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Intel Atom Dual-Core D525/Intel NM10/DDR3/A&V&GbE/Mini-ITX Motherboard BOXD525MW

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Brand	Intel
CPU Socket	BGA 559
RAM Memory Technology	DDR3
Memory Storage Capacity	4 GB
Graphics Card Interface	Integrated
Memory Slots Available	2
Number of USB 2.0 Ports	8
Total USB Ports	8

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Intel Dual-Core Atom Processor D525 (1.8 GHz, 1MB L2 Cache) Chipset.
2x 204pin DDR3-1066/800 DIMMs, Single Channel, Non-ECC, Max Capacity upto 4GB Slots.
Integrated 6-Channel High Definition Audio CODEC.
Integrated Intel GMA3150 Graphics Controller LAN.

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Sold By	Mega Micro Devices Inc.	Amazon.com	MemoryC	Amazon Warehouse	Daytona Web
CPU Socket	BGA 559	—	FCBGA1170	LGA 1150	Information not Available
Item Dimensions	6.7 x 6.7 x 2 inches	10.8 x 8.3 x 2.3 inches	11 x 3 x 8.3 inches	6.7 x 6.7 x 1.9 inches	10 x 10 x 10 inches
Item Weight	1.32 lbs	1.47 lbs	2.30 lbs	1.20 lbs	1.00 lbs
Memory Slots Available	2	2.0	2	2	4
RAM Memory Technology	DDR3	DDR4	DDR3	DDR3	DDR
Supported Motherboard	Mini ITX	Mini ITX	—	Mini ITX	Mini ITX

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Intel BOXD525MW Atom Dual-Core D525/Intel NM10/DDR3/A&V&GbE/Mini-ITX Motherboard, Retail

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RAM

4 GB DDR3

Number of USB 2.0 Ports

Other Technical Details

Brand

Intel

Item model number

BOXD525MW

Item Weight

1.32 pounds

Product Dimensions

6.7 x 6.7 x 2 inches

Item Dimensions LxWxH

6.7 x 6.7 x 2 inches

Manufacturer

Intel

Language

English

ASIN

B0041RSC94

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

September 6, 2010

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72 ratings

3.7 out of 5 stars

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#2,832 in Computer Motherboards

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miketheman

Now here is a sweet little board for entry level computing and reliability.

Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2013

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This is not the right motherboard for gamers. It's an entry level basic motherboard really used for simple tasks such as browsing the web, running office applications (not intensive database sorting) we use these boards for our point of sale machines mostly on the kiosk side and not the server side. For server side usage we normally use the Intel DH77DF motherboard which packs much more power depending on the cpu installed. However, this is a really reliable little board, very little heat buildup which creates a very stable system. It's a workhorse for continued daily use of a single software or two. Installing too many applications in a system using this motherboard will not give you a great computer experience. (Well Maybe For Some) For more info on this board I suggest you visit the Intel web site to see if this is what you really need. Trying to boost the performance of this board by using SSD drives and faster memory will not give you much of an impact in terms of performance vs price. We even tried it as a media htpc and while it did a fairly decent job, one could see where it was a bit under powered. If used as a server, you may get away with light usage but by no means will it do well with more than two users at a time. I guess it depends on the type and size of the data it needs to serve up. I my opinion I'd only use it for what I've said above. In terms of reliability, simplicity and available connections, it's great and the price is fair. We have quite a number of them installed at various locations running the kiosk side point of sale software and they run everyday 24/7 without a glitch. Some of these boards are well over a year old and still going strong. So far we only had two of these boards out of 50 that died and both were well over the warranty period running under some stressful conditions such as being locked up in a cupboard without any ventilation. Hey! it's not something we wanted to do but the owner of the establishment preferred the décor and would rather buy extra motherboards since he considered them really inexpensive. He's still got three more machines built in the Antec ISK-110 cases hidden under these cupboards without any ventilation and running them over a year without any problems..!!! If any of the above is what you're planning to use these boards for then I'd recommend you get these motherboards and see for yourself.

