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Easily displays constantly cycling pictures displayed in a web browser that communicates with a CCTV system. This type of display does not require much effort from the onboard Intel graphics features. Easily works with a single 8GB SO-DIMM (Kingston KVR, 1.35v, DDR3-1600) in the proper DIMM slot in my case. The proper slot to use for single DIMM operation is covered in the manual. Supports 4 SATA-3 devices, but I am only using 1 device. read the manual to determine which connectors are direct to the SoC and which are connected to the SoC via the onboard ASmedia SATA chip (that is supported in current version of Linux). The network chip is Realtek and supported in Linux "by default", but load the Realtek network chip firmware from your Linux distribution to ensure stable operation. No issues detecting the USB2 and USB ports on this board.

While Intel says 8Gigs max ram on J1900, Asrock says 16Gb for this board. I put in two 8Gig sticks from their recommended list and bios/linux/win10 all see the 16Gigs just fine. Used this to build a quite Win10 surfing/e-mail/Office box for the parents. 16Gigs of Ram/Samsung 850Evo 250Gig SSD/an old DVD drive I had around - all in a Rosewill Line M case. Unless you spin up the optical not a moving part in it. Use a 15 year old Thinkpad power supply. Quiet as quiet can be. Lovely. Win10 has one 'unknown device' in the hardware manager but it doesn't seem to bother anything so OK. Will probably get sorted as Win10 matures a bit.