Best motherboard for linuxcnc

Hi everyone, help me choose the motherboard for linuxcnc, I will use it with touch screen and mesa pci boards(so the motherboard must have pci).
choose from these options, read forum but so and not was able will be defined.
Gigabyte GA-J3455N-D3H or
Gigabyte GA-N3160N-D3V or
Gigabyte GA-E2500N-AMD E1-2500 or
ASRock AD2550B-ITX or
MINITOSTAR ITX-M58-D56L (D525, DDR3, PCE, mSATA, SIM) mini-ITX or ASUS J1800I-A or Gigabyte GA-E3000N or Intel D2700DC.

Please help me decide on the choice, I want the best. Thanks

what is the mashine beond the bord gone be
as you say touchpanel ?? lathe use

why pci
use a eth board as it is the newest fastest safest technologie

A touch screen monitor will be used. PCI, because it is already purchased(what exactly boards I still do not know exactly, they are in the process of delivery).

I only need advice on choosing a motherboard from the suggestion above

Use a gigabyte mb

I'm sorry. not having tried any of these cards I can't even tell you if they work. I can tell you what I'm using if it can be useful.
regards
mauro


forum.linuxcnc.org/18-computer/37743-hel...g-linuxcnc-pc#150047

No experience with any of the boards.

But a PCI slot is not a real requirement.
PCI-PCIe adapter works at least in my setup with Asrock J1900B-ITX (with one PCIe x1 slot) and Mesa 5i25 (see here ).
Any other similar adapter should work too if it has a common supported bridge chip.

I'd choose GA-J3455N-D3H from that list of boards and give it a try.
At least on my J1900 memory modules affect latency, two identical modules seems to perform better than single or different modules. Size may also matter, I had mainly 8G modules for testing...

the D525 and J1800 are proved but in older configuration
theefor i did ask on what hardware you expect to run

the newer GA will probably work on MESA ETH stuff as noone has latency values on them
if you plan Stappers dirct on Parport PCI you might get into trouble