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8.3 out of 10
Asus E35M1-M PRO
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Reviews and Problems with Asus E35M1-M PRO
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- Overall 10
Great board
Jennifer Feenstra, Amazon
5 December 2012
- Summary: I use it for a FreeNas box. It works great. Been using it for freenas for about a year now and have had zero issues.
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- Overall 10
Its a great board in a micro ATX size
Stretch, Amazon
24 November 2012
- Summary: This board has everything a "pro" board should have squeezed into a very small space. eSATA, USB 3.0, SATA 3. And the BIOS is very easy to use for even a beginner.
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- Overall 10
Perfect for a Home File Server
Ian Doyle, Amazon
28 September 2012
- Summary: With its 5 internal SATA III ports and low power consumption this motherboard makes a great home file server.
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- Overall 10
Great with Ubuntu
ASUS Support, Amazon
29 July 2012
- Summary: This works well with Ubuntu 12-04 64-bit and 4GB RAM. I have not tried any other OS. I have not tried USB3, firewire, or LAN.
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- Overall 10
Great with Ubuntu
L. Stanton, Amazon
29 July 2012
- Summary: This works well with Ubuntu 12-04 64-bit and 4GB RAM. I have not tried any other OS. I have not tried USB3, firewire, or LAN.
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- Overall 10
Makes nice low power home file server board and DVR
Chad E. Chenault "Chad Chenault", Amazon
28 January 2012
- Summary: I use it as a home file server on 24 hours a day and run Ubuntu Linux on it. I added a sata pciE card to increase the number of hard drives.
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- Overall 10
Great board for a low-power server
D. W. Moody, Amazon
2 December 2011
- Summary: I'm currently using this board in my home server, running Xen and a pair of Debian VMs. I have an old Dell PERC5/i RAID controller in the 16x PCIe slot and had no...
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- Overall 10
Perfect for what it is
Michael Baker, Amazon
2 October 2011
- Summary: Never billed as a "cutting edge" system, this board is perfect for any basic home use. I have used 2, one for a home server and a second for my system which I use for for...
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- Overall 10
great home server board
Frumple, Amazon
8 July 2011
- Summary: I have been loving this motherboard. I have been running arch linux as a home server on this for about a month without any issues.
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- Overall 10
XBMC or NAS works really well.
Ted, memoryexpress.com
26 June 2012
- Summary: As a headless NAS using Ubuntu 12.04 it really flies. 80+MB/Sec to a RAID 0 4TB configuration with a Second RAID0 backup but I only have one SATA slot left.
- Pros: Small form, low power, works well with ubuntu 11.12 and 12.04 as a NAS. I used Windows 7 for the XBMC HTPC. Quiet. Cheap.
- Cons: I wish it had more Sata plugs.
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