Meh. Still waiting for something to take the crown from H55N-USB3, which basically means waiting for Gigabyte to release a Z68 ITX board (which was promised but not yet released).
I love what Zotac have done. Shame about the SSD performance, but surely that is a bios related issue rather than chipset. Definitely a route I'd consider had I not already bought a S775/ION version of their board.
So absolutely no mention of the CPU Turbo issue at stock, causing +300 MHz compared to other boards in multithreaded mode and a complete unfair advantage in benchmarks?
These are cute, but until there are any decent mITX cases on the market i don't think i'll bother. Which is a shame, i quite fancy a tiny HTPC. I don't have the time (or skillz) to make one myself.
Originally Posted by Instagib These are cute, but until there are any decent mITX cases on the market i don't think i'll bother. Which is a shame, i quite fancy a tiny HTPC. I don't have the time (or skillz) to make one myself.
If you want something powerful you pretty much have to go for a silverstone sg06 with its inbuilt powersupply. But that means your "cheap" little computer has suddenly just become alot more expensive.
Coolermaster please come to my rescue and make a super-cheap mini itx case that fits a 5870.
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ReplyShouldn't matter too much if you have an older SSD such as the original Vertex or C300.
This. Similarly it'll only be peak read and write that are affected; general zippyness and responsiveness will still be great.
It's Mini ITX. Where would you fit one?
Use the optical out to a seperate DAC and amp combo? You can get those small enough to be mounted in a spare 3.5" bay.
If you want something powerful you pretty much have to go for a silverstone sg06 with its inbuilt powersupply. But that means your "cheap" little computer has suddenly just become alot more expensive.
Coolermaster please come to my rescue and make a super-cheap mini itx case that fits a 5870.
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