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At COMPUTEX 2018, we took a detour through BIOSTAR's booth to check exactly what products the company felt like showcasing to the world. The result was a look at the company's (now not so recent) focus on mining products, materialized in their TB-360-BTC Expert motherboard (an H370 motherboard with 16x PCIe 1x slots for graphics card integration via risers). The TB360-BTC+ cuts that number of PCIe 1x ports down to 7, and makes use of Intel's B360 chipset.
BIOSTAR's TB360-BTC Pro brings the number of PCIe ports up again to 11x PCIe 1x ports; and finally, the TB360-BTC D+ brings the mining apparatus to a whole new level, though it does seem like a waste of PCB space to provide so many PCIe x16 slots. It does mean users don't need to use risers and create or purchase a rack for their graphics cards; this arrangement provides for a cleaner, space-saving build, for sure. Of course, this means there is an assortment of extra power pins to feed that many graphics cards built-in on the board as well.
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BIOSTAR's TB360-BTC Pro brings the number of PCIe ports up again to 11x PCIe 1x ports; and finally, the TB360-BTC D+ brings the mining apparatus to a whole new level, though it does seem like a waste of PCB space to provide so many PCIe x16 slots. It does mean users don't need to use risers and create or purchase a rack for their graphics cards; this arrangement provides for a cleaner, space-saving build, for sure. Of course, this means there is an assortment of extra power pins to feed that many graphics cards built-in on the board as well.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site