Wednesday, June 21st 2017

BIOSTAR Announces A68N-5600 SoC Motherboard for SFF and HTPCs

BIOSTAR is proud to announce its latest motherboard designed for the perfect balance of performance and value for small form factor (SFF) and home theatre PCs with its latest motherboard featuring AMD A10-4655M SoC solution. BIOSTAR has created the A68N-5600 in line with its SoC motherboard offerings that bring together the essence of the ultimate home-entertainment or office PC that offer low-power, small footprint whilst still bringing excellent performance for its intended tasks The BIOSTAR A68N-5600 has an MSRP of USD 64.99.

Featuring a built-in AMD A10-4655M quad-core processor capable of Turbo clocks of 2.8GHz with a base clock of 2GHz, the motherboard delivers modern-day multitasking performance for day-to-day task as well as decoding task for entertainment use, enough to play HD content. The motherboard supports DDR3-1333MHz memory up to 32GB for excellent compatibility and all comes in the compact mini-ITX form factor perfect for SFF.
The BIOSTAR A68N-5600 features tried-and-tested BIOSTAR technology in delivering excellent experience for users including HD Audio for excellent sound replication and listening perfect for watching movies with full support for DirectX11.1 for greater support for 3D applications.

The BIOSTAR A68N-5600 features legacy PS/2 connectors as well as a pair of USB3.0 and USB2.0 ports for connectivity. A full 1Gbps LAN port is present for high-speed transfer. Multimedia I/O includes video output for both HDMI and VGA both supporting up to 1920x1200 @60hz output. Multi-channel audio is available up to 7.1 channels and pure high definition audio.

For more information, visit the product page.
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9 Comments on BIOSTAR Announces A68N-5600 SoC Motherboard for SFF and HTPCs

#1
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
Had it been nanoITX I would have liked it, and even bought it.
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#2
CoolZone
Would have liked this board to also come in a variant with SODIMM DDR3.
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#3
TheLostSwede
News Editor
Could've been a perfect NAS board with a couple of more SATA connectors...
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#4
hojnikb
Hey techpower/biostar, 2012 called, they want their cpus back.
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#5
Kursah
I have an Asus N3150-I which is similar to this that works great for a PFSense build (though also used them for office builds). The Celeron 3150 is decent...I do wonder if this AMD might compete or not...

This looks like it'd make a great budget office/web browser PC, or PFSense, OPNSense, etc. box on a budget with gobs of power for extra features like IDS, IPS, caching proxy, filtering, VPN servers, multiple subnets, etc. without skipping a beat.
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#7
dj-electric
Biostar is well known for their weird and awkward product launches. Nothing new really
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#8
Valantar
I'm happy to see I'm not the only one baffled by this. What an odd thing to launch in 2017.
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#9
Ruru
S.T.A.R.S.
That fan looks like some DIY solution.
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