Which CPUs does it support?

The LGA 1155 socket takes Intel's second- and third-generation Core chips (Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge). Check the board's BIOS revision before fitting an Ivy Bridge CPU, since older firmware may not boot it.

Does it take DDR3 or DDR4?

It takes DDR3, up to 16GB total. DDR3 is not interchangeable with DDR4 or DDR5, so you need desktop DDR3 modules.

Can I use a modern graphics card?

It has a PCI-E 3.0 slot, so a current graphics card fits and works. Expect the old CPU to limit performance in newer games.

Is it worth it over a branded H61 board?

Only if the unbranded board is clearly cheaper and you accept the risk. A used board from Asus, Gigabyte or ASRock usually comes with better documentation and a known BIOS.

The listing describes one motherboard. Cables, I/O shield and manual are not stated, so assume you may need to supply them.

Does it have M.2 or USB 3.0?

No M.2 slot is listed, and the H61 chipset does not natively provide USB 3.0. Plan on SATA drives and USB 2.0 ports.

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H61M-H DDR3 H61 LGA 1155 16GB PCI-E 3.0 Micro ATX Motherboard

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Our take on the H61M-H DDR3 H61 LGA 1155 16GB PCI-E 3.0 Micro ATX Motherboard

A no-name Micro ATX motherboard built on Intel's H61 chipset with an LGA 1155 socket. It takes DDR3 memory up to 16GB and has a PCI-E 3.0 slot, so it is a budget way to revive an old Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge CPU. It has no brand support, no modern connectivity and no M.2, so it suits tinkerers and spare-parts builds rather than a main PC. Against branded H61 boards it offers the same basic platform with less documentation and no warranty you can count on.

Best forReviving an old LGA 1155 CPUBudget second PC or home serverTinkerers with spare DDR3 parts

Pros

Standard LGA 1155 socket fits Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge chips
DDR3 support up to 16GB across the usual slots
PCI-E 3.0 slot for a graphics card
Micro ATX size fits small cases
Simple, cheap platform for a spare build

Cons

No-name brand with little documentation or support
H61 chipset lacks native SATA 6Gb/s and USB 3.0 on many boards
No M.2 and no modern Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
DDR3 memory is obsolete and no longer cheap to buy new
BIOS updates and CPU support are a gamble

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About the H61M-H DDR3 H61 LGA 1155 16GB PCI-E 3.0 Micro ATX Motherboard

This is an H61M-H motherboard in the Micro ATX form factor. It uses the H61 chipset and an LGA 1155 processor socket.

It supports DDR3 memory up to 16GB and has a PCI-E 3.0 interface.

Model: H61M-H
Form factor: Micro ATX
Chipset: H61
CPU socket: LGA 1155
Memory type: DDR3
Max memory: 16GB
Expansion: PCI-E 3.0
Quantity: 1 piece

Specifications

size: Micro ATX

Questions and answers

Which CPUs does it support?: The LGA 1155 socket takes Intel's second- and third-generation Core chips (Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge). Check the board's BIOS revision before fitting an Ivy Bridge CPU, since older firmware may not boot it.
Does it take DDR3 or DDR4?: It takes DDR3, up to 16GB total. DDR3 is not interchangeable with DDR4 or DDR5, so you need desktop DDR3 modules.
Can I use a modern graphics card?: It has a PCI-E 3.0 slot, so a current graphics card fits and works. Expect the old CPU to limit performance in newer games.
Is it worth it over a branded H61 board?: Only if the unbranded board is clearly cheaper and you accept the risk. A used board from Asus, Gigabyte or ASRock usually comes with better documentation and a known BIOS.
What is in the box?: The listing describes one motherboard. Cables, I/O shield and manual are not stated, so assume you may need to supply them.
Does it have M.2 or USB 3.0?: No M.2 slot is listed, and the H61 chipset does not natively provide USB 3.0. Plan on SATA drives and USB 2.0 ports.
Where is the H61M-H DDR3 H61 LGA 1155 16GB PCI-E 3.0 Micro ATX Motherboard cheapest?: At Walmart, for $61.99, as of our latest check.