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product_id: 685693821
title: "Sipeed NanoKVM-PCIe IP-KVM Remote Control Operations Maintenance Server, DDR3 RISC-V Linux Development Board, 1TOPS NPU 1GHz SG2002 RISC-V CPU, HDMI USB 100M Network Port (NanoKVM-PCIe ETH)"
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reviews_count: 9
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# 1GHz SG2002 RISC-V CPU 100M/10M Ethernet port 1080P 60fps HDMI video capture Sipeed NanoKVM-PCIe IP-KVM Remote Control Operations Maintenance Server, DDR3 RISC-V Linux Development Board, 1TOPS NPU 1GHz SG2002 RISC-V CPU, HDMI USB 100M Network Port (NanoKVM-PCIe ETH)

**Brand:** waypondev
**Price:** 622 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your remote server game with NanoKVM-PCIe — control, monitor, and innovate like a pro!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sipeed NanoKVM-PCIe IP-KVM Remote Control Operations Maintenance Server, DDR3 RISC-V Linux Development Board, 1TOPS NPU 1GHz SG2002 RISC-V CPU, HDMI USB 100M Network Port (NanoKVM-PCIe ETH) by waypondev
- **How much does it cost?** 622 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/685693821-sipeed-nanokvm-pcie-ip-kvm-remote-control-operations-maintenance-server)

## Best For

- waypondev enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted waypondev brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Powerful RISC-V Performance:** 1GHz SG2002 CPU paired with DDR3 RAM delivers smooth Linux development and operations.
- • **Plug & Play PCIe Integration:** Compact PCIe x1 form factor for effortless installation in professional setups.
- • **Seamless Remote Server Control:** Manage your servers anywhere with ultra-low latency IP-KVM access.
- • **Versatile Connectivity Options:** Supports HDMI input, USB2.0 HID devices, and optional WiFi/PoE modules for flexible deployment.
- • **Real-Time Monitoring & Management:** Onboard OLED display and ATX power control enable instant status updates and remote power cycling.

## Overview

The Sipeed NanoKVM-PCIe is a compact, high-performance IP-KVM remote control server featuring a 1GHz SG2002 RISC-V CPU and DDR3 RAM. It supports 1080P 60fps HDMI video capture with MJPEG encoding, a 100M/10M Ethernet port for stable network connectivity, and versatile interfaces including USB2.0 and optional WiFi/PoE modules. Designed for seamless remote server management, it offers real-time monitoring, remote BIOS access, and easy PCIe slot integration, making it an essential tool for professional IT operations and Linux development environments.

## Description

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Review: Plug and play IPMI for your home built servers - Exactly what I've wanted for my home lab servers, easy "bolt-in" IPMI with all the basic bells and whistles you need to manage the hardware from scratch. Absolutely worth if like me you hate having to go to the cabinet all the time whenever there's a failure.
Review: GREAT BMC Management Card for PC's, but software needs maturing. - I've needed a out of band IPMI/BMC setup for two office PC's at a rural remote office in order to assist in troubleshooting when they go down or don't come back from Windows updates. I was happy to discover the NanoKVM in some YouTube reviews (Linus Tech Tips) and decided I should investigate one of the NanoKVM variants. I wanted the all internal option so I chose the PCIe+PoE version. Setup was EXTREMLY simple and should be for anyone who builds PCs. The box included the PCie card, HDMI cable, two USB A to C cables, and provided pin header cables. The card size is a really small PCIe x1 size card and is built really well overall. It doesn't feel cheap or like some second rate knockoff part. I simply removed the power, reset buttons and power and led light cables from the motherboard header. I then plugged them into the passthrough pins on the NanoKVM and used the provided cable to route right back over to the motherboard header. This functionality works flawlessly via the NanoKVM portal. Speaking of which, I connected a Cat6 cable and the Nano KVM was discovered on the network after a quick IP scan. The control panel is simple, very basic and this is most likely because their software is still in active development. Reaction time/speed has a tiny bit of lag, but not really any different from Dell's iDRAC on servers. After it was installed I upgraded the latest version of the software and flashed the SD card on the PCIe card to the latest version to address some issues I had, but unfortunately that didn't resolve those. The reason for 4 stars is not because the unit doesn't work, it's because the software has a ways to go in development. The first issue I had was that this card is connected to a desktop PC with 3 monitors setup. Initially when logging in the remote screen was void of any icons and the taskbar was empty. I had no way to see my primary monitor and thus not able to control the system! I discovered in troubleshooting, Windows adds the NanoKVM as an additional monitor. In my case this was 'monitor' #4. I decided to replicate monitor 1 to monitor 4 and that resolved my issue of not seeing my primary monitor in the web control panel. The second outstanding issue is that the KVM only supports a single monitor in it's remote panel. I would thoroughly enjoy it if it could somehow support three monitors, but that is a minor gripe. The last, but probably biggest remaining bug is that I can only sometimes access my motherboard BIOS remotely. It appears with my monitor setup above, I can only access the BIOS/POST screens if I do a clean reboot/restart of Windows. But if the PC was powered off and I had to remotely power it on and see the POST/BIOS screens, it doesn't. Most likely because at that point in the initial hardware boot, it's not considering this as a primary monitor. I am going to see about ordering an HDMI splitter (1 in - 2 out) and connect the KVM nano to the splitter with the primary monitor sharing the other HDMI port to do more of a hardware 'sharing' to see if that allows me to access the BIOS remotely. Overall, this just needs more polishing, but is still VERY usable in a production environment. I have other PC's in this remote office but I may try JetKVM or one of the others to see how their products are.

