Motherboards for Core Duo and Core 2 Duo LV/ULV cpu
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Motherboards for Core Duo and Core 2 Duo LV/ULV cpu
Hi all!
Could anyone kindly point me out if there is any motherboard (ATX, mini-ATX, µ-ATX, BTX, ITX, mini-ITX, etc.) which supports the following Intel LV/ULV mobile cpu?
Intel® Core™Duo Mobile (Yonah):
sSpec Number - Processor Number
SL99V - U2500
SL99W - U2400
SL9UR - U2400
SL9JU - L2500
SL8VW - L2400
SL8VX - L2300
Intel® Core™2 Duo Mobile (Merom):
sSpec Number - Model name
SLA2V - U7500
SLA2U - U7600
SLA3R - L7500
SLAET - L7500
SL9SM - L7400
SLA3S - L7300
SL9SN - L7200
Thanks for Your thoughtfulness.
Luca
Could anyone kindly point me out if there is any motherboard (ATX, mini-ATX, µ-ATX, BTX, ITX, mini-ITX, etc.) which supports the following Intel LV/ULV mobile cpu?
Intel® Core™Duo Mobile (Yonah):
sSpec Number - Processor Number
SL99V - U2500
SL99W - U2400
SL9UR - U2400
SL9JU - L2500
SL8VW - L2400
SL8VX - L2300
Intel® Core™2 Duo Mobile (Merom):
sSpec Number - Model name
SLA2V - U7500
SLA2U - U7600
SLA3R - L7500
SLAET - L7500
SL9SM - L7400
SLA3S - L7300
SL9SN - L7200
Thanks for Your thoughtfulness.
Luca
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As far as I know it should not be completely true: there's at least one vendor (Radisys) which sells an ITX mobo for these cpus.smilingcrow wrote:As far as I’m aware they are all soldered directly to a motherboard so no joy with any of these.
What about this "under-volting" practice? Is it safe? Does it allow to reach a thermal dissipation value such as the one of the Celeron M423 (5.5w TDP)?smilingcrow wrote:I suggest buying a Core (2) Duo and under-volting and under-clocking it and you’ll find you’ll get the power consumption very low.
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yesWhat about this "under-volting" practice? Is it safe?
it's very easy to get less than 5.5W at idle. at full load it will be more difficult, unless you don't require much performance (but if a Celeron M423 is enough for you then I guess you don't require much performance).Does it allow to reach a thermal dissipation value such as the one of the Celeron M423 (5.5w TDP)?
SPCR Desktop CPU Power Survey
The fact that you don't know what undervolting is suggests to me you haven't looked around SPCR at all. Pretty much every question you can think of has been asked here before, so search and ye shall find.Is there no advice? Nobody knows?
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Thank for the link!jaganath wrote:SPCR Desktop CPU Power Survey
That's right, I have not looked around SPCR very much: anyway, I was referring to my original request about an advice on motherboards for Intel LV/ULV mobile cpu, and not for the under-volting practice (on SPCR there are scarce or no information about Intel ULV mobile on desktop applications).jaganath wrote:The fact that you don't know what undervolting is suggests to me you haven't looked around SPCR at all. Pretty much every question you can think of has been asked here before, so search and ye shall find.quest_for_silence wrote:Is there no advice? Nobody knows?