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R. Nielsen

Great For Certain Tasks

Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2013

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I initially purchased this plus a 60GB Intel SSD and 2 x 2GB RAM sticks to operate my CNC router, running LinuxCNC; it runs everything very well. Since then, I purchased a laser engraver which requires Windows XP to drive the machine; also no problem. I may try Mach 3 to control the CNC and see if I can run the laser and CNC simultaneously off the same computer; could be a stretch for this.

This boots either Windows or Linux within seconds thanks to the SSD, apps load incredibly quickly too. I don't have any kinds of apps or games on this to get a feel for high-end performance, but it runs typical desktop and design apps such as LibreOffice and Corel Draw with no lag.

I appreciate that it doesn't have any fans, so no problems clogging up with dust in the dirty environment.

The only problem I've encountered thus far is that I couldn't install the OSes from a USB DVD drive (and I still don't have a SATA DVD drive that I could temporarily attach--still only have PATA). I was able to make bootable USB flash drives in both cases to install, but that makes my first Windows partition "D:" rather than "C:"; haven't yet taken the trouble to research how to change the boot partition's drive letter.

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Moe Priell

Runs Like A Champ

Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2010

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I unboxed this motherboard, mounted in the case, installed 2GB of RAM, connected the cables and it fired right up.
Very easy to setup this motherboard. I easily installed Windows XP SP3 from a DVD that I had burned then updated all of the drivers from the CD included with this mobo. Performance is snappy. Task Manager shows 4 CPUs.

I have only had it up and running for a few hours but everything seems stable thus far.

This is my second build using an Intel Atom mini-ITX combo. Very satisfied. I built my first one in a similar configuration almost 2 years ago. Both boxes use an Apex MI-008 mini-ITX case.

Tip: Pick up some shorter SATA cables.

Update after 1 week: Still running great. Web pages load in a snap. It even runs older pc games (circa 2000) with ease. Onboard video with Acer G205H Bbd 20-Inch Widescreen LCD Display (Black) looks fabulous.

17 people found this helpful

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N. Parker

Not Intel Boxed - not as advertised. No I/O Shield - can't install in standard case.

Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2017

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This was not in the Intel box - not in any box. And did not include any parts that would normally come with these - no I/O shield (essential to installing), no cables, no CD. Definitely not oem boxed item. The motherboard itself did appear to be new and in original, sealed static bag, but that's all there was. Can't install without I/O shield. Also, if it was truly an Intel boxed item with all the oem bits that come in the box, there would be other useful things in there, but without that I/O shield, this thing is useless unless you're making some kind of custom cutout case.

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Oldguy

Three of Them, running strong

Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2012

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This is my third one and it did not disappoint me either.
The fact that these boards can run 64Bit operating systems is a big plus.
All three run as 64 Bit Linux servers. Their performance is absolutely great for the price and more than sufficient for my tasks on hand.
They have 4 GB of RAM installed with SATA Disk drives ranging from 250GB to several TB's (LVM Configuration, multiple 500GB drives)
as Mail Server, Domain Server and other application.
In such application they are usually started and run until they die. Provided that spikes and other harmful Voltage variations are kept away,
they should live forever. Real life is different however.
I absolutely like the low power consumption that can be as little as 18 Watt. This will keep the electric bill at a reasonable level.

Again, I would highly recommend this board for light to medium heavy tasks, where power consumption is a concern!

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lolnope

suprisingly usable, if you use it right

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 26, 2013

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originally bought for a NAS server, it saved my ass when my cheap ass fujitsu lifebook started falling apart on me.

