Hey,
after my old quad core Q6600 got sent to a server room for NAS and Hosting server i was missing having a pc. Laptop isn't quite the same.
I wanted something as small as i could build, silent and consume as little power with out being dog slow.
Came across the Zotac IONITX range of ITX boards. I choose the F-E version with built-in in WIFI and a PCIE16 slot for future upgradabilty. That particular board had an ATOM N330 Dual core CPU in with a Nvidia ION GPU (Based on the 9400)
Standard CPU clock is 1607mhz but with a mild overclock to 2009mhz see's a fast little box. Dual core|HTT enabled
The case was an Akasa Crypto, 4 GB of Crucial DDR2 800. 250GB 2.5" SATA 7200 HDD and a slimline sony dvdrw drive.
The system is powered by an external power supply. inside the case is a dc-dc converter board.
Pictures speak a thousand words so they say....
Comments always welcome
after my old quad core Q6600 got sent to a server room for NAS and Hosting server i was missing having a pc. Laptop isn't quite the same.
I wanted something as small as i could build, silent and consume as little power with out being dog slow.
Came across the Zotac IONITX range of ITX boards. I choose the F-E version with built-in in WIFI and a PCIE16 slot for future upgradabilty. That particular board had an ATOM N330 Dual core CPU in with a Nvidia ION GPU (Based on the 9400)
Standard CPU clock is 1607mhz but with a mild overclock to 2009mhz see's a fast little box. Dual core|HTT enabled
The case was an Akasa Crypto, 4 GB of Crucial DDR2 800. 250GB 2.5" SATA 7200 HDD and a slimline sony dvdrw drive.
The system is powered by an external power supply. inside the case is a dc-dc converter board.
Pictures speak a thousand words so they say....
Comments always welcome
...or I think so, I couldn't use one as a desktop computer really.