52Pi DeskPi Super6C Cluster Mini-ITX Board 6 CM4 89.87W PSU
Mini-ITX cluster board holds six CM4 modules with dual gigabit Ethernet and an 89.87 W power supply
- Supports six Raspberry Pi CM4 modules for high-density clustering
- Dual Gigabit Ethernet ports enable fast wired network connectivity
- Three 12 V fan headers provide active cooling for sustained loads
- Accepts 19 V to 24 V DC or standard ATX 12 V power input
- Includes an 89.87 W power supply for immediate deployment
DeskPi Super6C Mini-ITX Cluster Board
The DeskPi Super6C is a standard mini-ITX board designed to host up to six Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 units. It provides a compact platform for building a clustered computing environment inside a regular PC case. The board integrates dual Gigabit Ethernet ports and includes an 89.87W power supply for immediate operation.
Makers building Raspberry Pi CM4 clusters
This board suits developers and hobbyists assembling a multi-node cluster for edge computing, container orchestration, or distributed learning projects. It fits standard mini-ITX enclosures and offers front-panel headers for case integration. Buyers requiring pre-installed compute modules or different form factors should consider other options.
Six Compute Module 4 slots
The defining specification is the capacity for six CM4 modules on a single mini-ITX PCB. This density determines the maximum parallel processing capability available in the cluster. Ensure your workload scales across six independent nodes to utilise the board fully.
Puntos fuertes
- Supports six Raspberry Pi CM4 modules for high-density clustering
- Dual Gigabit Ethernet ports enable fast wired network connectivity
- Three 12 V fan headers provide active cooling for sustained loads
- Accepts 19 V to 24 V DC or standard ATX 12 V power input
- Includes an 89.87 W power supply for immediate deployment
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Preguntas sobre este artículo
Which compute modules must I supply to populate the six slots on this Super6C board?
You need to provide up to six Raspberry Pi CM4 modules; the board itself ships without any compute modules installed.
Can I power the board from an existing ATX supply using the 12 V rail?
Yes, the board accepts ATX 12 V input in addition to the 19–24 V DC range, so a standard PC power supply can be used.
How do I confirm every CM4 has booted correctly after assembly?
Connect the two onboard 1 Gbps RJ45 ports to your network and verify each module obtains an IP address and responds to ping or SSH.
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