ASUS Mainboard - P13R-M

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The ASUS P13R-M is a professional-grade micro-ATX server motherboard engineered for small to medium-sized businesses and cloud-service providers requiring reliable, 24/7 operation. It features the Intel C262 chipset and LGA 1700 socket, supporting Intel Xeon E-2400 processors and high-speed DDR5 memory, making it an excellent choice for data-intensive server tasks; however, its specialized server-focused feature set may be overkill for standard desktop or consumer-grade gaming builds.
| Model Part Number | P13R-M |
|---|---|
| Brand | Asus |
This motherboard is specifically designed for the Intel Xeon E-2400 and Intel Pentium series. While it uses the LGA 1700 socket, server-specific chipset compatibility is required.
The P13R-M is optimized for ECC UDIMMs. Using non-ECC memory may result in stability issues or system failure.
Yes, its micro-ATX form factor allows it to fit into most standard micro-ATX or ATX computer cases, provided the case supports the rear I/O layout.
The ASPEED AST2600 acts as the Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) for remote server management, video output, and monitoring.
Yes, with eight SATA III ports, it provides the flexibility to create various RAID configurations through the BIOS or OS-based controllers.
Yes, you can use the embedded ASMB11-iKVM web interface to update the BIOS remotely, even if the server operating system is not running.
Verify that all power connections (24-pin and 8-pin) are secure. Check if memory modules are properly seated in their slots.
Ensure the management LAN port is connected to your network. Verify that the ASMB11-iKVM module is enabled in the BIOS.
Update the Intel I210AT drivers in your OS and check network cables for physical damage.