are there any Z97 mobo with remote management?

[Stratus_ss]

I am thinking specifically about something like Asus iKVM or SuperMicro's BMC, where you can log into a web page for your board and launch a java app or similar to remotely turn on/see your system post?

I poked around quite a bit but so far I only see these options on the server/workstation boards

 

[Janus67]

I haven't seen one, but would be very interested if I found such a thing. being able to remote manage my mining PCs would be excellent when the OS hangs.

 

[Stratus_ss]

I have found boat loads for the same price as the Z97 with the same CPU support but usually DDR2100 or less support.

Seems you either get slower DDR3 + remote access or faster DDR3 and no remote access. I havent been able to determine any other real differences (aside from not being able to overclock)

 

[ATMINSIDE]

You won't notice a difference over DDR3 1866/2133 for daily use.

 

[Stratus_ss]

I didnt really think so. For me its a tough call, the remote access is really appealing (i already have 1 computer with it... and while I havent had to use it alot, I have used it a few times to remotely power off/power on the server)

 

[ATMINSIDE]

I didnt really think so. For me its a tough call, the remote access is really appealing (i already have 1 computer with it... and while I havent had to use it alot, I have used it a few times to remotely power off/power on the server)

For a desktop machine, I would take OC ability.
For a server, remote management.

That's just me though, if it was a workstation I would be in between. Probably erring more toward remote management.

 

[EarthDog]

Check the Asus z97 ws boar as well as the asrock z97 extreme 11. Both are 'workstation' class boards and may have that functionality.

 

[Stratus_ss]

I cant find any information related to z97 extreme 11. I saw a z87 extreme 11

 

[EarthDog]

Try the z87. I guess there isn't one out quite like that beast in z97 flavor.

 

[ATMINSIDE]

The Z87 Extreme11/ac DOES support Devil's Canyon and Haswell Refresh, FYI.