Paul Haddad 

Picked up the PCIe NanoKVM.

Good: Worked right out of the box, cheap, gets powered from PC even when PC is off.
Bad: The internal cabling is pretty messy + poorly documented (specially the USB one).
Ugly: The OLED display is impossible to read, slightly misaligned and mostly pointless.

Might get another one or two if they come up for sale anytime. The Comet is better, but no purely internal version.

https://wiki.sipeed.com/hardware/en/kvm/NanoKVM_PCIe/introduction.html

Jan 30 at 8:54pmWeb
Show threadSquuiid Jan 30
@paul I wouldn't go near those things. Do a web search for: "nanokvm security”. Hidden Mic and who knows what else in those things.
Show threadPaul Haddad Jan 31
@Squuiid knew all about it, super overblown concern.
Show threadJocelynephiliac Jan 31
@paul what does KVM mean in this context? I'm assume its not keyboard/video/mouse
Show threadPaul Haddad Jan 31
@twipped you assume incorrectly.
Show threadJocelynephiliac Jan 31
@paul well now I'm even more confused...
Show threadChris BrownJan 31
@twipped @paul
It uses Wake-On-LAN which also wakes on PCI/PCIE calls
Show threadPaul Haddad Jan 31
@nemesio @twipped it actually uses a cable from the device to the motherboard's front panel header. Let's you power on/off as well as simulate long press to force power off.
Show threadJocelynephiliac Feb 1
@paul oh wait, is this for remote access? @nemesio
Show threadChris BrownFeb 1
@paul @twipped oooo So i was incorrect. That's good to know!