Meet the DFI GM310-8MM: A Next-Gen Gaming All-in-One Box PC

DFI, Taipei, Taiwan, 28.01.2026 - Player tracking is accelerating fast worldwide – one major market study by Grand View Research projects the global Casino Management System (CMS) market to reach USD 21.82B by 2030, with Player Tracking being a core catalyst for this digital transformation. As casino operations digitalize, the expectation is clear: real-time visibility, streamlined deployment, and stronger data protection – without adding integration burden.

GM310-8MM delivers exactly that as a turnkey edge Player Tracking System (PTS) built on a compact, fanless Box PC. It’s designed for faster floor rollouts with practical casino I/O (dual GbE, USB, serial), SAS-ready 9-bit serial hardware (UART 9-bit mode; circuit provided) for SAS-based integrations via customer/third-party software stacks, plus TPM 2.0 security and 256KB battery-backed SRAM with at last 2 years data retention to protect critical records through power loss.

Still playing the old game with PTS deployments?

1. Old Game Slow & Complex Rollouts

Legacy PTS setups often require multiple components and complex wiring, which can slow deployment. Powered by the NXP® i.MX 8M Mini applications processor, GM310-8MM consolidates everything into a single compact, fanless edge node (143 × 100 × 35 mm), designed for 24/7 operation in -5°C to 60°C environments with 12–24V DC input – simplifying integration and enabling reliable, standardized rollouts across gaming machines.

2. Integration Frictions

Casino environments need reliable, compatible connectivity. GM310-8MM provides dual GbE (2× RJ45), multiple USB, and RS-232/422/485 with a SAS-ready 9-bit hardware interface (UART 9-bit mode; circuit provided) for SAS-based integration via customer or third-party software stacks. On-board eMMC (up to 64GB) ensures stable boot and local buffering, simplifying deployment.

3. Data Risk

Player and operational data demand protection and continuity. GM310-8MM adds TPM 2.0 (RSA/SHA256) for stronger data security, and battery-backed SRAM (≥2 years retention) to preserve critical records during power events – supporting reliable, always-on operations.