Gigabyte Built-in Intel Celeron J1900 (2.0 GHz) Dual LAN Mini ITX DDR3 1333 NA Motherboard GA-J1900N-D3V

Purchased to use as a custom pfsense build. Working flawlessly and no issues at all. The little quad core Celeron is able to handle the load without even getting it's heart rate elevated. We have 4 rokus running off a grandstream 7610, about 3-5 phones and 2 tablets, my laptop, my desktop, and my poweredge t630 running 6 virtual windows servers (one of which is my exchange 2013 server) all day every day no problem. Also have VPN connections active on my phone and my laptop. Haven't seen cpu usage jumped about 20% yet.Edit: Adding a current screenshot of the system. I have it paired with a SATAII 64GB Kingston SSD and 2x 4GB of DDR3.Current system uptime is almost 2 months. I have a constant NordVPN connection as well as inbound VPN connections from mobile phones for my family. This little thing is racked in a 42u cabinet in my garage (in the texas heat some months) and runs pretty well all things considered. I have it installed in an old Barracuda Web filter appliance 1U case and only have 2x 40mm Noctua fans for any active cooling.

Amazing product but bad customer service

First of all after putting on the HD and power it boot into UEFI menu. Had to go into BIOS and change it to boot the HD. The next thing is the USB ports under network port 1 don't work right there even for a kb/mouse the devices aren't soothe. I am using this for a DVR I have 4 USB cameras I have to plug 2 in the back and 2 in the front to work. I have tried several OS's and get the same result the cameras won't work from the USB ports under network 1. During my testing the board does work fine with Windows10, Ubuntu 14 and up, Freebsd 10.3 (as long as you adjust BOIS right), Gentoo 2016. Lucky for me I only need 4 cameras

This works just fine for what it is. Used it to rebuild an 11 year old HP Pavilian slimline computer for my grandparents. (On a side note, you WILL need to buy a new power supply for those, the one they come with has proprietary connectors that only fit the expensive and hard to find HP original motherboard.) For simple web browsing, it’s ok. My grandfathers simple web tasks like Wikipedia searches and Amazon browsing are what this can tackle. Facebook, and YouTube? Ehh, it works, but at the speed of an old netbook. Games? This struggles (but does function) with Visual Novels. Windows 10? It works. It’s quicker with Lubuntu but still not by very much. This is fanless, but I recommend sticking a fan nearby to cool off the heatsink. It will throttle from slow to downright crawling as it gets hotter. If you want this in a HTPC, look elsewhere. It will frame skip and theres no expansion slot for a graphics card. An old GT520 or 710 would probably wake this up a bit while being able to fit an sff case if it had the slot. For non internet tasks like typing up projects, burning CDs, looking through digital photo albums, etc. it is perfectly fine. The only things I wish it had was a graphics slot and WiFi, but for the price, a mobo AND a processor for less than 90 bucks? It’s still a decent deal.

Works great, Id buy another if I needed one. Love Gigabyte products.

Purchased August 17, 2016. Died September 27, 2017. Lasted a little over a year. I expected it to last longer than that. I'm impressed with the bundled features.

Failed

Have had this running in a firewall 24x7 for the past 6 months. Works great.