Current FM1 Mini-ITX Boards

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kyleshay Offline
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2011-11-18 16:20 Post: #1
I've just made a static page that contains the current 4 mini-itx fm1 boards

AMD's Llano APU Quad-Core processors! perfect for all HTPC needs!
For more information visit eskros run-down here
a6-3500: 2.1GHz, 65w, 3 core
a6-3600: 2.4GHz, 65w
a6-3650: 2.6GHz, 100w
a8-3800: 2.4GHz, 65w
a8-3850: 2.9GHz, 100w

visit this temporary page to view the comparison chart!
http://www.dinkypage.com/fm1-mini-itx

if you see anything that needs to be changed let me know and i'll update Smile

thoughts?

Originally Sourced by this tool:
http://www.itxgamer.com/tools/compare-motherboards/
(This post was last modified: 2011-11-18 16:56 by kyleshay.)
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Beer40oz Offline
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2011-11-18 16:39 Post: #2
Cool.... that Asrock for the the price is FTW!
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Time to sit back, relax and enjoy XBMC.... CHEERS!!!
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thethirdnut Offline
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2011-11-18 16:56 Post: #3
These may be 'perfect' only if you plan to run Windows.

Please add that qualification.
If I helped out pls give me a +

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bluray Offline
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2011-11-18 19:14 Post: #4
we beat it to death for two weeks now, and you can find info on it here:

Great Gift (AMD A8-3850)

Powerful HTPC on a budget

yes, we're windows 7 lovers and windows 8 is on the way soon. Laugh

eskro finally added a8-3850 in his guide!
>Alienware X51- do it all HTPC
>Simplify XBMC configurations
>HOW-TO Bitstreaming using XBMC
I refused to watch movie without bitstreaming HD audio!
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eskro Offline
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2011-11-19 01:18 Post: #5
yes i did Tongue
APU's made their way in my guide now!

and i agree with Beer40,
ASROCK rocks at $95 and u can PowerON using remote
once u get its CIR receiver!!
My G7 HTPC // eSkRo's HTPC Guide // Poofy's HTPC Guide // unRAID Guide // SSD Optimization
[Image: chGFh.png] thx :)
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wsume99 Offline
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2011-11-19 01:26 Post: #6
I think that the picture of the Gigabyte MB is actually a photo of their E-350 mITX board and not the FM1 board.
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