BTC-D37 Mining Rig Machine Motherboard With CPU Support 8 GPU PCIE Slot VGA HDMI For Sale

BTC-D37 Mining Rig Machine Motherboard With CPU Support 8 GPU PCIE Slot VGA HDMI
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BTC-D37 Mining Rig Machine Motherboard With CPU Support 8 GPU PCIE Slot VGA HDMI:
$84.79


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Introducing the BTC-D37 Mining Rig Machine Motherboard, a versatile and powerful motherboard perfect for casual computing, gaming, and graphic design. This Mini-ATX form factor motherboard features a range of capabilities, including a CPU socket type of LGA 771/Socket J, DDR3 SDRAM memory type, and a maximum RAM capacity of 8 GB.


With 8 PCIe 16x1 expandable ports, 4 USB 2.0 ports, and front USB 2.0 pin options, this motherboard is designed to handle a range of different devices and setups. Other features include VGA, SATA III, SATA II, HDMI, and USB 2.0 input/output ports, Onboard LAN, and a multi-function card with ITE IT8772E technology. This powerful motherboard is a must-have for anyone looking to build a robust computer system.



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