Q670 with vPRO NAS Board!

[StoneJames]

 

[louie1961]

OK, who makes it?

 

[RolloZ170]

OK, who makes it?

CW-670-NAS ???

 

[louie1961]

Can't find anything on Google with that text string

 

[USER189364]

Looks to be a Chinese manufacturer? Changwang

 

[RolloZ170]

Can't find anything on Google with that text string

its printed on the board(zoom)
cwwk uses CW-PCH_NAS

 

[SnJ9MX]

OP seems to enjoy dropping pictures with no context and leaving. this is the 2nd instance

 

[louie1961]

its printed on the board(zoom)
cwwk uses CW-PCH_NAS

I still find nothing. I checke3d the CWWK website earlier too. If you find a link I would appreciate it you could share. Thx

 

[CyklonDX]

just out of curiosity what are the chips here?

for nas - i presume we'll run hot here + cpu exhaust.

 

[ebacho]

just out of curiosity what are the chips here?

for nas - i presume we'll run hot here + cpu exhaust.

Searching the top part number (L22H017-0) shows it is a transformer/filter for the ethernet ports, bottom two chips are the PHYs.

 

[RolloZ170]

I still find nothing. I checke3d the CWWK website earlier too. If you find a link I would appreciate it you could share. Thx

still early access, will be there soon.

 

[mrpasc]

Q670 doesn’t support ECC. Far away from a „perfect NAS motherboard“…

 

[SlowmoDK]

just out of curiosity what are the chips here?

Without being able to read chips, it very much looks like intel 226's, same as on their other boxes/boards

 

[RolloZ170]

Without being able to read chips, it very much looks like intel 226's, same as on their other boxes/boards

they are mentioned in the video :
I226-V/LM

 

[StoneJames]

Can't find anything on Google with that text string

New Product,and it will coom soon

 

[StoneJames]

Without being able to read chips, it very much looks like intel 226's, same as on their other boxes/boards

i226-v&i226-LM

 

[zir_blazer]

Why not W680 Chipset instead of Q670 so that we can use DDR5 UDIMM with ECC?

Also, the screenshot is most likely wrong. With only 2 slots, you can currently max out at 96 GiB RAM, not 192.

 

[RolloZ170]

With only 2 slots, you can currently max out at 96 GiB RAM, not 192.

192 is correct but not with this board, not with UDIMM.

 

[Chriggel]

192 is correct but not with this board, not with UDIMM.

Even when looking at this from this very unique and creative angle, it's not correct. The max for 2 slots of DDR5, not with this board, not with UDIMM, is 512 GB at the moment with the existing 256 GB RDIMM.

I don't see how this would be the "perfect" NAS mainboard. Without ECC, it's not even an "interesting" NAS mainboard. One of the best ITX NAS mainboards is still the Asrock C236 WSI. Barely any competitors were released since its launch many years ago.

 

[StoneJames]

Even when looking at this from this very unique and creative angle, it's not correct. The max for 2 slots of DDR5, not with this board, not with UDIMM, is 512 GB at the moment with the existing 256 GB RDIMM.

I don't see how this would be the "perfect" NAS mainboard. Without ECC, it's not even an "interesting" NAS mainboard. One of the best ITX NAS mainboards is still the Asrock C236 WSI. Barely any competitors were released since its launch many years ago.

The price also has no competitors