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CMB-B72 – High performance fanless barebone system with Intel QM170 Chipset supporting 6th Generation Intel Core i3/i5/i7 Mobile Processors
The CMB-B72, high performance fanless barebone system, is designed for the 6th generation Intel® Core™ processors in the FCBGA1440 package and supports two DDR4 2133MHz SO-DIMM up to 32GB. The platform is based on Intel® HD Graphics 530 that provides high-end media and graphics capabilities for devices that display videos, 2D/3D graphics and interactive content. In addition the CMB-B72 supports DisplayPort, DVI-D and VGA to provide its advanced solutions for imaging, machine vision and digital signage applications. Excellent for the wide variety of applications in the transportation, military, industrial, medical and telecommunication fields.
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CMB-B72P3 (SKU# 1708172A): Fanless Barebone System with 1 x PCIe X16, 2 x PCI and 6th Generation Intel Core i3-6100E Processor CMB-B72P5 (SKU# 1708172B): Fanless Barebone System with 1 x PCIe X16, 2 x PCI and 6th Generation Intel Core i5-6440EQ Processor CMB-B72P7 (SKU# 1708172C): Fanless Barebone System with 1 x PCIe X16, 2 x PCI and 6th Generation Intel Core i7-6820EQ Processor CMB-B72X3 (SKU# 1708172D): Fanless Barebone System with 1 x PCIe X16, 1 x PCIe X1, 1 x PCI and 6th Generation Intel Core i3-6100E Processor CMB-B72X5 (SKU# 1708172E): Fanless Barebone System with 1 x PCIe X16, 1 x PCIe X1, 1 x PCI and 6th Generation Intel Core i5-6440EQ Processor CMB-B72X7 (SKU# 1708172F): Fanless Barebone System with 1 x PCIe X16, 1 x PCIe X1, 1 x PCI and 6th Generation Intel Core i7-6820EQ Processor
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