An ATX form factor is a motherboard and power supply configuration that uses the Advanced Technology Extended (ATX) form factor. It’s the most common type of motherboard for desktop computers. 

Features

• Size: A standard ATX motherboard is 12 in x 9.6 in (305 mm x 244 mm) 
• Ports: Includes USB and SATA ports for storage, front audio and power connectors, and multiple PCI-E slots 
• Expansion slots: Usually has seven expansion slots 
• Memory slots: Typically has four or more memory slots 
• Sleep mode: Has a sleep mode feature 

Benefits 

• Flexibility: Can accommodate larger and more powerful components
• Upgradeability: Can accommodate larger and more powerful components
• Standardization: Improves standardization and interchangeability of parts

Portwell’s industrial ATX/ µ-ATX motherboards comply with Intel® platforms and provide the ultimate performance and reliability for various industrial applications. With all its ports mounted on a single circuit board, this is a motherboard that allows for ease of use and quick setup in industrial settings. These applications include image processing, data centre communication, AI/machine learning computing, and numerous industrial automation applications. They support up to seven expansion slots, boast flexible PCIe configurability, and have numerous input/output connectivity options. As a result, with their long product life span, these industrial ATX & µ-ATX boards can satisfy all of your organization’s needs. These ATX motherboards perform very well and offer a wide range of computing capacities.

The industrial boards are widely used in image processing, data center communication, AI/machine learning computing, and numerous industrial automation applications.

Browse our selection of industrial ATX boards today or contact us https://www.portwell.in/industrial-motherboard/