This allows for integrated graphics when paired with a compatible CPU that supports them. SATA 2.0 is a very common standard, and despite the emergence of SATA 3.0 - whose potential is difficult to reach currently - SATA 2.0 remains a viable option. These allow for data speeds of up to 3GB/s. The DG41RQ has 4 SATA 2.0 hard drive slots. Its size comes at the cost of features, so there are likely to be far fewer connections and expansion options available than in a larger motherboard. The Micro-ATX DG41RQ should fit into all ATX cases, but its smaller size allows you to downsize your system build as a whole.
DDR2 memory is exceptionally out of date, and considering how cheap DDR3 RAM is, using a motherboard with only DDR2 compatibility in a modern system build would be a very bad idea. It uses the aging DDR2 memory type, with maximum speeds of up to 800 MHz, and 2 DDR2 slots allowing for a maximum total of 8 GB RAM. Any compatible Intel CPU will have the same socket entry. The DG41RQ uses the Intel LGA 775/ Socket T CPU socket.
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