Buyer beware: this board is unable to control fans on the SYSFAN connector. I tried with a Noctua AF-12x25, an Artic P12 and a be quiet! Pure Wings 2, all 120mm fans and all connected to the SYSFAN connector. The behavior is always the same: the fans spin intially (at system startup), but they stop shortly after BIOS ends and the OS starts loading. They never start again after that. Same thing happens if I enter BIOS instead of allowing the OS to start. This is independent of how the fan is setup in BIOS, I tried both temperature-based control and sofware (PWM) control at different thresholds (including 255 for PWM mode which should spin the fan at full speed).This is quite a big limitation for me, I wouldn't have purchased this board if I knew about this. I suspect they use a PWM frequency that is outside of the acceptable range, but I can't test that unfortunately. In any case, the motherboard should definitely not behave like this.
Get a mc12-le0 for 60€ and slap a r7 5700 or a 4750ge on it end enjoy ECC RAM support. The pcie slots can be used for an adapter ard pcie to 4x m2 and the second one for a 10gb nic Edit: its msata and the newest Jonsbo case supports this formfactor
Please make exact same board with pcie x8 so you can make firewall of it by putting additional expansion card like 2x sfp+. Just a board so I can fit it in rack case etc. Not a mini PC with connectors on both sides. That would be best board on market to make firewall of your own.
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Buyer beware: this board is unable to control fans on the SYSFAN connector. I tried with a Noctua AF-12x25, an Artic P12 and a be quiet! Pure Wings 2, all 120mm fans and all connected to the SYSFAN connector. The behavior is always the same: the fans spin intially (at system startup), but they stop shortly after BIOS ends and the OS starts loading. They never start again after that. Same thing happens if I enter BIOS instead of allowing the OS to start. This is independent of how the fan is setup in BIOS, I tried both temperature-based control and sofware (PWM) control at different thresholds (including 255 for PWM mode which should spin the fan at full speed).This is quite a big limitation for me, I wouldn't have purchased this board if I knew about this. I suspect they use a PWM frequency that is outside of the acceptable range, but I can't test that unfortunately. In any case, the motherboard should definitely not behave like this.
Hi! Is there a manual available for this board anywhere? In any language whatsoever? Thank you.
Thinking about getting one of these. Would like to see one of these boards with 10g ethernet. Make for a really good firewall or Nas. Heck maybe both?
Get a mc12-le0 for 60€ and slap a r7 5700 or a 4750ge on it end enjoy ECC RAM support. The pcie slots can be used for an adapter ard pcie to 4x m2 and the second one for a 10gb nic
Edit: its msata and the newest Jonsbo case supports this formfactor
Please make exact same board with pcie x8 so you can make firewall of it by putting additional expansion card like 2x sfp+. Just a board so I can fit it in rack case etc. Not a mini PC with connectors on both sides. That would be best board on market to make firewall of your own.
The CPU only supports 9 pcie lanes
So maybe instead of 4x Ethernet ports put 2x Ethernet and 2x sfp option for 10G 😊?
Where can I get the N200 version of this board?
Sorry, there is no NAS motherboard model of N200.
Hi, does the Mainboard come with an I/O Shield to install it in a Case?
hi, that's OK
@@CWWK888Does it come with the shield?
There is a baffle provided@@alexb9666
yes@@CWWK888
Which version does NVMe support?