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Re: New Mini-ITX 1080p playing silent (HT)PC
said by ispgeek  : That little bugger is going in my car! what do you plan to do with your future car-puter?  |
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ispgeek
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Saint Petersburg, FL | reply to YBoris
Oh my god I must have one of these. That little bugger is going in my car! |
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benyto
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said by JohnInSJ :Not much cheaper then a core-2 duo minii itx board though. Perhaps, but you'd still have to buy a CPU. And is the integrated video of said Core 2 Duo Mini-ITX motherboard able to play back full 1080P HD video (possibly, given the power of the CPU)? What about power and cooling requirements? I don't know the answers off the top of my head, but that is important information when making a comparison to the product listed. |
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JohnInSJ
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San Jose, CA | reply to YBoris
Not a bad looking board. Not much cheaper then a core-2 duo minii itx board though.
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Very impressive! »www.tomshardware.com/reviews/zot···300.html
The Atom 330 is yet another model from the Diamondville family, running at the exact same clock speed and sporting the same 533 MHz front side bus. The only difference is a doubling of on-package die, resulting in a dual-core CPU with Hyper-Threading able to address four threads at once. It uses the same .9-1.1625V range, and thus consumes exactly twice as much power: 8W instead of 4. EDIT: Never realized the ATOM 330 is a 64 bit chip. |
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AWESOME! |
»mini-itx.com/2009/05/12/zotac-io···d-review
This is a first of what will soon surely be a stream of Atom+Ion platforms: low power consumption yet powerful enough for anything short of hardcore gaming
Near-silent and small enough to hide behind your monitor
Also - what's great - is that for $170 you get all this (and it includes a silent-brick DC power supply)
Add RAM and a Hard-Disk and you're done!
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