BIOSTAR Releases the BIH61-AHA Socket LGA1700 Industrial Motherboard with PCI Slots and Legacy IO

[pio]

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"Targeting a diverse audience, from system integrators looking to build sophisticated AIoT machines to enthusiasts aiming to construct powerful automation or edge computing systems, the BIH61-AHA provides unparalleled connectivity and expansion options. With 10 COM ports, 5 PCI slots, dual Intel GbE LAN ports for reliable and high-speed network communication, extensive USB connectivity with 6x USB2.0 & 4x USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, and multiple storage interfaces, including 4x SATA 6 Gb/s and 1x M.2 M-KEY socket. Its support for a wide operating temperature range (0 ~ 60 degrees C) and ATX power input also ensures the motherboard's adaptability in challenging environments."

 

https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/biostar-releases-the-bih61-aha-socket-lga1700-industrial-motherboard-with-pci-slots-and-legacy-io.319102/
From:  Techpowerup

Might be worthwhile for hwbot points, and potentially future benches for PCI graphics cards.  Hwbot rules do get weird on some of those competitions.

[speed_demon]

Oh man I had no idea Biostar was still a thing. I had a Biostar board in an Athlon 64 x2 machine back in the day.

 

Wonder if DFI and Abit are still a thing too. We lost BFG in the GPU wars. Lots of old brand names fell by the wayside since then.

[pio]

1 hour ago, speed_demon said:

Oh man I had no idea Biostar was still a thing. I had a Biostar board in an Athlon 64 x2 machine back in the day.

 

Wonder if DFI and Abit are still a thing too. We lost BFG in the GPU wars. Lots of old brand names fell by the wayside since then.

DFI is still around, they make industrial stuff mostly these days. 

[LabRat]

On 20/02/2024 at 18:54, pioneerisloud said:

DFI is still around, they make industrial stuff mostly these days.