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Beebox-S mPCIE configuration

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Topic: Beebox-S mPCIE configuration
Posted By: kristsm
Subject: Beebox-S mPCIE configuration
Date Posted: 26 Sep 2016 at 1:48pm
Hello! We are intending on purchasing new minic pc barebones for our company laboratory. We are mainly looking on Gigabyte Brix-S, Asrock Beebox-S and intel NUC series Skylake i3 motherboards. 
Our laboratory needs to install and use specific mPCIE 3.0 x4 non-storage(audio and video capabilities) devices in the mPCIE slots of the motherboards. 
Before that we have used Intel NUC series motherboards with great success, which allows to install non-storage and non-commucation specific mPCIE hardware in mPCIE slots. Moreover, I have seen in the internet someone using Nvidia videocard working with Asrock's H110m-STX motherboard through mPCIE port (with an adapter from PCIE X16 to mPCIe X4 3.0) 

As Intel NUC motherboards  does not support USB 3.1 Type-C (until today) , we need to look for other options. 
Before going with Beebox-S i3-6100u motherboards, we would like to ask you to confirm the following:
(1) What PCIe version (3.0?), lane count and configuration (x4 , i.e. 4 PCIe lanes connected directly to the cpu?) does those two mPCIE slots on the Beebox-S i3-6100u motherboard has?
(2) Can we install and use any kind of mPCIE devices in these two mPCIE slots unless their communication configuration conform to the PCIE revision and lane count of the two mPCIE slots?
(4) Are there any hardware or software whitelists in the motherboard?™s BIOS or UEFI which in this case disallows the use of some specific category devices in the mPCIE slots other than those as specified by the whitelist?
(5) What is the max power (in amps) which could be drawn through the DC IN port on the motherboard?
(6) What is the min and max voltage which can be used to power the motherboard?

Thank you!

Regards,
Krists




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