The Giada BQ614 is the higher-end sibling of the BQ612 — again a barebone chassis and motherboard with no CPU, memory, or storage fitted, letting you build to your own spec rather than being locked into a preset configuration. It steps up to Intel's B760/H610 chipset combination on the same LGA1700 socket, extending compatibility to Intel's 12th, 13th, and 14th-generation processors, still within a 65W power envelope. The bigger upgrade is memory: dual-channel DDR5-5600MHz across 2x SO-DIMM slots, up to 96GB total, a meaningful bandwidth and capacity jump over the BQ612's DDR4 platform. Storage is handled by one M-Key M.2 (2280, PCIe 3.0 x4) NVMe slot plus a 2.5" SATA III bay. Display flexibility is also stronger, supporting up to three simultaneous displays including 8K output for demanding multi-monitor or high-resolution signage setups. It shares the BQ612's compact 200 x 185 x 35.5mm footprint, making it a genuinely small-form-factor foundation for a DDR5-class Intel desktop build. As a barebone, no CPU, RAM, SSD, or operating system is included — add your own to complete the system.