Tuesday, July 29th 2025

Avalue Unveils HPM-GNRUA: High-Performance Server Motherboard

Avalue Technology Inc., a global leader in industrial computing solutions, proudly announces the release of its latest high-performance server-grade motherboard, HPM-GNRUA, designed to meet the growing demands of AI, data infrastructure, and high-density edge computing. Supporting the newest Intel Xeon 6 processor platform (6500P/6700P) with a TDP of up to 350 W, HPM-GNRUA delivers next-level performance, advanced PCIe Gen 5 expandability, and robust remote management capabilities—making it the ideal backbone for compute-intensive applications.
Designed for Intelligent Infrastructure

Built on a standard ATX form factor, HPM-GNRUA is well-suited for rackmount servers, industrial chassis, and edge data center nodes. It is specifically optimized for AI inference, intelligent factory control, cloud storage management, and 5G MEC platforms. Leveraging the P-Core architecture of Intel Xeon 6, the board provides exceptional compute density and multithreaded processing for latency-sensitive workloads—delivering both stability and flexibility at the edge.
Industry-Leading PCIe Gen 5 Expansion for AI and GPU Workloads
HPM-GNRUA features four PCIe Gen 5 x16 slots, each with full x16 lane support, offering a total of 64 PCIe Gen 5 lanes—a highly scalable foundation for high-bandwidth add-on cards such as AI accelerators, GPUs, high-speed networking, and NVMe storage cards. Two M.2 M-Key (PCIe 5.0 x4) slots further extend storage flexibility with high-performance NVMe SSDs, alongside 1x Slim SAS 4i and 5x SATA III (including Mini-SAS HD) for diverse storage configurations.

High-Bandwidth Memory & Remote System Management
To support AI and data-intensive workloads, the motherboard supports 8x DDR5 RDIMM or MRDIMM slots (6400/8000 MT/s), with up to 2 TB total memory capacity. Integrated IPMI 2.0 remote management allows administrators to monitor hardware status, set alerts, and schedule maintenance remotely, helping reduce downtime and optimize system availability.

Rich I/O and Networking Integration
The HPM-GNRUA features versatile connectivity designed for industrial control and server management. It offers one Intel I210AT one GbE port and two 10GbE ports via the Intel E610-XAT2 controller for high-speed networking, plus two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, one VGA, and one COM port. From data transmission to device integration, it delivers flexible, reliable support for a wide range of applications.

HPM-GNRUA Key Specifications:
  • Processor: 1x Intel Xeon 6 (6500P / 6700P), TDP up to 350 W
  • Memory: 8x DDR5 6400/8000 RDIMM/MRDIMM, up to 2 TB
  • Expansion Slots: 4x PCIe Gen 5 x16 (64 total lanes)
  • Storage: 2x M.2 PCIe 5.0 x4, 1x Slim SAS 4i, 5x SATA III (incl. Mini-SAS HD)
  • Networking: 1x 1GbE (Intel I210AT), 2 x 10GbE (Intel E610-XAT2)
  • I/O Ports: 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1, 1x VGA, 1x COM
  • Remote Management: IPMI 2.0 support
  • Form Factor: ATX
As AI, big data, HPC, and edge servers become central to digital transformation, enterprises require hardware that delivers both scalability and reliability. Avalue's HPM-GNRUA addresses these challenges head-on—empowering system integrators and enterprises to build next-gen infrastructure with confidence. Whether for high-performance AI inference, intelligent edge control, or flexible cloud deployments, HPM-GNRUA stands as the ideal foundation for future-ready server platforms.
Source: Avalue
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4 Comments on Avalue Unveils HPM-GNRUA: High-Performance Server Motherboard

#1
_roman_
350 Watt. Compare this motherboard visually with the common desktop intel and amd mainboards.
I think I see here less parts for the cpu power related circuit.
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TumbleGeorge
_roman_350 Watt. Compare this motherboard visually with the common desktop intel and amd mainboards.
I think I see here less parts for the cpu power related circuit.
But where is my 24+3+2 phases for power supply of CPU, RAM and...
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mechtech
Nothing says high performance like a serial port!!
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#4
efikkan
_roman_350 Watt. Compare this motherboard visually with the common desktop intel and amd mainboards.
I think I see here less parts for the cpu power related circuit.
This goes to show how little metal is needed once you have proper heatsinks with good fins. These giant metal blobs on consumer motherboards are just for show.
mechtechNothing says high performance like a serial port!!
There are still lots of industrial and medical equipment which relies on COM ports, it's also overhead free and have no driver issues.
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