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Hm. The A88X-A doesn't appear to actually exist...
This is the micro-ATX version, the A88XM-A. Is that what you meant?
This is the micro-ATX version, the A88XM-A. Is that what you meant?
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It comes with one onboard - look at the back panel.
There's no reason to replace the onboard card in most modern boards.
There's no reason to replace the onboard card in most modern boards.
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From what I can tell, there isn't an A88X-A. However, pretty much every motherboard made in the last decade has built-in LAN.
What board are you talking about?
What board are you talking about?
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Yup, that's the one I linked.
It's got a built in LAN jack (and all the necessary NICs etc) on the rear panel.
That's a micro ATX board, but ATX boards also have built in NICs. There's very little difference between them unless you want to run lots of expansion cards.
It's got a built in LAN jack (and all the necessary NICs etc) on the rear panel.
That's a micro ATX board, but ATX boards also have built in NICs. There's very little difference between them unless you want to run lots of expansion cards.
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