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The segmentation goes the other way too. At one point, there were no Ryzen boards that could be rack-mounted for enterprise use.


Memory slot direction doesn't seem that important. At least, I've got a desktop board in a rack that seems happy enough. Or is there something other than memory direction that puts you off, ipmi perhaps?


Yes, ASRock X470 was the first Ryzen board with BMC/ipmi.


If you put it in a 1U case I would be very surprised if it didn't matter - I'm doing that with a very low power platform and the clearance between the memory and the case only leaves a 2-3 mm gap, which I doubt would permit sufficient airflow for a normal passive CPU heatsink with a normal CPU power.


That's definitely true, 1U is mostly filled by memory height. My boxes all have GPUs in so I don't get to go that short.




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