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7 Gen4 x 16 PCI-E slots Extra 10G capable USB-C case panel header and port connected to standalone USB controller chip. Embedded VGA and IPMI, so you have no need worry about headless setup in case of GPU pass-through. No fans. Fans especially small break fast. It produce noise. Having custom fans on main-board that are hard to replace is no good for building a system that expected to work 24/7 for years. 10G Ethernet. No use now, but extensibility. Likely would be able to host EPYC Milan CPUs.

Two pcie x16 slots with ryzen comparibokity

Ipmi feature allowed effortless bios update even without a cpu or ram. Also enabled full setup without a screen, all it need was Lan and power. Plenty of pcie lanes for small businesses or home lab

Easy to set up.

Great product !!! 9.8 of 10 Work with the All server OS & Nas Os ,Windows Server ,TrueNas, Linux , Open Media Vault , Ubuntu Server ,Rockstor....etc. No need for Graphics Card and you can control it remotely even turn on and off ! :) no need for monitor , and does not consume a lot of power .Its work 24/7 Price Vs performance 10 of 10 .........very fast ....and .powerful ...nice Asrock !!

All the features you could ever want. Has sensors for days! HTML5 WebUI for Remote Console to your OS!

This motherboard was a upgrade from a Supermicro X11SAE-M motherboard that I use in a TrueNAS Scale server at home. I was able to use a i7-14700K processor and transfer my boot drive and eight hard drives to this system easily. The included IPMI is a welcome feature as it allows me to remotely manage the CLI of the server and even remotely reboot or power up/down the system. ECC memory support was absolutely essential.

With everything going for it, this board is awesome. I paired it with 128GB of ECC DDR4 RAM, a Ryzen 9 3950x, a 1TB NVMe and 2x 2TB SSDs for a monster homelab all-flash vSAN ESXi. Running vanilla 7.0 ESXi with vcenter 7.0 I have no problem loading it. Rounding up my build is a Fractal Design Core 500 Black case, a 1000W PSU and a Corsair Hydro Series H80i. IPMI is HTML5 based, very responsive and useful. There is a video card built in so you can run any Ryzen without having to install an external card. The board comes with one oculink to 4 sata splitter which can be configured as a SATA or PCIe handoff.

VGA out and 10Gbit NICs were worth the upgrade to the NT edition.

Standard ATX layout allows it to be used in nearly any standard case, either a rackmount chassis or a large desktop.  Tons of PCIe lanes PCIe slots are arranged such that you can easily use multiple video cards. (I have two Geforc 4090s in mine.) It came with a new enough BIOS version to handle Milan (Zen 3) CPUs. Supermicro boards are always very high quality, well designed for their intended tasks. As usual they made very sensible hardware and design choices.