OEM Production 2700L2D-MxPC

dual NICs ; perfect for pfSense ; tiny footprint ; low power consumption

none for router use ; video is terrible for PC use

Size

Does NOT support Windows 64 bit drivers or WinXP ; DO NOT buy Intel Atom system that has Intel GMA 3650 Video built in. Intel will not release 64 bit drivers, No plans ; No Linux drivers or support. No DirectX 10 support ; Finally installed Win 7 32...

Great little (and very inexpensive) box for any network application. I have 5 of these babies (started with two and later bought 3 more). I use them for two separate webservers, a pfSense firewall, an Asterisk telephony server and a lightweight PC....

1. HDMI seemed a little temperamental. Lost connection to the monitor a few times under Win 7 when I was setting up the lightweight PC. Not sure why. Otherwise the drivers that come with the motherboard seem to work OK ; 2. Interior is a little tight...

Great stuff onboard for such an inexpensive system (USB 3.0/2 NICs) ; The Atom D2700 surprised me in terms of usability. It's not a workhorse, but it'll do the trick for a network appliance ; Some people here were saying that the board would only...

It's toasty ; SATA power cable was a little short, but not really a problem. It fits. I didn't have to bend anything ; Bad video support for Linux and the framebuffer WILL be wonky when using the machine as a terminal. Hopefully this will be remedied

Small, Dual NICS, USB3, Efficient, Quiet, and Inexpensive. 64bit support. 8GB (2x4GB) Ram - Some users / websites had mentioned that 4GB was the max. Great for use as a low power server. Good for download / torrent server, UTM device like NAS /...

No 64bit video drivers. No motherboard / website support

dual NIC ; low power consumption ; supports full 8GB of RAM (with 64bit OS)

PFSense might install, but the display is all jacked up and there's no serial port on this mobo ; IPFire installs, but no NIC drivers ; M0n0Wall installs, but no NIC drivers ; No full featured 64bit video drivers

Same as below except there is no optical out(just header for it), and its a 1x ->PCIe<-... My bad

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Great box for the price ; D2700 ; Dual NICs ; PCI 1x ; HDMI and Optical out ; Legacy VGA, and headers to add RS232/Parallel if you need (also LVDS and SPDIF)

No video driver support for X in Linux. VESA drivers mean this is completely unusuable for anything requiring "front end" related ; This is a total shame because what a great XBMC box otherwise ; Sounds like when combined with the 32bit Win7...

Small, well built, silent, dual gigabit NICs

Top of case gets quite warm without a fan installed (I haven't installed one yet). Power cable & SATA cable are just a tad too short and have a little bit of strain on them when plugged in -- nothing major