A critical privilege-escalation flaw affects several popular Intel motherboards, server systems and compute modules. Intel is warning of a rare critical-severity vulnerability affecting several of its ...

SAN FRANCISCO--Intel began showing off a half-size server motherboard Tuesday, a design that harkens back to earlier days when cramming in processors as densely as possible was a priority. The S3000PT ...

TYAN has this week introduced its new Intel Xeon E-2300 processor based Micro-ATX server motherboard specifically created to provide users with enhanced performance greater PCIe support and faster ...

Following the X299 WU8 Workstation motherboard spotted online a few weeks ago, Gigabyte now has one using the Intel C246 chipset as well. The C246 chipset is specifically for Intel’s Xeon E series ...

Home / Reviews / Motherboards /Gigabyte MU70-SU0 (Intel C612) Server Motherboard Review Motherboards Gigabyte MU70-SU0 (Intel C612) Server Motherboard Review Bohs Hansen July 14, 2015Last Updated: ...

Today GIGABYTE announced two new single socket ATX motherboards ready for Intel’s new Xeon W-3200 processor. This new platform is purpose built and optimized for advanced workstation professionals, ...

With the global development of AI technology, there is a significant increase in demand for high-performance servers in both cloud computing and data center applications. Chenbro has proudly ...

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Thanks for sharing your hard work and results. Personally I would never even use RST RAID on a desktop let alone in production server. For a lab, I would want the same as production as much as ...

I'm preparing to build a home "server" and I wanted to know if this kind of RAM would work on consumer motherboards. Motheboards that I have in mind are AM3/AM3+ socket, 880G chipset/990FX chipset and ...

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