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Old November 5, 2009, 10:35 AM
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While we would have thought that innovation such as this would be first seen from a company such as Asus or Gigabyte, it is DFI who is paving the way, releasing a mini-ITX board based on the Intel P55 chipset with LGA-1156 support. Mini-ITX has been gaining ground as a popular solution in the home theatre and basic system market, with its small 6.... [ Read full article ]
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Old November 5, 2009, 10:37 AM
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Huzzah! SFF getting popular!
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Awesome, that is friggin small
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It's going to be funny seeing people (try to) put a TRUE on that board so they can have awesome cooling for those hot i5/i7 chips. And then they're going to ask why the board snapped in half when they picked it up.

But seeing such a high(ish) end package on that small of a motherboard is crazy.
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Hey this is awesome!

Would an HD 4890/5850 fit into the Silverstone Sugo SG05B? This would be the perfect LAN/gaming machine!
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Hey this is awesome!

Would an HD 4890/5850 fit into the Silverstone Sugo SG05B? This would be the perfect LAN/gaming machine!
http://silverstonetek.com/downloads/...upportlist.pdf
Looks like the max the PSU can handle is a 4850. But still... awsome Lanbox indeed!
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Looks like the max the PSU can handle is a 4850. But still... awsome Lanbox indeed!
But I can replace the PSU right?
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Its an SFX power supply, so presumably any other SFX PSU will fit inside...but finding one thats over 300w will be trouble.. i dont think there are any...
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Man. 6 phase power on an m-itx board. Those companies with 4 phase power on a full ATX P55 board should just dissolve.
I wonder how high this board can push a chip in an SFF chassis..
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