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PHYSICAL DETAILS & BIOS
The Jetway NF9C-2600 has one DDR3 SO-DIMM slot, one PCI slot, a mini PCI-E
slot, three SATA connectors (the blue port is 6 Gbps) and three 3-pin fan headers.
An extension cable plugs into a 4-pin floppy power connector on the board, providing
two SATA and one molex power connector.
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The board features a traditional two chip design with small aluminum heatsinks.
The larger cooler is only 16 mm tall from the PCB surface. As the board
takes side-mounted SO-DIMM memory, it can be installed in a very slim
enclosure.
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Connectors are provided for parallel, serial, and VGA ports as well as LVDS/inverter connectivity and a CFast card socket for miniaturized solid state storage. A DC-to-DC converter can be used, but the board can be powered using the AUX12V connector as well.
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The rear panel is home to a combined S/PDIF/line-out jack, an RJ45 connector (Realtek gigabit ethernet), a serial port, one HDMI output, and the AC power connector. It's odd seeing a legacy port directly adjacent to a digital video connector, especially as it's the only native output provided.
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The NF9C-2600 doesn't ship with its own power source. Jetway kindly slipped
a 60W AC/DC brick into our review package.
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Aside from minor voltage adjustment for the memory (up to +150 mV), there's
nothing of note in the BIOS save the SmartFan menu. The board is otherwise
basic in horsepower and features so it's rather unusual to find three
3-pin fan headers, all with custom controls in the BIOS.
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