Standout Features:

• 3x M.2 Slots: This has 1x PCIe 5.0 x4 on the front, and 2x PCIe 4.0 x4 on the back.
• Native OCuLink Interface: It features an onboard OCuLink port. Caveat: The spec sheet notes it connects via the Southbridge at PCIe 3.0 x4.
• Graphics Slot Mode Jumper: A physical jumper on the board to manually toggle the PCIe graphics slot mode (handy if you are dealing with finicky PCIe riser cables and need to force PCIe 3.0/4.0 mode to get a display).

full specs:

Core Architecture

• Form Factor: Mini-ITX (17.0 cm × 17.0 cm)
• CPU Socket: AMD AM5 (LGA 1718)
• Processor Support: AMD Ryzen 7000, 8000, and 9000 Series desktop processors
• Chipset: AMD B850

Power Delivery & VRM

• VRM Configuration: 8+2+1 Phase power design
• Power Stages: Dr.MOS
• Power Connectors: 1× 24-pin ATX Main Power, 1× 8-pin EPS 12V CPU Power

Memory Support

• Slots: 2× DDR5 DIMM slots (Dual-Channel architecture)
• Maximum Capacity: Up to 96GB (48GB per DIMM module)
• Base Speeds: 4800 MHz to 6000 MHz
• Overclocking (O.C.) Support: 6400 / 6800 / 7000 / 7200 / 7400 / 7600 / 7800 / 8000+ MHz

Expansion & Specialized Slots

• Primary PCIe Slot: 1× PCI Express x16 Gen 5.0 slot
• Specialized Data Port: 1× OCuLink interface
  • Note: Routed through the Southbridge/Chipset operating at PCIe Gen 3.0 ×4 bandwidth.

Storage Interfaces

• M.2 NVMe Slots (Total: 3):
  • Front: 1× M.2 slot supporting PCIe Gen 5.0 ×4
  • Rear: 2× M.2 slots supporting PCIe Gen 4.0 ×4
• SATA Ports: 2× SATA 3.0 (6Gbps) interfaces

Networking & Wireless

• Wired LAN: 1× RJ45 Ethernet port — 2.5 Gbps bandwidth (Realtek RTL8125BG controller)
• Wireless: 1× Built-in WiFi slot via PCIe protocol
  • Module: MediaTek MT7902 module (Antenna accessories included)

Audio

• Audio Codec: Realtek ALC897 high-definition audio chip

Connectivity & USB Port Layout

• Rear I/O Panel:
  • 1× HDMI display output
  • 1× DisplayPort (DP) output
  • 1× USB Type-C port
  • 3× USB 3.2 ports
  • 4× USB 2.0 ports
  • 1× Physical BIOS Reset button
• Internal Headers:
  • 1× USB Type-E header (for external case Type-C routing)
  • 1× USB 3.0 pin header (expandable to 2× USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports)
  • 2× USB 2.0 pin headers (expandable to 4× USB 2.0 ports)

Cooling & Lighting Controls

• Fan Headers: 2× 4-pin PWM fan connectors
• RGB Integration: 2× ARGB 5V 3-pin headers managed by an independent MCU hardware control chip

Advanced Mainboard Features

• 1× Physical Power-On Self-Test (POST) jumper
• 1× Graphics card slot operation mode toggle switch jumper (manual PCIe generation forcing)
• Clear CMOS jumper functionality

not sure what to do in this situation, he already paid for postage and the item, but im using ebay simple delivery I will have to probably cancel the order and change postage right?

So I bought this used on eBay but the seller didn't package it adequately, so I'm stuck with this: I got It for a good price at £65 so I don't really want to return it, contacted fractal but they don't sell replacement wood panels ATM but they have plans to open a shop for it... so ATM I'm stuck :/

I’ve been hunting for a good deal on a 32-inch 4K OLED for what feels like forever. I finally stumbled across a used one from a bulk retailer for £310. Since it has a solid return policy, it felt like a low risk buy..

It’s definitely not the absolute top-tier flagship 4K panel on the market, but for this price, it easily does the job. My plan is to use it as a placeholder and probably sell it for the exact same price in 9 months if I'm able to get a 4th-5th gen 4k32 OLED monitor for £450.

2nd time i've seen a listing like this

I bought this used but can't see anything

The description said it was HBC and the AI said it should say HBC somewhere

edit: thanks to u/roiceofveason, its the standard version according to this: https://www.noctua.at/en/support/faqs/are-the-hbc-lbc-and-standard-versions-of-the-nh-d15-g2-cooler-clearly-distinguishable-from-another

this was a follow up from this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Noctua/comments/1tbkdfo/so_i_bought_this_but_i_have_amd_am5_does_it_work/

comes with a screen and cost me £85 from computer orbit. with 4 TL-M12S Infinity fans, 3 reverse, 1 forward, really great value. not available in the US yet i think, when it hits, probably the best budget case with a screen + fans. build quality isn't the best but it was easy to build in. the packaging is my biggest complaint, they really could've used a better box and foam to pack it better.

relevant specs:

TL-M10 Vision case
Peerless vision 360 Cooler
Zotac amp infinity 5070 Ti
Upsiren rgb cable
TL M12S fans

im thinking of just selling the heatsink and harvesting the fans

has anyone tried this setup (PC to wireless device) hows the latency and stutter?