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 ====== ASUS KCMA-D8 ======
+<WRAP important>
+This hardware is considered legacy. It holds historical significance for older systems that remain relevant for specific use cases despite their age.  It may still be useful for specific purposes, such as coreboot, FSF RYF, retrofitting, or historical reference.
+</WRAP>
 ===== General information =====
-The ASUS KCMA-D8, //often referred to as D8//, is the [[hardware:kgpe-d16|KGPE-D16]]'s "little brother" with a smaller, ATX board format and AMD's C32 socket (instead of the G34 socket for the KGPE-D16. Southbridge/northbridge and platform are similar to the KGPE-D16; both had been ported to coreboot with only small differences in source code.
+The ASUS KCMA-D8, //often referred to as "D8"//, is the [[hardware:kgpe-d16|KGPE-D16]]'s "little brother" in a smaller ATX board configuration (SSI-EEB configuration on the KGPE-D16) and AMD's C32 socket (socket G34 on the KGPE-D16). Southbridge/northbridge and platform are similar to the KGPE-D16; both had been ported to coreboot (initial efforts by [[https://www.raptorengineering.com/|Raptor Engineering, Inc.]]) with only small differences in source code.
 It is also useful for a router/firewall or secure applications device as it has an IOMMU and compatible low wattage CPU's such as the 35W Opteron 42xxEE series.
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 [[Category:Computer_Hardware|Category:Computer Hardware]]
+{{tag>hardware legacy}}