Zeal-All’s ZA-KB1650 merges Intel’s H310 chipset and Nvidia GTX 1650 onto a single motherboard

The Chinese company, Zeal-All has created a motherboard which combines an Intel LGA1151 CPU socket and Nvidia’s Truing-based GTX 1650 graphics card into a single product. This product is called the ZA-KB1650, with Tom’s hardware being the first to report on the product’s existence. 

On Zeal-All’s website, this motherboard’s H310C chipset is said to support 6th,7th,8th and 9th generation core i3, i5 and i7 processors, something which isn’t possible in normal consumer-grade 300-series motherboards. This factor alone makes the ZA-KB1650 an extraordinary motherboard design, even without considering its form factor and functionality. 

The Zeal-All ZA-KB1650 doesn’t fit into industry-standard motherboard form factors, utilising a seemingly unique 324.95 x 197.48 mm footprint. The board features single HDMI/DisplayPort output, support for M.2 storage, a single SATA port and supports dual SODIMM (2133MHz) memory slots. 

The board is said to support Windows 7,8 and 10 as well as Linux, and support 19V DC power inputs. Storage-wise, options are limited and case-wise, users will have to fabricate their own enclosure to support this motherboard/GPU combo. Pricing for the Zeal-All ZA-KB1650 remains unknown.   

More information about Zeal-All’s ZA-KB1650 is available on Zeal-All’s website.