Russian electronics manufacturer Graviton has introduced its new Yana motherboard, the main feature of which supports Intel Alder Lake (12th generation) and Raptor Lake (13th generation) processors, respectively. message about it seen on the official website of the seller.
The board is made in the Slim Mini-ITX form factor. Basically, Graviton aims to manufacture its own monoblocks and compact PCs M55I, M75I and D15I. Retail sales of the model have not been reported.
Yana, in addition to the chipset for Intel processors, has two SO-DIMM slots for installing DDR4 RAM in 8 and 16 GB versions with a frequency of up to 3200 MHz. There are also three USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 connectors, two USB Type-C 3.2 Gen 2, one HDMI and one Display Port.
“Yana” is compatible with Russian operating systems Astra Linux, “Red OS” and “Viola”.
Currently, the Yana motherboard is undergoing certification for inclusion in the Russian Industrial Products Register of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation.
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