-edit-
ive recently repurposed this thing into a HTPC to run emulated games, and it brought to light a few features, or lack of features, should i say, of this product.

this thing struggles with PS1 emulation at times, especially when rendering large or complex terrain, but is largely playable overall. i probably wont bother testing ps2 emulation on it, for obvious reasons, but it did bring to light an aspect of this board i didnt consider when buying it, the IGPU. the integrated GPU is weak to say the least, i get the feeling this was meant more for embedded systems and office use rather than entertainment, and god help you if you want to watch good quality 720p anime on it, so anyone considering this board for similar uses should find something else. if, on the other hand, you want a power saving system to do basic things with such as text editing, web browsing, the like, then youre good to go.

i also seem to be having an issue with the mini PCI-E port on it, nothing i plug into it works properly

Alexander Jeffery

Fantastic motherboard

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 30, 2012

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I only have a couple of complaints to make about this motherboard:
1) No USB 3.0
2) The I/O plate is poorly designed and is a little tricky to work with (not a major issue though)
3) The legacy ports are unnecessary - who still uses a PS2 mouse/keyboard?

This is a great motherboard and a complete solution - it has an integrated Intel atom dual core processor. The atom processors have come along leaps and bounds in the last 2 years, and this one really packs a punch, yet is very low powered, so much so that it can be cooled passively without a fan, which is a fantastic feature of this motherboard.
The graphics on this thing aren't great - if you want to play 3D games, go for something else (the Zotac ITX boards are great for that) but that's fine for me because I'm using it as a Linux server, which doesn't even have a GUI.
At £50 this motherboard is a great buy.

2 people found this helpful

mr d j bentham

Silent solution - Intel Atom always rock's!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 7, 2012

Verified Purchase

Bought a Intel Atom D425 motherboard a year ago for the in laws to have a silent htpc. It just's works and is so reliable and silent.

So purchased this motherboard for my NAS project. Brilliant!

Highly recommended for all OS NAS box's.

Well done intel!

RegWd

Low power consumption

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 12, 2013

Verified Purchase

I purchased this motherboard for its low power consumption, to run an aircraft monitoring application 24/7, which it does perfectly, and is completely silent. Coupled to a 2.5" hard drive and 2 Gb ram. It draws approximately 2 amps at 12 volts (24 watts), and is powered from 12 volt 100 watt solar panel system.

3 people found this helpful

Dirk Benedict

Verbrauch und Power stimmen!

Reviewed in Germany on February 19, 2012

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Das Board kommt in einem verbauchsoptimierten SOHO-Server unter (Arch-)Linux zum Einsatz. Die Maschine dient als Mail-, Web-, File-, Datenbank- und Backup-Server und bietet darüber hinaus noch den SSH-Zugang und ein Repository unter Subversion an. Die Power für dieses Angebot hat er! Wir sind sehr zufrieden: Leistung und Verbrauch (ca. 35 Watt, mit 2x 2TB HD und 4 GB RAM) stimmen. Als kleiner Abteilungs- oder SOHO-Server tut er seinen Dienst, wenn die Last kalkulierbar ist. Er hat einen Mac-Mini-Server ersetzt, der zwar hübscher aussieht, aber weder vom Leistungs-Angebot, noch von der Stabilität mit halten kann (leider!). Und das zu einem sehr günstigen Preis. Das Board scheint eine recht gute Verarbeitungsqualität zu haben, wir hatten jeden falls weder bei der Installation, noch im Betrieb ein Problem. Der Server läuft seit 3 Monaten durch. Dokumentation, Verpackung, Leistung und Qualität: hier stimmt (für den richtigen Einsatzbereich) alles.

Der Server ist außerdem aus folgenden Komponenten aufgebaut:
2x Western Digital WD20EARX 2TB interne Festplatte[...]
1x Samsung EcoGreen F4 HD204UI [...]
1x Netzteil[...]
1x Gehäuse [...]
2x 2 GB RAM

Was ich noch vermissen: USB 3 - das wäre, gerade für den Betrieb von externen Festplatten, super.

7 people found this helpful

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