DEPO Computers announced the completion of testing and the start of mass production of the Russian motherboard DP310T, designed for working monoblock desktop computers. The board is based on the Intel H310 chipset and will form the basis of the DEPO Neos MF524 monoblock.
Although the DP310T motherboard is based on an Intel chipset, it was developed in Russia, including its software. The novelty is assembled at the facilities of NPO TsTS of the GS Group holding in the Technopolis GS innovation cluster, which is located in the city of Gusev, Kaliningrad Region. Board-based monoblocks are assembled by DEPO Computers.
The board is based on the Intel H310C chipset, has an LGA 1151v2 processor socket and is compatible with the 4th and 2th generation Intel Core processors in the corresponding version. The novelty has a pair of slots for DDRXNUMX SO-DIMM memory modules, two M.XNUMX slots (for SSD and Wi-Fi module) and a pair of SATA III ports. There is no PCIe slot for a video card, which is not surprising for a board designed for a monoblock.
The Neos MF524 monoblock itself is made in a laconic style with thin 2 mm thick bezels and a 23,8-inch screen with Full HD resolution. In the maximum configuration, an eight-core Core i7-9700 is offered. Moreover, the monoblock uses RAM modules assembled in Russia (up to 16 GB) and SATA solid-state drives (up to 480 GB). It is noted that the system has high performance and supports Russian information security tools, which allows it to be used for any resource-intensive applications and work with information with limited access.
βThe new motherboard based on the Intel H310 chipset is a very complex product, for which we have used the most advanced technologies and mastered new competencies. This is a valuable experience and a great responsibility for the specialists of the enterprise,β said Fyodor Boyarkov, Production Development Director of the GS Group holding.
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