Do you see anything objectionable about this motherboard ?
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Do you see anything objectionable about this motherboard ?
I'm building a low power file server, and thought about this motherboard
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6813186100
I want to use the 3600 brisbane CPU.
This motherboard is cheap, and does not use the nvidia video cards that are power hungry.
I will of course return this motherboard if CrystalCPUID won't be able to change frequence/voltage, but apart from this, do you see anything objectionable with this mobo ?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6813186100
I want to use the 3600 brisbane CPU.
This motherboard is cheap, and does not use the nvidia video cards that are power hungry.
I will of course return this motherboard if CrystalCPUID won't be able to change frequence/voltage, but apart from this, do you see anything objectionable with this mobo ?
Thanks for your reply!.
Yes I saw the lack of abundant SATA connections. Still, my goal is to create the least power hungry server, so I really don't want to connect more than one laptop hard drive.
The system that I'm building consists of:
1. This motherboard.
2. 3600 X2 Birsbane.
3. picoPSU power supply.
4. one laptop hard drive.
5. one gigabit lan pci card (need two lan connections).
Using CrystalCPUID, my goal is to have an idle power consumption of ~15W. With the right mobo I'm sure it's possible, I just hope it's the right mobo.
I hope I will succeed.
Yes I saw the lack of abundant SATA connections. Still, my goal is to create the least power hungry server, so I really don't want to connect more than one laptop hard drive.
The system that I'm building consists of:
1. This motherboard.
2. 3600 X2 Birsbane.
3. picoPSU power supply.
4. one laptop hard drive.
5. one gigabit lan pci card (need two lan connections).
Using CrystalCPUID, my goal is to have an idle power consumption of ~15W. With the right mobo I'm sure it's possible, I just hope it's the right mobo.
I hope I will succeed.
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VIA knows how to create low power consuming products, I hope they used this knowledge for this mobo too.Hmm who knows what the power consumption is like on Via boards? I've despised them for so long... anyway my tests show GF7025 uses less power than 690G.
Just me.What and how many users is it going to serve?
What is the diff in watts between the 3600 brisnbane and 3200 sempron, when downclocked/votaged, something significant ?