>> Nice setup - but the case is too big for me. I have a single glass panel
>> shelf, the case can be 11.5" deep maximum..
>
> I went for a heavily customized CD player... Count 1-2 days drilling and
> cutting to fit the mobo inside, with all planned before that.
Hmmm - cool idea!
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Le mercredi 05 septembre 2007 à 13:10 +0200, Nicolas Huillard a écrit :
> > Nice setup - but the case is too big for me. I have a single glass panel
> > shelf, the case can be 11.5" deep maximum..
>
> I went for a heavily customized CD player... Count 1-2 days drilling and
> cutting to fi
Simon Baxter a écrit :
>> Simon Baxter a écrit :
>>> I'd like to go fanless and cool. What I like about the shuttle is it's
>>> size. The 1x PCI is fine, as is the VIA unichrome VGA & s-video out.
>>>
>>> Any ideas on a small compact fanless (DEAD quiet) case & motherboard??
>> * mobo : compact +
> Simon Baxter a écrit :
>> I'd like to go fanless and cool. What I like about the shuttle is it's
>> size. The 1x PCI is fine, as is the VIA unichrome VGA & s-video out.
>>
>> Any ideas on a small compact fanless (DEAD quiet) case & motherboard??
>
> * mobo : compact + fanless = VIA (new EX is r
Simon Baxter a écrit :
> I'd like to go fanless and cool. What I like about the shuttle is it's
> size. The 1x PCI is fine, as is the VIA unichrome VGA & s-video out.
>
> Any ideas on a small compact fanless (DEAD quiet) case & motherboard??
* mobo : compact + fanless = VIA (new EX is really w
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 9:21 PM
Subject: Re: [vdr] Mid range CPU choice
> >HDMI
>>VGA
>>RGB
>>S-Video
>>is the order. HDMI is digital und should those provide best quality
>>(equals to DVI.
>
> My list is a bit other way round, as beauty of the p
>HDMI
>VGA
>RGB
>S-Video
>is the order. HDMI is digital und should those provide best quality (equals to
>DVI.
My list is a bit other way round, as beauty of the picture is in viewers eye.
S-Video
Composite
RGB
Component
VGA
HDMI/DVI
Don't get me wrong, as already years ago I have played with H
covert covert schrieb:
>Thanks again. The Asus M2NPV-VM looks like a great choice for me since
>it is easy to get in Australia.
>
>I am looking at the AN-M2HD now and it also available in Australia.
>
>The Asus has Composite out and the Abit has HDMI. I have VGA, RGB,
>S-Vid, HDMI inputs on my TV.
Thanks again. The Asus M2NPV-VM looks like a great choice for me since
it is easy to get in Australia.
I am looking at the AN-M2HD now and it also available in Australia.
The Asus has Composite out and the Abit has HDMI. I have VGA, RGB,
S-Vid, HDMI inputs on my TV.
In order of best to worse for
Steffen Barszus wrote:
> covert covert schrieb:
>
>
>> I have made the choice for a BE 2350 since finding a eesff cpu in
>> Australia is very difficult.
>>
>> Thanks for the help. Now I can go find a suitable motherboard.
>>
>>
>>
>
> Asus M2NPV-VM - on vdr-portal.de this board has been
covert covert schrieb:
>I have made the choice for a BE 2350 since finding a eesff cpu in
>Australia is very difficult.
>
>Thanks for the help. Now I can go find a suitable motherboard.
>
>
Asus M2NPV-VM - on vdr-portal.de this board has been on of the
recommendations (usual topic over there
I have made the choice for a BE 2350 since finding a eesff cpu in
Australia is very difficult.
Thanks for the help. Now I can go find a suitable motherboard.
On 8/22/07, Steffen Barszus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Magnus Hörlin schrieb:
>
> >covert covert wrote:
> >
> >
> >>About to step into th
Magnus Hörlin schrieb:
>covert covert wrote:
>
>
>>About to step into the deep end and build my first VDR box. In fact 2
>>of them at the same time both with the exact same specs.
>>
>>All parts are going to be new.
>>
>>New CPU's are a lot more confusing than the simple days of single
>>cores a
I have quite much CPU power and still system is noise less (ok, if you put
your ear agains computer you can hear something..
* Ione Scorpius P20 Media Center Keyboard
* Asus P5B emolevy Emolevy Intel:in LGA775-socket
* SilverStone LaScala SST-LC20S-M HTPC ATX. VFD-screen and iMON remote control
covert covert wrote:
> About to step into the deep end and build my first VDR box. In fact 2
> of them at the same time both with the exact same specs.
>
> All parts are going to be new.
>
> New CPU's are a lot more confusing than the simple days of single
> cores at fixed clockspeeds.
>
> My quest
On 8/21/07, covert covert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 8/21/07, Nicolas Huillard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > There are lots of EPIA mobos (Mini-ITX for factor) with fanless CPUs
> > around. With these, you get only one PCI slot, but everything is
> > integrated on the motherboard.
> > Using a
On Tue, 21 Aug 2007, Nicolas Huillard wrote:
covert covert a écrit :
My question is what CPU should I chose for good noise reducing , heat
reducing solutions.
The most efficient CPU are still the VIA ones... Low power, very low
heat, very low noise.
There are lots of EPIA mobos (Mini-ITX for
On 8/21/07, Nicolas Huillard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> covert covert a écrit :
> > My question is what CPU should I chose for good noise reducing , heat
> > reducing solutions.
>
> The most efficient CPU are still the VIA ones... Low power, very low
> heat, very low noise.
I will have a look at
On 8/21/07, Jouni Karvo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hi,
>
>
> covert covert writes:
> > About to step into the deep end and build my first VDR box. In fact 2
> > of them at the same time both with the exact same specs.
> >
> > All parts are going to be new.
> >
> > New CPU's are a lot more
covert covert a écrit :
> My question is what CPU should I chose for good noise reducing , heat
> reducing solutions.
The most efficient CPU are still the VIA ones... Low power, very low
heat, very low noise.
There are lots of EPIA mobos (Mini-ITX for factor) with fanless CPUs
around. With these
hi,
covert covert writes:
> About to step into the deep end and build my first VDR box. In fact 2
> of them at the same time both with the exact same specs.
>
> All parts are going to be new.
>
> New CPU's are a lot more confusing than the simple days of single
> cores at fixed clockspe
About to step into the deep end and build my first VDR box. In fact 2
of them at the same time both with the exact same specs.
All parts are going to be new.
New CPU's are a lot more confusing than the simple days of single
cores at fixed clockspeeds.
My question is what CPU should I chose for g
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