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    Ryzen V1000 APUs coming to market... looking forward to Linux reviews / benchmarks

    This one from Sapphire looks interestingly spec'd ... 4 display ports

    phoronix any hope?
    SAPPHIRE Technology
    http://www.sapphiretech.com
    AMD Ryzen™ Embedded V1000 APU Quad 4K displays The new SAPPHIRE FS-FP5V 5”x 5” small form factor embedded motherboard is based on the latest AMD Ryzen™ Embedded V-Series Family APUs which features the industry leading Vega GPU graphics combined with the high-performance “Zen” CPU Core. Four 4K displays can be supported in addition to dual-channel DDR4-3200 memory, dual Ethernet controllers, and M.2 for WiFi and SSD expansion. The SAPPHIRE FS-FP5V is an ideal solution for high resolution visual embedded applications like electronic gaming machines, medical imaging, interactive digital signage, thin clients, POS terminals and more.
    Tags: apu, ryzen, v1000
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    Unfortunately I've received no offers for review samples.
    Michael Larabel
    https://www.michaellarabel.com/

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      Originally posted by tsuru View Post
      Four 4K displays can be supported
      That makes the board interesting. Other mini-ITX AM4 mobos have at most two outputs that can support 4K displays.
      I wonder what limits them to 4K though, according to the specs they are DP 1.4 which supports 5K uncompressed. 8K would need DSC which is unfortunately not supported by AMD.

      Originally posted by Sapphire
      2x DDR4 ECC/Non-ECC SO-DIMMs
      That is also interesting, as the consumer APUs don't have working ECC (at least nobody got this to work so far).

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