OCUK VALUE ATOM DDR2 BAREBONES

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OcUK Value Intel Atom DDR2 Barebones - 180W PSU @ £49.99 inc VAT

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Introducing the OcUK Value Intel Atom Barebones. Pre-built with the CPU, motherboard, case and power supply. All you need to do is just drop in your Hard drive and DDR2 RAM and you are up and running. With onboard Intel graphics and the energy efficient Intel Atom dual Core CPU, you can enjoy low power computing. The perfect base unit for building your own home PC.

Specification
- Motherboard: Foxconn n15235
- CPU: Intel Atom 1.6 512 l2 cache
- PSU: OcUK Value 180 watt PSU
- 2 x Optical Drive Bays
- x1 PCI Slots
- Front Audio I/O
- 2 x USB 2,.00 header
- 1 x DDR2 slot Up to 2gb pc 4200 DDR2 553/667
- 2 x SATA II Ports
- Onboard sound
- VGA Output
- 6 x USB 2.0 ports
- PPC Slot ,PS2 x 2

Only £49.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
The motherboard used in these is apparently this one:

Linky

So it looks to be single core (I think it does have Hyper-threading)

I use a similar board made by Intel for my FreeNAS box - Just add in 2 x 2TB Hard Drives and a 1GB stick of RAM and you're laughing! (and optionally a PCI gigabit network card so you don't cry when things need to be transferred!)
 
wonko said:
The motherboard in the link only has 1 PCI slot, but it's probably pretty similar.
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I think the advert posted here is very misleading - If this is the same PC that a competitor are selling (for nearly double the price - and it looks to be exactly the same one) it's the case that has 4 PCI slots not the motherboard.

Could someone from OCUK please confirm that this has an MITX motherboard?
 
Good question, and it might make a big difference to someone looking to add more than one sata PCI cards.
 
Also,
The picture seems to suggest a CD/DVD drive may be included. Could you clarify on this ?

Also "n15235" isnt a specific model number for this motherboard, it's more like foxconn's ident code or something. Its listed on pretty much all their boards, as seen below on an obviously non-atom board.

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Is anyone able to confirm performance on playback of streamed video please, particularly for resource hogs like iPlayer?
 
its gonna perform pretty much like any atom netbook from what I can tell so its not going to be the fastest thing in the world, im thinking more of a cheaper replacement to my synology
 
[RB];18317522 said:
The motherboard used in these is apparently this one:

Linky

So it looks to be single core (I think it does have Hyper-threading)

I use a similar board made by Intel for my FreeNAS box - Just add in 2 x 2TB Hard Drives and a 1GB stick of RAM and you're laughing! (and optionally a PCI gigabit network card so you don't cry when things need to be transferred!)
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This is the board.
 
littlepuppy said:
Would this run Redhat?
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Looking at the product specs - this board is based on Intel one I have (D945GCLF):

Code: 
Table 1.  Feature Summary 
Form Factor  Mini-ITX (171.45 millimeters [6.75 inches] x 171.45 millimeters 
[6.75 inches])  
Processor  Intel
® Atom™ processor 230  
Main Memory  •  One 240-pin SDRAM Dual Inline Memory Module (DIMM) socket  
•  533 MHz single channel DDR2 SDRAM interface 
•  Supports up to 2 GB of system memory 
Chipset  Intel
® 945GC Express Chipset consisting of: 
•  Intel
® 82945GC Express Chipset Graphics and Memory Controller Hub 
(GMCH) 
•  Intel
® 82801GB I/O Controller Hub (ICH7) 
Graphics  Intel
® 945GC Express Chipset with Intel
® Graphics Media Accelerator 950 
(Intel
® GMA 950) 
Audio   •  RealTek* ALC662 audio codec 
•  Support for Intel
® High Definition Audio 
•  Support for 4-channel audio (two independent 2-channel audio streams)  
Expansion 
Capabilities 
One PCI* bus add-in card connector 
Peripheral 
Interfaces 
•  Up to six USB 2.0 ports  
― Four ports routed to the back panel 
― Two ports routed to an onboard USB header 
•  One IDE interface with ATA-100/66 support (two devices) 
•  Two Serial ATA (3.0 Gb/s) interfaces 
•  One VGA connector 
•  One parallel port 
•  One serial port 
•  PS/2* keyboard and mouse ports 
BIOS  •  Intel
® BIOS 
•  Support for SMBIOS 
•  Intel
® Rapid BIOS Boot 
•  Intel
® Express BIOS Update 
LAN Support  •  10/100 Mb/s LAN Subsystem 
Power Management  •  Support for Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) 
•  Wake on USB, PCI, PS/2, LAN, and front panel 
Supported 
Operating Systems 
•  Microsoft Windows Vista* Home Basic Edition 
•  Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic 64-bit Edition 
•  Microsoft Windows* XP Professional 
•  Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 Edition 
•  Microsoft Windows XP Home

Foxconn Spec: here

Intel provide the following information based on Linux installation: here

Whilst it's not the same, I would think the information could be applied to the Foxconn board too.
 
Bradmax57 said:
This might be a odd question but is there such a pci card that has both a gigabit lan and also a sata controller?
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I never seen such a device although that would be quite helpful :p

The only option I can think of would be a USB gigabit adapter and PCI SATA card.

I can't comment on Gigabit usb but from what I remember of using 10/100 usb adapters they aren't great.
 
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