ASUS PRO H810M-C-CSM Intel H810 LGA 1851 (Socket V1) micro ATX

The ASUS PRO H810M-C-CSM is a micro ATX business motherboard based on the Intel H810 chipset with an LGA 1851 (Socket V1) for Intel Core Ultra processors. It supports up to 128 GB of DDR5-SDRAM across two DIMM slots and provides M.2 and SATA III storage interfaces as well as Gigabit Ethernet for stable wired networking. The board is intended for professional and small-business systems where long-term availability, system protection and reliability are required.

Advantages

This ASUS PRO motherboard combines long-term availability and ASUS after-sales support with enterprise-focused features such as continuous stability, comprehensive system protection and management tools for easier customization. The micro ATX form factor offers a compact layout while maintaining essential connectivity including M.2, SATA III and Gigabit Ethernet for standard business storage and networking needs.

Suitable for

• Office desktops and workstations
• Small business and POS systems
• IT deployments requiring long-term availability and manageability
• Compact builds that need DDR5 memory and modern storage interfaces

Key specifications

• Form factor: Micro ATX
• Chipset: Intel H810
• Socket: LGA 1851 (Socket V1) for Intel Core Ultra processors
• Memory: 2 × DIMM slots, DDR5-SDRAM, up to 128 GB
• Storage interfaces: M.2 and SATA III
• Network: Gigabit Ethernet
• Brand: Asus, MPN: 90MB1KHP-M0EAYC, EAN: 4711387856512

How to use

Install the motherboard into a compatible micro ATX case, seat an LGA 1851-compatible Intel Core Ultra processor and install DDR5 DIMMs into the two memory slots following the motherboard manual for slot population. Connect storage devices using the onboard M.2 socket or SATA III ports, attach cooling and power connectors, and connect the Gigabit Ethernet cable for network access. Configure firmware settings in the BIOS/UEFI as required for your operating system and intended use.

Recommendations

For business deployments, use ECC-capable memory if supported by your processor and OS, keep motherboard BIOS/firmware updated, and plan storage and backup solutions that match your performance and reliability requirements.