Intel D945GCLF (Atom Cpu 1,6Ghz)

unseen

I just got it

Name D945GCLF
Form Factor Mini-ITX Mainboard
CPU Intel Atom 230 @ 1x 1.60GHz (Silverthorne 45nm)
Chipset Intel 82945G (ICH7)
L2 Cache 512kb
Graphics Intel GMA 950
Memory 1x DDR2 533/667 RAM
Power 20 Pin ATX, P4-connector
Connectors (rear)
- 2x PS/2
- 1x Parallel
- 1x D-SUB15 (VGA)
- 1x RS232
- 4x USB 2.0
- 1x LAN 10/100MBit
- 3x Sound (Line Out, Line In, Microphone)
Audio Realtek High Definition Audio
Connectors (internal) - PCI
- Audio
- 2x USB
- 2x SATA
- 1x IDE

http://www.intel.com/technology/atom/index.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silverthorne_(CPU)

Only 2,5 watt!!

riptide

Overclocking results?

tramoredude

lol!

I guess 1.61ghz

flav0rflav

Where did you get it?

Chosen

Ha! Nforce's rig got competition!

Anti

Hmm, something liek this would be perfect for my old xbox.

unseen

Some first untweaked results







I still cant find a oc tool

Chosen

Hehe I have a Wprime 1024M that's faster than this 32M

unseen

Finally I found sometime and i finished my mini htpc. I wanted a low budget pc for movies,downloading,mp3 and photos. 160gb is enough for my data.


Case: Morex
Mainboard: Intel D945GCLF
Cpu :Atom 230(1,6)
Psu :60w
Hdd: Seagate 160gb
Ram: 1gb ddr2
DVD external







It is small,cheap, and totaly green! 24w under full load.

Anti

Wow, that thing is tiny ! Good job

Wcool

Do you know what your power consumption is? I would be very interested in that, as I normally use VIA C7 chips for the same type of computer?

Anti

Wcool wrote: »

Do you know what your power consumption is? I would be very interested in that, as I normally use VIA C7 chips for the same type of computer?

What part of :

unseen wrote:

It is small,cheap, and totaly green! 24w under full load.

did you not get ?

unseen

Yes 24w only. I measured it with a energy meter like this one

Wcool

Manties wrote: »

What part of : SNIP
did you not get ?

Oops totally missed it. 24w is really good considering it has a HD as well
Considering trying it out myself!

BadCharlie

unseen wrote: »

Yes 24w only. I measured it with a energy meter like this one

Have that my self and its great. Most go run around the house and see what burns what again.

MCTarakan

unseen wrote: »

Finally I found sometime and i finished my mini htpc. I wanted a low budget pc for movies,downloading,mp3 and photos. 160gb is enough for my data.


Case: Morex
Mainboard: Intel D945GCLF
Cpu :Atom 230(1,6)
Psu :60w
Hdd: Seagate 160gb
Ram: 1gb ddr2
DVD external

It is small,cheap, and totaly green! 24w under full load.

amaizin! I just looking for something like that! CAN you tell where did you get all parts and what was the buget for it?!!!

Is it OK to work with Full HD content?

Regards!

zilog_jones

MCTarakan wrote: »

amaizin! I just looking for something like that! CAN you tell where did you get all parts and what was the buget for it?!!!

Yes I'd like to know too. Something like that could make a nice replacement for my headless download/server box - a Compaq PIII-933 stuck under the couch. Last time I checked that was drawing about 65W

Chosen

http://www.specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/product.php?productid=6481&cat=0&page=1

http://www.elara.ie/products/detailsfullat.asp?productcode=ECE1542148#spec

http://www.elara.ie/products/detailsfullat.asp?productcode=MMEE080766#spec

Sqaull20

unseen wrote: »

Finally I found sometime and i finished my mini htpc. I wanted a low budget pc for movies,downloading,mp3 and photos. 160gb is enough for my data.


Case: Morex
Mainboard: Intel D945GCLF
Cpu :Atom 230(1,6)
Psu :60w
Hdd: Seagate 160gb
Ram: 1gb ddr2
DVD external


It is small,cheap, and totaly green! 24w under full load.

What psu are you using?

I would like to run this in the car.

I think this would do the job?

http://www.cartft.com/catalog/il/892

How fast does it load Vista?

MCTarakan

Chosen wrote: »

http://www.specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/product.php?productid=6481&cat=0&page=1

http://www.elara.ie/products/detailsfullat.asp?productcode=ECE1542148#spec

http://www.elara.ie/products/detailsfullat.asp?productcode=MMEE080766#spec

will they be able hold FullHD 1080p content?