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An extended-ATX LGA 1150 board with eight PCIe slots spaced 65 mm apart, B75 chipset, all-solid capacitors and a 100 Gigabit LAN port
The OUTAD B85 board uses an LGA 1150 socket and the Intel B75 chipset to host up to eight graphics cards in a single extended ATX form factor. It targets miners and compute-cluster builders who need maximum card density on one platform without riser cables. No onboard audio is fitted, but a 100 Gigabit network controller is integrated.
Each of the eight slots sits on a 65 mm centre-to-centre pitch, giving physical room for thick dual- or triple-slot coolers such as the 3090. The chipset provides a finite number of upstream lanes, so every additional card shares bandwidth; eight cards cannot all run at full electrical width simultaneously. Stability relies on the all-solid-capacitor power delivery across the extended PCB.
Two SO-DIMM slots accept DDR3 notebook modules, limiting total system memory to the capacity of available sticks. The board powers and detects mainstream mining GPUs including the 1660, 2070, 3090 and RX 580 across 10, 20 and 30 series families. Builds needing more than eight cards or full x16 links per slot must use additional host systems.
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| Processor | |
|---|---|
| CPU socket | LGA 1150 |
The board is built with a 65 mm slot pitch so eight double-slot cards sit directly in the PCIe slots, eliminating the need for riser cables and reducing connection points that can fail under continuous load.
The board uses DDR3 notebook memory modules, so you must source SO-DIMM sticks rather than standard desktop DIMMs.
The socket supports Intel Core 2nd and 3rd generation processors, giving a range of affordable used CPUs that keep power draw low for mining rigs.
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