Motherboard ASUS PRIME H810M-K — Intel H810, LGA 1851 (Socket V1), micro ATX, DDR5, up to 128 GB, M.2 & SATA III, Gigabit Ethernet

ASUS PRIME H810M-K is a micro ATX motherboard with the Intel H810 chipset and LGA 1851 (Socket V1) socket, designed to support Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) processors. The board provides DDR5 memory support for two DIMM modules up to 128 GB, multiple storage options including M.2 and SATA III for HDD/SSD, and Gigabit Ethernet for wired network connectivity. Built with a multi-phase digital power design and comprehensive cooling considerations, the PRIME H810M-K targets compact desktop builds that require stable performance and modern connectivity.

Advantages

The PRIME H810M-K offers a 6+1+1+1 phase digital power design with discrete MOSFETs to deliver stable and efficient power to Intel processors, support for DDR5 memory for higher bandwidth, and flexible storage configurations with M.2 and SATA III connectors. Its micro ATX form factor enables compact PC builds while Gigabit Ethernet ensures reliable wired networking. UEFI AMI BIOS provides firmware-level tuning and configuration options.

Suitable for

• Compact desktop PCs for everyday office and home use
• Light content creation and multimedia tasks
• Stable, budget-conscious workstation builds requiring modern connectivity

Key specifications

• Socket: LGA 1851 (Socket V1) for Intel Core Ultra (Series 2)
• Chipset: Intel H810
• Form factor: micro ATX
• Memory: 2 × DDR5 DIMM slots, up to 128 GB total
• Storage: M.2 slot(s) and SATA III ports supporting HDD and SSD
• Audio: 7.1 channel audio support
• Networking: Gigabit Ethernet
• BIOS: UEFI AMI firmware (256 Mbit)

How to use

Install an LGA 1851-compatible Intel processor and populate up to two DDR5 DIMM modules according to the motherboard manual. Connect storage devices to the M.2 slot(s) or SATA III ports and attach power connectors from a compatible PSU. Configure boot order and system settings in the UEFI AMI BIOS, and install the operating system and necessary drivers. Use standard ATX mounting points to secure the micro ATX board inside a compatible case and connect peripherals via the rear I/O and expansion slots.

Recommendations

For stable daily performance, use quality DDR5 modules matched to the motherboard’s supported specifications, a reliable power supply that meets the system’s needs, and ensure proper case airflow to take advantage of the board’s power design and cooling provisions.