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I guess those resistors on TX and RX lines, working as voltage divider. In this case you can use 5 voltage logic.

I'm pretty burnt out with trying to contact vendors with sketchy documentation, or reverse engineering things unnecessarily. I think I'll pass on this one.

Do they make this with another pcie slot??

The genuine expensive asus board can work, without you changing the setup to 4x4x4. But the cheaper boards you have to do what you did in the bios.

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Is that also a M-SATA port and SIM card connection?

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Does the power supply you are using have 1 CPU power socket or 2 CPU power sockets? If it has 1 CPU power socket, how do you combine the sockets? I plan to build a dual-processor X99 motherboard.

why wouldnt you want to game on something like that?

What I don't get is how does this costs more than 200 EUR.

What an amazing video...

what type of cooler are u using? 1200 1700 AM4?

I am considering a built with 4x4TB HDD... any suggestions on the installment of a fan/cooler & "case"?

I have the same setup a e5 2680 v4 paired with rx 590gme and its rocking bro totally one with tight budget for gaming ther some x99 mobo that comes with 8 slot ddr4 and ARGB header thou u cant overclock the apu but u can get a mod mobo for it to unlock boost and not recommend it might destroy ur apu

12 core cpu... on dual it's 24... not good. you can have the 2699v3 that has up to 36cores combining two cpus, virtualizing with proxmox is waaaaay better

What is the form factor for this motherboard? It definitely looks bigger for mini-ITX. Its looks more like micro-ATX.

Radxa makes great hardware but there software is always not good. I have a 4 and a zero.

Seeing the RAM packed in non ESD bubble wrap is an immediate red flag. Enough that I wouldn't bother with the rest of it. Or at the very least, not use the provided RAM. Then again, I look at AliExpress as the LimeWire of internet retailers.....

I experienced alot of China X79/X99 motherboard don't have fan speed controls. Does this board have fan speed control based on the temps?

Alot of these China motherboards especially mini-ITX doesn't support fan speed controllers. Hence, I normally buy those used named brand ones for Xeon CPU example old ASUS/ASRock boards. Unless you don't mind your fans running at Jet Engine speeds LOL

Any updates on using this with ECC RAM?

I’m not sure that this board /CPU combo can run ECC RAM. If so, is it wise to run TrueNAS on it?

This board /CPU combo support ECC RAM? If not, is it wise to run True NAS on it?

yeah but where do you actually buy one!

Does this motherboard support Mikrotik x86,thanks#ina,jakarta

Have to tried overclocking the pcie ports to gen3?

Is that board bent?

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Same use Xeon Chinese X99 for truenas BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTT... after 3 month SATA SLOT all death🙃 only m.2 still alive ..The computer is difficult to turn on .Them buzzer appears with 5 short tones 🥲

Great video dude. been looking for a small replacement to my larger EPYC powered NAS. for a smaller build and after seeing this, i ordered one. Love the review, i have one of the chip clips so i will give that a go too. Subbed too.

What is the cooler was used. Would you please share link.

most important information is missing - which exact board /cpu are you using? maybe i missed it by skipping through the video...

, XD ff if it is not 🚫😊

What if you used windows as the the o.s. & played steam on it im guessing no since its just pci x16 ?

FYI, for anyone considering one of these -- I got one -- and ... it works -- but the motherboard is noticably warped on the edges, like curled up and not at all flat. -- Upon rewatching this video I can see the board in the video is a bit warped too -- @31:53 for example. -- Aso the screw terminals do not really line up well with most of my cases -- and there aren't any screw terminals in the center of the board really -- they just crammed so many components in there, and the CPUs so close together that there wasn't space. -- So the build quality is abysmal, but the performance is good so far. I'll come back and update in a month or two, and let y'all know if it's still working. 😅

Why no termal paste?

How long is battery lasting?

Hello, really nice video ! How long does it take to read the flash on the TP Link ?

It still amazes me they are able to make a profit from these. I get that the chipset, cpu, RAM etc are harvested but... there has to be some/a lot of new parts on a motherboard like that not to mention the manufacturing cost of a multi layer PCB. It's honestly impressive, they must be making a few bucks or they wouldn't do it but the price is incredibly low for what it is.

Based on the experience they are usable but do not expect full performance from it... I tell you they suck...

I bought a 2689 bundle with 32 GB RAM last November, installed Ubuntu, and connected a 750ti to it.. been using it for work since.. best bang for the buck workstation 😂😂

I have the zsus board, it wont work without the cmos battery!!!! I was gonna subscribe but you dont want that Zsus to work for some reason, you said in the video you installed the ram they shipped it with yet the zsus you ordered didnt even come with ram so you blatantly lied, you must have stock in the other boards or know who makes the zsus board and you dont like them, you didnt even try to diagnose the board, also the two boards you said are the same are NOT the same, go back and look carefully, even the cmos battery slot is in a different spot.

How do these compare to the Dell T7910 motherboard? They seem to be a fraction of price.

Only budget if you don't start making custom cases for them. With several reversions along the way 😳 ... I'm onto 3rd and it's cost me a fortune. Enjoyable process though.

Some of the power on pins on the front header are wrong on some of those boards, just check them all.

I have 2 of these for well over a year now and I have a few advise to get this to last for those cheapo folks like me as these are perfect for a first PC for your kids without breaking the bank. The motherboard is pretty crappy and it you do your research it usually comes with a 2phase VRM with a doubler so it acts like a 4 phase but as you can see on the video the heatsink on it is tiny and if you look at it properly it doesn't even fully cover the VRM's and they are the number one point of failure with these cheap chinese boards and if you look online there is a ton of people with burn't out VRM's for the CPU or the VRM for the memory. First is that you need to replace the thermal pads with one from Gelid those GC-extreme pads are cheap for a 2-5$ they will drop the temps of the VRM's by about 10-15C getting a slightly thicker one like 1mm or 1.5mm should help improve contact due to the increased tension with the spring you will also need to a small heatsink for the memory VRM which is on the side along with the power connector as that thing gets hot as in it gets over a hundred c hot a small heatsink from the heatsink kit for a raspberry pi should fit fine the one for RAM you can get them easily online. Another thing you could do to help improve things is by not getting a tower cooler what you need is a down flow cooler like the original X99 cooler from intel that has a copper insert in the middle you could also get a chinese knock off of that cooler which works just as fine it will give air flow to the VRM's which would help drop their temps even more.

Wait so are u technically unsure or unsure technically?

you don't need the hat for this

This can be a problem if the enterprise PoE was there for good reason. If you wanted this to work in an office that had VoIP phones for instance, the Pi would have to also be the source of PoE for the target. Some LLDP (or CDP) bridging/spoofing work would also be needed from the Pi, or the target PoE device may end up on the wrong network.

Can you review the VIA ARTiGO A5000 which uses the Mediatek Genio 700?