ODROID-H2
ODROID-H2 comes with the 14nm J4105 Intel Quad-Core along with 4MiB Cache. The process (Single-Thread) could reach up to 2.5GHz and (Multi-Thread) 2.3GHz. This ODROID board has 2400MT/s DDR4-PC19200 Dual-Channel RAM. The 2x Slots (SO-DIMM) offer the space of 32GiB. ODROID-H2 also features an M.2 NVMe storage supported by four PCIe 2.0. The board comes with a couple of SATA 3.0 as well as a pair of Gbit Ethernet ports. To support the Graphics, there is a Gen9.5 LP GT1 Intel UHD Graphics 600 that reaches up to 700MHz. In addition, ODROID-H2 features a 4K/60Hz supportive DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 2.0. And let us not forget the backup battery RTC/BIOS that comes with ODROID-H2. This board is compatible with 19.04 x 86 Ubuntu Operating System (64-Bit) and you could download the Operating System Image from the Official homepage of Ubuntu.
ODROID-H2 Board Components
- J4105 Intel Celeron
- 2x SO-DIMM DDR4 Slots
- 2x 10/100/1000 Ethernet Ports RJ45
- 1x DisplayPort 1.2
- 1x Power Button
- 1x Reset Button
- 5x System Indicators (LEDs)
- 2x Power Connectors SATA
- 1x NGFF-2280 Express Module Socket M.2 PCI
- 1x 20Pin Expansion Header
- 2x 6.0Gb/s Data Connectors SATA3
- 1x eMMC Socket
- 2x 3.0 USB
- 2x 2.0 USB
- 1x 4-Pin Connector for Active Cooling Fan
- 1x 2-Pin Connector for Backup Battery
- 1x Power Jack (DC)
- 1x 2.0 HDMI
- 1x SPDIF (Out)
- 1x Audio (In)
- 1x Audio (Out)
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Disclaimer
- ODROID-H2 board DOES NOT support M.2 SATA SSD
- ODROID-H2 board DOES NOT support DDR3
Description
ODROID-H2 comes with an array of features to help you work on advanced level projects. The board features passive heatsink. With the help of the BIOS Backup Battery, ODROID-H2 is capable of maintaining BIOS settings and system time. There are 5x LED indicators that keep you updated about the status of system, DC power, reset button, data transfer via SATA, and data transfer via NVMe. You also have the option to mount an active cooling fan via a 5V 4-pin connector (TACHO output + PWM Input).
