ASUS
ASUS 90ME06J0-M0UCY0 server motherboard Q670EA-IM-A 125W 128GB DDR5 4400MHz
Supports 125-watt Intel 13th/12th Gen processors with four DDR5 slots for 128 GB at 4400 MHz and dual PCIe x16 graphics
- Supports 125-watt Intel 13th/12th Gen processors for high performance
- Four U-DIMM slots deliver up to 128 GB 4400 MHz DDR5 memory
- Two PCIe x16 slots enable dual graphics card configurations
- VGA HDMI DisplayPort outputs provide flexible display connectivity
- Seven-year longevity supply ensures long-term availability and stability
Built for 125W Intel servers
The ASUS Q670EA-IM-A motherboard accepts Intel 13th and 12th generation processors rated up to 125 watts. Four U-DIMM slots support up to 128 GB of DDR5 memory at 4400 MHz. It is designed for server workloads that demand sustained multi-core performance and high memory capacity.
Dual graphics and display flexibility
Two PCIe x16 slots allow the installation of dual graphics cards for compute acceleration or multi-monitor output. Integrated VGA, HDMI and DisplayPort connections provide video without an add-in card. A seven-year longevity supply programme and a validated operating range of 0 to 60 °C support long-term deployment in embedded or industrial environments.
Steps up from single-slot or lower-memory boards
This board replaces platforms limited to a single PCIe x16 slot or less than 128 GB of memory. The jump is worthwhile when a build needs dual GPU support, higher DDR5 capacity or the extended temperature rating. It is not suited for buyers who need more than two full-length cards or memory beyond the four-slot limit.
Highlights
- Supports 125-watt Intel 13th/12th Gen processors for high performance
- Four U-DIMM slots deliver up to 128 GB 4400 MHz DDR5 memory
- Two PCIe x16 slots enable dual graphics card configurations
- VGA HDMI DisplayPort outputs provide flexible display connectivity
- Seven-year longevity supply ensures long-term availability and stability
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much power can the CPU socket handle before thermal limits become the bottleneck?
The socket is rated for processors up to 125 watts, so sustained loads beyond that will hit the thermal ceiling first.
What are the acoustic and thermal characteristics when the board runs continuously at full load?
The board is validated for continuous operation between 0 and 60 °C; fan noise will depend on the cooler and chassis airflow you provide.
Which memory modules are required to populate the four DIMM slots?
You need DDR5 U-DIMMs; the board supports up to 128 GB total at 4400 MHz across the four slots.
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