Advantech MIC-770V3W-E0A1 Intel Core Series 2 (Bartlett Lake) Fanless Industrial PC with R680E, i-Module Expansion and Quad Display

Projects that start as a single box often need a capture card, a GPU or a fieldbus card a year later. The Advantech MIC-770V3W-E0A1 is the Extreme version of the MIC-770 V3 series with the R680E chipset: a fanless industrial PC of 107.3 x 192 x 230 mm and 4.5 kg that accepts optional Advantech i-Modules, so PCIe slots can be added to the same computer.

Compute starts with Intel Core Series 2 (Bartlett Lake-S), from the 24-core 251E with 36 MB L3 cache at 65 W and the 45 W 251TE down to the four-core 201E, and the same LGA1700 socket takes 12th, 13th and 14th Gen Core and Intel Processor 300. The R680E brings ECC to two DDR5-4800 SO-DIMM sockets, up to 128 GB, plus Intel vPro and AMT, and Intel UHD Graphics 770 runs up to four independent displays, the third and fourth via an optional cable.

The optional i-Modules range from one PCIe slot to two or three, PCIe with PCI for legacy cards, a GPU module with removable 2.5-inch bays and an MXM GPU module with HDMI and DisplayPort outputs. Built-in I/O is two Intel Gigabit ports (I219LM and I210IT, with WISE-iBMC out-of-band power control on LAN2), two USB 3.2 Gen 2 and six USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, VGA, HDMI and two RS-232/422/485 ports, with four more RS-232 optional. Storage is a 2.5-inch bay, mSATA and an M.2 NVMe slot on PCIe Gen4 x4, with RAID 0/1/5/10.

The 70 °C figure depends on the processor. The MIC-770V3W-E0A1 runs from -20 °C to 70 °C with 0.7 m/s airflow on 35 W parts such as the i9-13900TE or i7-14700T, and to 65 °C with 65 W CPUs. The datasheet gives no separate figure for the 45 W Core Series 2 TE parts, so we confirm thermals per build. Power is 9 to 36 V DC, the chassis is IP40, and the MIC-770V3W-E0A1 mounts on a desk or wall. The MIC-770V3W-00A1 puts the same board in the 77 mm Standard chassis, and the MIC-770V3H-E0A1 is the H610E Extreme version.