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#5985648 Posted on: 01/21/2022 09:24 PM
you will NOT have on this chipset:
PCIe 4.0 (that mean M2 will be PCIe 3.0 X4 at max, the PCIe X16 is handled by CPU so it should still be in PCIe 4.0)
Vpro support
Optane support (SSD or cache)
RAID
Intel RE
Intel trusted execution technology
Over Clock (i mean out of the box)
If you can live without this, then this board will fit your use
Of course it will as no OC
i would like to know if its worthy to buy this motherboard, as i see is the cheapest, still i dont know if I will miss something important on this mobo? Im thinking about to do a computer with ryzen 5800x, because intel 12th generation must be capped, this socket only this generation. Still i would have to buy a expensive coolerbox or a older cooler and use a support
you will NOT have on this chipset:
PCIe 4.0 (that mean M2 will be PCIe 3.0 X4 at max, the PCIe X16 is handled by CPU so it should still be in PCIe 4.0)
Vpro support
Optane support (SSD or cache)
RAID
Intel RE
Intel trusted execution technology
Over Clock (i mean out of the box)
If you can live without this, then this board will fit your use
Can it handle 12400f ? 
Of course it will as no OC
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#5985651 Posted on: 01/21/2022 09:46 PM
you will NOT have on this chipset:
PCIe 4.0 (that mean M2 will be PCIe 3.0 X4 at max, the PCIe X16 is handled by CPU so it should still be in PCIe 4.0)
Vpro support
Optane support (SSD or cache)
RAID
Intel RE
Intel trusted execution technology
Over Clock (i mean out of the box)
If you can live without this, then this board will fit your use
Of course it will as no OC
Thanks for the simple straightforward answer!
you will NOT have on this chipset:
PCIe 4.0 (that mean M2 will be PCIe 3.0 X4 at max, the PCIe X16 is handled by CPU so it should still be in PCIe 4.0)
Vpro support
Optane support (SSD or cache)
RAID
Intel RE
Intel trusted execution technology
Over Clock (i mean out of the box)
If you can live without this, then this board will fit your use
Of course it will as no OC
Thanks for the simple straightforward answer!
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#5985663 Posted on: 01/21/2022 10:34 PM
according to some sources its dual channel , just one dimm per channel.
This chipset only has a single memory channel, right?
according to some sources its dual channel , just one dimm per channel.
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#5985681 Posted on: 01/21/2022 11:39 PM
Everything is dual Channel as long as you have two sticks....a single 16 GB stick would leave it at single Channel....2x8GB sticks would give you the same amount of ram running in tandem with each other therefore giving you duel channel.
Quad Channel processors/motherboards are a different breed all together.
according to some sources its dual channel , just one dimm per channel.
Everything is dual Channel as long as you have two sticks....a single 16 GB stick would leave it at single Channel....2x8GB sticks would give you the same amount of ram running in tandem with each other therefore giving you duel channel.
Quad Channel processors/motherboards are a different breed all together.
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1 dim per canal limit (Intel is the source):
2 dim so still 2 canal (64g max)
In fact is more or less a copy/paste of past H*10, ideal for lot of people.