## Features

- [Remote Control OM Server] Sipeed Lichee NanoKVM-PCIe IP-KVM Remote Control Operations and Maintenance Server is an IP-KVM product based on LicheeRV Nano RISC-V Linux Single Board Computer, which inherits the extreme size and powerful functions of LicheeRV Nano. It supports MJPEG, H264(WIP) video encoding, 1080P 60fps resolution, 90~230ms video latency, onboard 100M/10M Ethernet port, Size: 66x57x18mm.
- [Meet the Different Needs Of Users] Sipeed NanoKVM-PCIe remote control server is based on NanoKVM Cube IP-KVM with optional WiFi, PoE function (optional), PCIe slot, which can be accessed from the motherboard PCIe slot, and more stable wired connection (ETH) to meet the needs of more professional. In order to meet the different needs of users, NanoKVM-PCIe provides two optional modules, WiFi and PoE, which can be freely selected.
- [Support 100M/10M Hundred Gigabit Ethernet] Sipeed Lichee NanoKVM-PCIe IP-KVM RISC-V Linux Development Board comes standard with a 100M Ethernet port for network transmission of video, control signals, etc. In addition, the Full version also comes with an ATX power control port (USB-C form factor) for remote control and host switching status, and an OLED display underneath the Full version's casing for displaying local IP and KVM-related status.
- [Multi-function Interface] Sipeed Lichee NanoKVM-PCIe IP-KVM RISC-V Linux Remote Control Operations Server includes an HDMI input port, which can be recognized by the computer as a monitor to capture the computer's screen; and a USB2.0 port to connect to the host computer, which can be recognized as a HID device such as a keyboard, a mouse and a touchpad. At the same time, using the extra storage space of TF card, it can be mounted as a USB flash drive device.
- [Support Remote Mounting] Sipeed Lichee NanoKVM-PCIe IP-KVM Maintenance Server supports analog USB flash drive device, can be mounted on the installation image to install the system, you can also enter the BIOS on the computer setup; support for remote serial port: NanoKVM-PCIe server leads to two sets of serial ports, which can be used with the IPMI, or connected to other boards to use the web page serial terminal interaction, in addition to the user can expand their own!
- [Server Management Support] Sipeed Lichee NanoKVM-PCIe Maintenance Server can be used to monitor servers in real time, get the running status of servers and control them. Support remote desktop, switching machine: NanoKVM gets rid of the limitations that the host computer must be connected to the Internet and the system software, and can be used as the external hardware of the host computer to provide the function of remote control directly.
- [Wiki] Getting Start: "wiki.sipeed.com/hardware/en/kvm/NanoKVM/quick_start.html". Datesheet SDK Document download please click "WayPonDEV" store and ask the question. All after-sales questions, please leave the message to "wpd#youyeetoo&com (#--->@,&--->.)".

