- Intel LGA 2066 ATX motherboard with DDR4 4133MHz, dual M.2 and M.2 heatsink, U.2, USB 3.1 Gen 2 connectors, ASMB9-iKVM and ASUS Control Center.
- ASUS Control Center: A software utility that provides convenient, secure and cost-saving centralized IT management for small and medium businesses.
- ASMB9-iKVM (BMC): supports remote BIOS updates, fans control, standalone KVM, video recording, and BSOD capture, providing around-the-clock remote monitoring and diagnostics through remote console (Web GUI & CLI)
- Ultra-efficient VRM heatsink: Metal fin array connected to large surface area via a heatpipe tames X299 thermals to enable unthrottled performance.
- Next-gen transfer speeds: Up to 32Gbps dual M.2 and U.2, plus up to 10Gbps USB 3.1 Type-A and Type-C connections.
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