 4 SATA3, LAN 2.5 Gbps, CrossFire, M.2 cooling
micro-ATX, socket AMD AM4, chipset AMD B550, 4 x DDR4, DIMM, 4866 MHz, USB C, HDMI, DisplayPort, M.2, LAN 2.5 Gbps, CrossFire, M.2 cooling
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