ASRock Rack ROMED8-2T/BCM server motherboard SP3 LGA 4094 8 DDR4 3200 10GbE
- EPYC
- Supports AMD EPYC 7…
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Server motherboard with Intel 430TX chipset and four PCI slots
The ASUS TX97-XE is a server motherboard built around the Intel 430TX chipset with four PCI expansion slots. It operates at a 233MHz system speed and is supplied new without accessories. This board suits administrators maintaining legacy server infrastructure.
Buyers needing integrated storage controllers, ATX power connectors, or modern processor support should look elsewhere. The 4 PCI layout limits expansion to older add-in cards, and the 233MHz front-side bus caps throughput for current workloads.
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The board is supplied without accessories; cables, brackets or manuals are not included and must be sourced separately.
This model uses the Intel 430TX chipset with four PCI slots and is the only version listed, so it fits a 233 MHz server configuration directly.
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