Gigabyte LCM and LLCM motherboard Free 3D model

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High-end gaming motherboard priced around 100€ and 250€ featuring an Enttt-H2 base. This motherboard supports two SO-DIMMs for low-profile graphics, but can handle four for high-end components. For system memory, eight GB of GDDR is installed, and while SO-DIMMs are typically used for RAMDISK storage, the primary purpose here seems to be adding additional system memory. Unfortunately, no Wi-Fi capabilities are built-in. Also notable by its absence is an mSATA port for low-profile graphics; however, four are available for high-end systems. A maximum of 200W MXM card is supported in the low-profile slot, while the high-end variant can handle a full 400W. This motherboard boasts several strengths: its ability to accommodate extremely powerful components, efficient overclocking capabilities, and integration of an excellent sound controller. Additionally, it ships with two spare BIOS chips for convenient replacement if problems arise. But what exactly does LCM and LLCM stand for? A simple form factor concept underlies custom motherboards, emphasizing efficiency in both high-end performance and aesthetic design