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ASRock H110 Pro BTC +, the motherboard that supports thirteen graphics for mining

The ASRock H110 Pro BTC + motherboard is made official, which has been designed for mining cryptocurrencies, especially Ethereum and Zcash, supporting up to thirteen graphics cards.

Currently cryptocurrencies are the queens of the market, something that we have already seen after the disappearance of the market for AMD RX 480/580 graphics cards and a certain shortage of GTX 1060, which caused a slight rebound in the price of these. During Computex 2017, we have seen a lot of hardware, but ASRock surprised everyone with a motherboard specially developed for mining, which has support for thirteen graphics cards, such as the ASRock H110 Pro BTC +, which is sure to delight you. the experts in mining.

This motherboard is completely designed for mining cryptocurrencies, it is not intended for anything else, it even incorporates a special driver for Windows, which allows the thirteen graphics cards to work, since it should be remembered that Windows allows up to a maximum of eight graphics cards . A PCIe 3.0 x16 and twelve PCIe 2.0 x1 connectors have been arranged, which allows thirteen graphics to be connected simultaneously, which allows a great mining power. The processor has an 8-pin EPS power supply and two Molexes have been arranged in case the riser needs to be powered.

We should not look for large specifications, since this ASRock H110 Pro BTC +, arrives with the essentials. It has an LGA 1151 socket, ten VRM phases for powering the processor, two DIMM sockets that support 16GB at a frequency of 2133MHz, four SATA 6Gbps ports, one M.2 port, two USB 3.0 ports, four USB 2.0 ports, two PS connectors / 2, DVI video output, Realtek ALC887 sound and Gigabit Ethernet port. We can see that the plate is over and simple, since mining does not require great luxuries. The price will be € 200.

Source: ASRock

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