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what is commercial motherboard?

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Hi, all

I was searching something on Asus website, I wonder what is commercial motherboard?

 

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Those Prime boards look like something you'd see in office builds (so they're probably often bought in large quantities), and the WS boards are more intended for workstation use as opposed to a regular gaming build or whatever. Other than that, I don't know what would be that special about them.

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Sold in bulk packaging, no manuals, fewer extras (stickers, sata cables etc), sometimes sold as packs of 5 or more. Cheaper but less warranty (minimum of 1-2 years) sometimes..

Rarer, they come with stuff companies want like TPM modules (which you usually buy separately and plug in headers on motherboard)

 

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1 hour ago, Mateyyy said:

Other than that, I don't know what would be that special about them.

Workstation features it seems. 

 

And on the x570 board, actuall tested ECC support. 

 

But probably just HEDT oriented stuff

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