Gigabyte Brix GB-BSi5T-6200

[HEXUS]

Intel Skylake, DDR4 memory and NVMe storage in the palm of your hand.

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[scaryjim]

In case you're interested, the integrated HD 520 graphics returned a score of just 886 in the popular 3DMark Fire Strike test.

According to the http://forums.hexus.net/pc-hardware-...re-thread.html, that's between a mobile A10-4600M (793) and desktop A10 5800k (1054). I play a lot of games on my A10 4600m still, and they all run pretty acceptably at low to medium settings. That's actually pretty impressive graphical performance for a U-series processor...

[1Day]

I see that you used 2 x 16GB memory for the build. Did you have any issues with compatibility and the bios recognising that much ram? The specifications say that 16GB is the maximum. So I am very curious about compatibility with larger modules.

[Parm]

1Day, we had no issues at all running with dual 16GB modules. The system's maximum supported memory size is 32GB total.

[1Day]

Cheers for that, I know the CPU has no issue with 32GB of memory as I have used one before. The Giga web site claims the max is only 16GB, might be worth while getting Nigel to get TW to update the spec page.

[GIGA-Man]

Hi 1Day
The BSi5T-6200 is DDR4 and supports 32GB and is listed as such on our website, whereas the BSi5-6200 is DDR3L only and that is limited to 8GB kits, so with only two DIMM slots it’s a maximum of 16GB.
You might have just entered the part number wrong.

[1Day]

Hi 1Day
The BSi5T-6200 is DDR4 and supports 32GB and is listed as such on our website, whereas the BSi5-6200 is DDR3L only and that is limited to 8GB kits, so with only two DIMM slots it’s a maximum of 16GB.
You might have just entered the part number wrong.

I must have, thought I simply clicked the link on the review. But that makes sense and thank you.

The link to the product page is correct. the link to the Scan page shows 16GB

[BogBeast]

Does anyone know if this supports VMWare Vt-d ?