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DQ4V8JD5 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #358 in Single Board Computers (Computers & Accessories) |
| Brand | WayPonDEV |
| Color | 1GHz SG2002 RISC-V CPU |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (25) |
| Date First Available | December 11, 2024 |
| Item Weight | 7.4 ounces |
| Item model number | NanoKVM-PCIe Eth |
| Manufacturer | WayPonDEV |
| Number of Processors | 1 |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Package Dimensions | 5.71 x 4.96 x 2.32 inches |
| Processor | 1 GHz |
| RAM | DDR3 |
| Series | NanoKVM-PCIe Remote Control Operations Maintenance Server |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** WayPonDEV
- **CPU Speed:** 1 GHz
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 32 GB
- **Model Name:** NanoKVM-PCIe Remote Control Operations Maintenance Server
- **Ram Memory Installed Size:** 256 MB

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Model** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Plug and play IPMI for your home built servers
*by C***N on July 30, 2025*

Exactly what I've wanted for my home lab servers, easy "bolt-in" IPMI with all the basic bells and whistles you need to manage the hardware from scratch. Absolutely worth if like me you hate having to go to the cabinet all the time whenever there's a failure.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ GREAT BMC Management Card for PC's, but software needs maturing.
*by B***R on April 28, 2025*

I've needed a out of band IPMI/BMC setup for two office PC's at a rural remote office in order to assist in troubleshooting when they go down or don't come back from Windows updates. I was happy to discover the NanoKVM in some YouTube reviews (Linus Tech Tips) and decided I should investigate one of the NanoKVM variants. I wanted the all internal option so I chose the PCIe+PoE version. Setup was EXTREMLY simple and should be for anyone who builds PCs. The box included the PCie card, HDMI cable, two USB A to C cables, and provided pin header cables. The card size is a really small PCIe x1 size card and is built really well overall. It doesn't feel cheap or like some second rate knockoff part. I simply removed the power, reset buttons and power and led light cables from the motherboard header. I then plugged them into the passthrough pins on the NanoKVM and used the provided cable to route right back over to the motherboard header. This functionality works flawlessly via the NanoKVM portal. Speaking of which, I connected a Cat6 cable and the Nano KVM was discovered on the network after a quick IP scan. The control panel is simple, very basic and this is most likely because their software is still in active development. Reaction time/speed has a tiny bit of lag, but not really any different from Dell's iDRAC on servers. After it was installed I upgraded the latest version of the software and flashed the SD card on the PCIe card to the latest version to address some issues I had, but unfortunately that didn't resolve those. The reason for 4 stars is not because the unit doesn't work, it's because the software has a ways to go in development. The first issue I had was that this card is connected to a desktop PC with 3 monitors setup. Initially when logging in the remote screen was void of any icons and the taskbar was empty. I had no way to see my primary monitor and thus not able to control the system! I discovered in troubleshooting, Windows adds the NanoKVM as an additional monitor. In my case this was 'monitor' #4. I decided to replicate monitor 1 to monitor 4 and that resolved my issue of not seeing my primary monitor in the web control panel. The second outstanding issue is that the KVM only supports a single monitor in it's remote panel. I would thoroughly enjoy it if it could somehow support three monitors, but that is a minor gripe. The last, but probably biggest remaining bug is that I can only sometimes access my motherboard BIOS remotely. It appears with my monitor setup above, I can only access the BIOS/POST screens if I do a clean reboot/restart of Windows. But if the PC was powered off and I had to remotely power it on and see the POST/BIOS screens, it doesn't. Most likely because at that point in the initial hardware boot, it's not considering this as a primary monitor. I am going to see about ordering an HDMI splitter (1 in - 2 out) and connect the KVM nano to the splitter with the primary monitor sharing the other HDMI port to do more of a hardware 'sharing' to see if that allows me to access the BIOS remotely. Overall, this just needs more polishing, but is still VERY usable in a production environment. I have other PC's in this remote office but I may try JetKVM or one of the others to see how their products are.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent solution for a headless server.
*by J***Y on January 31, 2026*

The pcie KVM works great (no poe) and gets power from the goldfinger pins even if the system is powered off! Controlling devices works easily out of the box and simplifies device management. Cheaper than buying direct on aliexpress!

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