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sammyc
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 Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 1:13 pm Post subject: Mini ITX mainboard. Socket 370 |
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Hello guys n gals.
I have something here that is a bit special - very special indeed actually.
It is a Mini-ITX mainboard - Socket 370 with Dimm sockets and 2 PCI ports.
Several of these boards arrived today and I hought it would be nice of me to post them here to see if anyone would be interested in making their own custom based machine like at www.mini-itx.com
This board comes with all the standard dits you can expect including an ATA100 IDE cable and serial cable(COM) and USB header.
It is very small indeed - I have several unopened packages.
The 2 PCI ports are on an extra header tat connectors to the 2 small ports next to the PC Speaker.
These are brand new and garunteed to work - 80 € each.
Please do not think I have over estimated the price - these are very sort after.
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bacterio
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What are the especifications of the motherboard (type of cpu, max speed, total amount of ram capable, .......)
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sammyc
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apologise - my mistake  thank you
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skold
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| Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 12:30 am Post subject: |
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personally ive been waiting for a nano-itx board from via for about 3 years now. i could find a lot more places to stick one of those than a mini-itx board. mini-itx is huge by comparison.. nano-itx is the size of a 120mm fan  |
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