Comments on: List of Intel Atom Single/Dual Core Compatible Motherboards http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/ My Daily encounter with Mobile Technology, Net Culture, Social Media, Open Source, Cloud Computing and everything else in between! Sat, 19 May 2012 00:21:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Rich http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/comment-page-1/#comment-2625 Rich Fri, 18 May 2012 21:45:57 +0000 http://kramfs.com/?p=246#comment-2625 Webmaster, I am the admin at <a href="http://www.SEOPlugins.org" rel="nofollow">SEOPlugins.org</a>. We profile SEO Plugins for Wordpress blogs for on-site and off-site SEO. I'd like to invite you to check out our recent profile for a pretty amazing plugin which can double or triple traffic for a Worpdress blog and we just posted a video showing the plugin in action. You can delete this comment, I didn't want to comment on your blog, just wanted to drop you a personal message. Thanks, Rich Webmaster, I am the admin at SEOPlugins.org. We profile SEO Plugins for WordPress blogs for on-site and off-site SEO. I’d like to invite you to check out our recent profile for a pretty amazing plugin which can double or triple traffic for a Worpdress blog and we just posted a video showing the plugin in action. You can delete this comment, I didn’t want to comment on your blog, just wanted to drop you a personal message. Thanks, Rich

]]> By: Warcraft Accessories http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/comment-page-1/#comment-1828 Warcraft Accessories Fri, 27 Aug 2010 21:25:23 +0000 http://kramfs.com/?p=246#comment-1828 Hello!I am checking your posts for quite a few days now. I have to say that it is very easy to read . It is already in my bookmarks and i will make sure that i will follow it when possible . Thanks for the nice posts . Hello!I am checking your posts for quite a few days now. I have to say that it is very easy to read . It is already in my bookmarks and i will make sure that i will follow it when possible . Thanks for the nice posts .

]]> By: solnyshok http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/comment-page-1/#comment-1243 solnyshok Sat, 25 Apr 2009 07:16:26 +0000 http://kramfs.com/?p=246#comment-1243 Hi, thanks again for your help. I ordered DualCore Intel board. Hi, thanks again for your help. I ordered DualCore Intel board.

]]> By: solnyshok http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/comment-page-1/#comment-1981 solnyshok Sat, 25 Apr 2009 07:16:00 +0000 http://kramfs.com/?p=246#comment-1981 Hi, thanks again for your help. I ordered DualCore Intel board. Hi, thanks again for your help. I ordered DualCore Intel board.

]]> By: solnyshok http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/comment-page-1/#comment-1044 solnyshok Tue, 14 Apr 2009 08:03:36 +0000 http://kramfs.com/?p=246#comment-1044 Thanx. I also did some testing yesterday on my 1000h connected to router via ethernet. 2HD movies and 2 DVDs played well, with 20% cpu utilization and 25-45% network capacity utilization. Some graphs here http://solnyshok.blogspot.com/2009/04/using-asus-eeepc-1000h-as-home-server.html Thanx. I also did some testing yesterday on my 1000h connected to router via ethernet. 2HD movies and 2 DVDs played well, with 20% cpu utilization and 25-45% network capacity utilization. Some graphs here http://solnyshok.blogspot.com/2009/04/using-asus-eeepc-1000h-as-home-server.html

]]> By: solnyshok http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/comment-page-1/#comment-1980 solnyshok Tue, 14 Apr 2009 08:03:00 +0000 http://kramfs.com/?p=246#comment-1980 Thanx. I also did some testing yesterday on my 1000h connected to router via ethernet. 2HD movies and 2 DVDs played well, with 20% cpu utilization and 25-45% network capacity utilization. Some graphs here http://solnyshok.blogspot.com/2009/04/using-asus-eeepc-1000h-as-home-server.html Thanx. I also did some testing yesterday on my 1000h connected to router via ethernet. 2HD movies and 2 DVDs played well, with 20% cpu utilization and 25-45% network capacity utilization. Some graphs here http://solnyshok.blogspot.com/2009/04/using-asus-eeepc-1000h-as-home-server.html

]]> By: kramfs http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/comment-page-1/#comment-1016 kramfs Mon, 13 Apr 2009 16:06:12 +0000 http://kramfs.com/?p=246#comment-1016 With your requirements, atom-based system should be fine. I ended up with Intel D945GCLF2 with Gbit NIC since it was readily available in my area. It is capable of multiple HD streaming and while downloading around 2-3 torrent at the same time. I also installed vmware server in it and with 3 CentOs guest running at the same time with no noticeable performance degradation. Although I haven't done an extensive test, I'm quite happy with its performance. With your requirements, atom-based system should be fine. I ended up with Intel D945GCLF2 with Gbit NIC since it was readily available in my area. It is capable of multiple HD streaming and while downloading around 2-3 torrent at the same time. I also installed vmware server in it and with 3 CentOs guest running at the same time with no noticeable performance degradation.

