Asus' latest single-board computer packs a 12-core, 4.5Ghz Intel i7
Storage is provided by way of a single m.2 2280 mSATA/NVMe SSD with support for PCIe 4.0 x4 connectivity. And thanks to the relatively beefy CPU you can actually expect to extract speeds north of 6GBps from a compatible SSD. For those who need more storage, the board also features a solitary SATA 3.0 interface good for spinning rust or older 2.5-inch SSDs.
The inclusion of USB 4.0 is interesting because it opens up the potential for Thunderbolt-style PCIe expansion for things like external GPU enclosures or high speed storage. Unfortunately, unlike Thunderbolt, support for PCIe connectivity on USB 4.0 is an optional capability and it's not clear whether Aaeon has enabled it on this board.
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