Thanks for the replies.
Yeah, I saw that card. Looks like it would maybe do. I'm not too hard set on having the tiny mini-itx case, am kinda thinking about maybe stepping up to a micro-atx case for a little extra breathing room. Does newegg include in the specs for micro-atx cases if they have support for mini-itx mobos? I haven't seen any cases which list support for both in the micro-atx listings, but I haven't looked through all of them. Don't really want to get one and have to do mods to mount the mobo.
That ion board does look pretty nice. Although looking at the prices on this board, and available pci 9400s on newegg looks like it will be more than $100 extra to be getting everything as a single unit when they are first released. Hopefully prices drop on them, or maybe the prices in that article aren't as high as they will actually be released. Has there been any figures released about the power consumption on those boards? I'm assuming they will be mcuh lower than a 330 with the intel chipset and an extra 9400 pci card.
Intel ATOM 330 Dual-Core CPU experience with XBMC for Linux - perfect 720p playback
badmoviesnbeer
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2009-05-01 16:33
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CrashX
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2009-05-01 16:46
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According to some forums I read, it will be less than $200 for dual core atom ion motherboard ..
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decaturguy
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2009-05-01 16:58
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CrashX Wrote:According to some forums I read, it will be less than $200 for dual core atom ion motherboard .. Zotac IONITX-A-U: $303 http://en.expreview.com/2009/04/20/zotac...works.html |
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badmoviesnbeer
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2009-05-01 19:40
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crashx, davilla, and anyone else with a 330 setup:
What skins are you using? Are you able to run aeon with this? |
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davilla
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2009-05-01 19:47
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badmoviesnbeer Wrote:crashx, davilla, and anyone else with a 330 setup: I run pm3.hd as I find the other skins have way too much useless eye candy and navigation in the GUI suffers with too many thing popping up and changing shape/position. They also seem very keyboard driven and I'm a mouse/IR remote kind of guy. I have tested the other skins on a D945GCLF2/8400 system and they seem fine but pm3.hd is my daily skin. MediaInfo : http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/ Do not e-mail XBMC-Team members directly asking for support. Read/follow the forum rules. |
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CrashX
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2009-05-01 19:53
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Same here using pm3.hd without any problems ... Haven't tested aeon yet ..
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AshsToAshs
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2009-05-01 22:24
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CrashX Wrote:Same here using pm3.hd without any problems ... Haven't tested aeon yet .. Im sure regular Aeon will lag a bit. But id like to see how one of the "Aeon lite" editions works for you. Like the AppleTV version of it: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=49567 -Ash- |
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snoxbox
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2009-05-28 05:06
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AshsToAshs Wrote:Im sure regular Aeon will lag a bit. So has anyone tried Aeon (non-optimized) on an N330? I'm going to build an ION htpc, and I'd love to know if I can use xbmc and aeon to it's full potential. |
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Greg Rowe
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2009-06-08 15:31
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Based mostly on comments in this thread I ordered a machine that will be a diskless XBMC frontend.
APEX MI-100BK Intel BOXD945GCLF2D PNY VCG84512SPEB Kingston 2GB The PNY card fits in the system quite easily. If however you had a hard drive mounted in the side of the case you might have trouble. My system is diskless so it works out fine for me. |
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Djape
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2009-06-12 02:12
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Hi there, I also own same mobo.
Can confirm following: Good: 1. Cheap 2. Does the job great watching up to 720 3. Pretty stable, doesn't crash Bad: 1. Way to noisy (changing fans is a must) 2. Box is overheating it melted my sons chocolate ![]() 3. S-Video doesn't work out of the box with XBMC HD install. I was able to compile new drivers and make it work but decided to go for XBMC Live and S-Video doesn't work. I tried tons of xorg.conf variations, nothing wrks. Just my 3 cents ![]() Cheers... |
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