Tuesday, February 25th 2020

SAPPHIRE Announces New Family of Compact AMD Ryzen Embedded Motherboards

SAPPHIRE Technology builds on the reputation and strength of its embedded systems business division by announcing a new series of embedded motherboards with a compact footprint that deliver improved levels of performance, features and stability to customers. Powered by the latest AMD Ryzen Embedded Processor which feature the AMD Radeon "Vega" graphics combined with the high-performance "Zen" CPU, the BP-FP5 and NP-FP5 embedded platforms provide a stable balance of low power consumption and optimized performance for the embedded markets.

According to Paul Smith, Director of SAPPHIRE's Embedded Business Division, "the versatile and effective design of these boards with low power compute and high-resolution multimedia display capability make them perfect for a wide variety of industry applications in the Embedded space such as industrial PC, interactive digital signage, thin clients and POS terminals".
SAPPHIRE Excellence
SAPPHIRE's BP-FP5 and NP-FP5 embedded boards have a compact footprint of 4 inches x 4 inches and feature up to 32 GB dual-channel DDR4 (2400 MHz) SODIMM memory as well as expansion interfaces including M.2 sockets for WiFi and SSD modules. The BP-FP5 supports up to three independent 4K displays with on board 2x DisplayPort (DP) and 1x HDMI 2.0 and I/O connectivity of 5x USB ports. The NP-FP5 supports up to two independent 4K displays with on board 2x mini-DisplayPort (DP) and I/O connectivity of 5x USB ports. Moreover, the BP-FP5 and NP-FP5 boards operate with maximum APU thermal design power (TDP) of 25 W whilst delivering outstanding compute and graphics performance.

Powered by AMD Ryzen Embedded Processor
The BP-FP5 and NP-FP5 support the latest AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 and R1000 Processors that provide ultra-high performance to embedded markets by combining the powerful performance of the pioneering "Zen" CPU and "Vega" GPU architectures in a seamlessly-integrated SoC solution that sets a new standard for next-generation embedded designs.

"With the AMD Ryzen Embedded processors, our goal is to provide customers with the seamless compute power needed for designers to achieve new levels of versatility and efficiency for embedded computing," said Stephen Turnbull, director of product management and business development, Embedded Solutions, AMD. "We are excited to see SAPPHIRE use the AMD Ryzen Embedded processors to deliver innovative products, such as the BP-FP5 and NP-FP5 embedded boards, delivering a stable balance of low power consumption and optimized performance for the embedded markets."

Turbo Charged Mini PC
Simply NUC the leading specialist of NUC-based mini-computer systems is announcing an extension of their line of long-life mini-computer product line based on SAPPHIRE embedded motherboards at Embedded World 2020. Simply NUC will launch three new families. These include Post Oak based on the BP-FP5 motherboards powered by AMD Ryzen Embedded V1605B and R1606G Processor APUs, Red Oak based on the NP-FP5 motherboards with AMD Ryzen Embedded R1505G and R1305G Processor APU versions and Evergreen a more cost-effective solution based on the BP GX424CC-LC2 motherboard.

Simply NUC Post OAK
"Simply NUC is thrilled to on-board SAPPHIRE as a strategic partner," said Aaron Rowsell, Simply NUC founder and CEO, "With Oak and Evergreen families we fill out our long-life mini roadmap, and our SAPPHIRE partnership ensures a robust line-up that demonstrates remarkable performance levels at costs that won't break your budget.
For more information, visit the product pages of the BP GX424CC-LC2, NP-FP5V, and BP-FP5V.
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8 Comments on SAPPHIRE Announces New Family of Compact AMD Ryzen Embedded Motherboards

#2
notb
SchmuckleyHTPC stuff?
Direct competition for Intel NUC.
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#3
fancucker
Does it still suffer from high idle/standby consumption? Admirable from AMD but also limited availability and options
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#4
gasolina
It cost around 700 to 1000$ really cheap though should be 5000$
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#5
BArms
Yes, need more options for an OpenBSD or pfsense firewall.
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#6
Houd.ini
Where the heck is the CPU/APU and accompanying heatsinks on those boards?
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#7
Patriot
Just wish there was a dual intel nic ryzen embedded for firewall usage... all these fuckers keep using realtek which is terribly unsuitable for freebsd.
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#8
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Be Nice if Sapphire Burst the ATX motherboard bubble and beat on Asus in the AM4 and TR arena...
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