Although I haven’t done an extensive test, I’m quite happy with its performance.

]]> By: kramfs http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/comment-page-1/#comment-1979 kramfs Mon, 13 Apr 2009 16:06:00 +0000 http://kramfs.com/?p=246#comment-1979 With your requirements, atom-based system should be fine. I ended up with Intel D945GCLF2 with Gbit NIC since it was readily available in my area. It is capable of multiple HD streaming and while downloading around 2-3 torrent at the same time. I also installed vmware server in it and with 3 CentOs guest running at the same time with no noticeable performance degradation. Although I haven't done an extensive test, I'm quite happy with its performance. With your requirements, atom-based system should be fine. I ended up with Intel D945GCLF2 with Gbit NIC since it was readily available in my area. It is capable of multiple HD streaming and while downloading around 2-3 torrent at the same time. I also installed vmware server in it and with 3 CentOs guest running at the same time with no noticeable performance degradation.

Although I haven’t done an extensive test, I’m quite happy with its performance.

]]> By: solnyshok http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/comment-page-1/#comment-1002 solnyshok Mon, 13 Apr 2009 08:16:25 +0000 http://kramfs.com/?p=246#comment-1002 Hi, I am also looking for a Atom based home server board (running P4 2.8GHz at the moment). Since I need it only for low power NAS/torrent/printing functions I am not really disappointed with the lack of DVI/HDMI or lack of power to play 1080p video. I am rather looking for a powersaver that is able to stream 1-2 HD streams, since it is common, that my two kids choose different movies to watch at the same time on plasma and on some laptops. I need a board that would be able to stream those (15-20)*2 Mbps (or 8MB/sec) reliably while taking care of torrents and OS overhead. MSI board with single core Atom seems suitable, kind of. I also have eee pc 1000h and just tested its ethernet speed. It is capped at 11MB/sec, due to 100Mbps NIC. Now, I wonder, if Atom has power to serve Giga NIC well. OS overhead would be minimal with FreeNAS, I guess. Hi,

I am also looking for a Atom based home server board (running P4 2.8GHz at the moment). Since I need it only for low power NAS/torrent/printing functions I am not really disappointed with the lack of DVI/HDMI or lack of power to play 1080p video. I am rather looking for a powersaver that is able to stream 1-2 HD streams, since it is common, that my two kids choose different movies to watch at the same time on plasma and on some laptops. I need a board that would be able to stream those (15-20)*2 Mbps (or 8MB/sec) reliably while taking care of torrents and OS overhead. MSI board with single core Atom seems suitable, kind of.

I also have eee pc 1000h and just tested its ethernet speed. It is capped at 11MB/sec, due to 100Mbps NIC. Now, I wonder, if Atom has power to serve Giga NIC well. OS overhead would be minimal with FreeNAS, I guess.

]]> By: solnyshok http://kramfs.com/list-of-intel-atom-singledual-core-compatible-motherboards/comment-page-1/#comment-1978 solnyshok Mon, 13 Apr 2009 08:16:00 +0000 http://kramfs.com/?p=246#comment-1978 Hi, I am also looking for a Atom based home server board (running P4 2.8GHz at the moment). Since I need it only for low power NAS/torrent/printing functions I am not really disappointed with the lack of DVI/HDMI or lack of power to play 1080p video. I am rather looking for a powersaver that is able to stream 1-2 HD streams, since it is common, that my two kids choose different movies to watch at the same time on plasma and on some laptops. I need a board that would be able to stream those (15-20)*2 Mbps (or 8MB/sec) reliably while taking care of torrents and OS overhead. MSI board with single core Atom seems suitable, kind of. I also have eee pc 1000h and just tested its ethernet speed. It is capped at 11MB/sec, due to 100Mbps NIC. Now, I wonder, if Atom has power to serve Giga NIC well. OS overhead would be minimal with FreeNAS, I guess. Hi,

I am also looking for a Atom based home server board (running P4 2.8GHz at the moment). Since I need it only for low power NAS/torrent/printing functions I am not really disappointed with the lack of DVI/HDMI or lack of power to play 1080p video. I am rather looking for a powersaver that is able to stream 1-2 HD streams, since it is common, that my two kids choose different movies to watch at the same time on plasma and on some laptops. I need a board that would be able to stream those (15-20)*2 Mbps (or 8MB/sec) reliably while taking care of torrents and OS overhead. MSI board with single core Atom seems suitable, kind of.

I also have eee pc 1000h and just tested its ethernet speed. It is capped at 11MB/sec, due to 100Mbps NIC. Now, I wonder, if Atom has power to serve Giga NIC well. OS overhead would be minimal with FreeNAS, I guess.

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