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Well i only found 1 company thats in the top 25 supermicro thats it.

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Well there is one board i like from them its the

SUPERMICRO SUPER 370SSA.

Form Factor

ATX with PC99 color-coded double-deck I/O ports
Size: 12" x 7.8" (W x H)


Processor Support

Intel® 370-pin Pentium® III FCPGA 1 GHz - 550 MHz processors
Intel® 370-pin Celeron 766 - 333 MHz processors


Chipset

Intel® 815e " Solano" chipset
(82815 GMCH + 82801BA ICH2)

Front Side Bus (FSB) Speed

133/100/66 MHz

Memory

Three 3.3 volt, 168-pin DIMM sockets
Up to 512 MB unbuffered SDRAM
Standby voltage to support STR (Suspend to RAM)

I/O Expansion Slots

One CNR (Communications and Network Riser)
One AGP 4x/PRO slot
Six 32-bit PCI bus mastering slots at 33 MHz with suspend voltage

Onboard Devices

Built-in 3D/2D accelerated graphics controller supports resolutions of up to 1280 x 1024 x 16-bit colors at a 75 Hz refresh rate or 1024 x 768 x 24-bit true colors at an 85 Hz refresh rate
Two Ultra DMA (UDMA/100) bus master/EIDE channels that support an IDE drive data transfer rate of 100 MHz
AC'97 2.1 compliant link for audio and telephony CODECs
Four USB (Universal Serial Bus) ports (two onboard connectors and two headers)
PS/2 keyboard and PS/2 mouse connectors
Two 16550 UART compatible serial ports
One ECP/EPP parallel port
One floppy port

Other Features

One WOL (Wake-On-LAN) connector
One infrared connector
One chassis intrusion connector (OEM option only)

Standard Retail Package Contents
One SUPER 370SSA mainboard
One ball bearing fan with tachometer signal input
One COM2 cable (for retail only)
One floppy ribbon cable
One three-ended 80-wire/40-pin IDE UDMA/100 ribbon cable for high speed UDMA IDE devices
One compact disc that includes:
DMI browser for Windows
DMI Wizard
Intel® 815 chipset and graphics drivers
Audio driver
BIOS flash upgrade utility

Special Features

Suspend to RAM (STR): All tasks are stored in RAM and can be resumed within seconds from the minimum power consuming suspend mode.
Wake-on-LAN allows for remote network management and configuration of the PC, even in off-hours when the PC is turned off. This reduces the complexity of managing the network.
Onboard auto-switching power regulator supports CPU core voltages of from 1.3-3.5 volts
Three tachometer fan connectors (for CPU, chassis and thermal control fans)
Keyboard wake-up from Soft-Off
CPU frequency settings - changeable in BIOS setup
Connector for LED overheat indicator

BIOS Features

Supports ACPI ( Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) and APM (Advanced Power Management)
Microsoft OnNow
Slow blinking LED for sleep-state indicator
Main switch override mechanism. Power-up mode control upon recovery from AC power loss
BIOS boot support for USB keyboards
PC Health Monitoring, which allows you to protect your system from problems even before they occur
Three tachometer fan connectors, including one for a thermal control tachometer fan to prevent system from overheating
DMI support
ACPI/APM power management
RTC (Real-Time Clock) wakeup
External modem remote ring-on when system is in Soft-Off state
BIOS rescue hot keys for rescuing the BIOS chip from flash failure
Hardware BIOS virus protection
4 Mb Firmware Hub (AMIBIOS)

PC Health Monitoring

Seven onboard voltage monitors for CPU core, CPU I/O, +3.3V, +5V and +12V
Three-fan status monitoring with firmware/software on/off control
CPU/chassis temperature monitoring
CPU fan auto-off in sleep mode
CPU overheat alarm
LED and control for chassis intrusion detection
System resource alert
Auto-switching voltage regulator for CPU core, up to 20A current

Chassis Compatibility

Standard ATX chassis
Special Features

Suspend to RAM (STR): All tasks are stored in RAM and can be resumed within seconds from the minimum power consuming suspend mode.
Wake-on-LAN allows for remote network management and configuration of the PC, even in off-hours when the PC is turned off. This reduces the complexity of managing the network.
Onboard auto-switching power regulator supports CPU core voltages of from 1.3-3.5 volts
Three tachometer fan connectors (for CPU, chassis and thermal control fans)
Keyboard wake-up from Soft-Off
CPU frequency settings - changeable in BIOS setup
Connector for LED overheat indicator

BIOS Features

Supports ACPI ( Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) and APM (Advanced Power Management)
Microsoft OnNow
Slow blinking LED for sleep-state indicator
Main switch override mechanism. Power-up mode control upon recovery from AC power loss
BIOS boot support for USB keyboards
PC Health Monitoring, which allows you to protect your system from problems even before they occur
Three tachometer fan connectors, including one for a thermal control tachometer fan to prevent system from overheating
DMI support
ACPI/APM power management
RTC (Real-Time Clock) wakeup
External modem remote ring-on when system is in Soft-Off state
BIOS rescue hot keys for rescuing the BIOS chip from flash failure
Hardware BIOS virus protection
4 Mb Firmware Hub (AMIBIOS)

PC Health Monitoring

Seven onboard voltage monitors for CPU core, CPU I/O, +3.3V, +5V and +12V
Three-fan status monitoring with firmware/software on/off control
CPU/chassis temperature monitoring
CPU fan auto-off in sleep mode
CPU overheat alarm
LED and control for chassis intrusion detection
System resource alert
Auto-switching voltage regulator for CPU core, up to 20A current


Picture:
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http://www.supermicro.com/images/I [...] 370ssa.jpg


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Reply to rcf84

Who cares? We can still buy them at the same price, right?

Reply to Grizely1

Dammit, Spain has lost the AMD processor market, in fact it never had it.

Nowadays all the companies move their production facilities to countries where workers are paid less, it is much easier to pay 50 workers in China or Taiwan than paying 10 workers in the USA, the workers in the USA may go on a strike or complain about their salary, in the Asian countries the workers risk their jobs if they complain.

But the fact is that the quality is the same because products are designed and manufactured using the same technology in both places.

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All supermicro boards are made in the u.s.a. I was thinking about building a system of the SUPERMICRO SUPER 370SSA

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Reply to rcf84

DAMN!

You just reminded me of The Hobbit! (No offence!)

"I´m Going Down!...Down!Down!Down!Down!Down!" - Joe Satriani in G3 Live

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Sorry about that i copied and pasted from the supermicro site.

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Reply to rcf84

Aaachkk! That wreaks with stinkiosity!

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