The two new boards are nearly identical, and two of the five RJ-45 ports are 10GB in size.
ASRock’s Rack server/workstation sub-brand has expanded its offering with two LGA1700 motherboards with no fewer than four (plus one) RJ-45 adapters, with two supported Intel X710 2GB controllers, two hosted on Intel i210 Gigabit controller and LAN port for IPMI management based on Realtek RTL8211F.
ASRock Rack Z690D4U-2L2T [+]
The common denominator of a pair of microATX format pairs with a 512MB AMI BIOS is not comprehensive, as the four DIMM slots receiving DDR5-4400 memory are the type/number of PCI Express buses (one x16 PCI Express 4.0, one x8 PCI Express 4.0 and one x1 PCI Express 3.0). ), four OCuLink interfaces (three x4 PCI Express 4.0 and one x4 PCI Express 4.0 / four SATA3), PCI Express 3.0 M.2 socket 2230/2242/2260/2280, four SATA connectors and an ASPEED AST2600 BMC controller supported by 4GB DDR4 VRAM is the same too.
ASRock Rack W680D4U-2L2T [+]
There is no difference on the back, as the newcomers have a UID LED button, a 15-pin D-Sub, an HDMI and DisplayPort output, a nine-pin COM port, and two USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A ports for Ethernet already mentioned in the first paragraph.. out connectors.
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a junior For Z690D4U-2L2T It is called – and as its name suggests, it is based on the Intel Z690 Control Bridge – while the other product is equipped with an Intel W680 chip W680D4U-2L2T Listed with type designation. The primary difference is that while the former consumes 12th generation Pentium and Celeron processors, the latter only allows for Core series CPUs. Purchase prices haven’t been announced yet, but these are clearly not two-pillar products.
