GIGABYTE H610M S2H H610/ Intel/LGA 1700/ Micro ATX/ DDR4 Motherboard For Sale

GIGABYTE H610M S2H H610/ Intel/LGA 1700/ Micro ATX/ DDR4 Motherboard
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GIGABYTE H610M S2H H610/ Intel/LGA 1700/ Micro ATX/ DDR4 Motherboard:
$48.00

The GIGABYTE H610M S2H motherboard is designed for use with Intel processors and LGA 1700 socket type. It features 2 memory slots supporting up to 64GB of DDR4 RAM, as well as M.2 expansion slots for additional components. HDMI input/output ports provide connectivity options for various devices. With a compact Micro ATX form factor, this motherboard is ideal for smaller builds and offers reliable performance for gaming, productivity, and multimedia applications. Made in China, this GIGABYTE motherboard is a solid choice for users looking to upgrade their computer system.
Sale comes with theGIGABYTE H610M S2H H610/ Intel/LGA 1700/ Micro ATX/ DDR4 Motherboard with I/O shield, SATA cables and mounting screws as shown. Photos are of the actual items.$9.95 shipping within the continental USA only. No international shipping.Thank you.


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