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i'm interested in building a microatx desktop. i want it to run core 2 duo on lga 775, use an intel chipset, and have a dvi (or hdmi) output.
here's what i found:
Intel Desktop Board DQ35JO
$120 on newegg
Intel Desktop Board DG35EC
$100 on newegg
Intel Desktop Board DG33TL
$115 on newegg
Asus P5E-VM
$130 on newegg
these are the only motherboards on newegg that (1) are microatx, (2) use an intel chipset, and (3) have a digital display output.
here's what i found:
Intel Desktop Board DQ35JO
$120 on newegg
Intel Desktop Board DG35EC
$100 on newegg
Intel Desktop Board DG33TL
$115 on newegg
Asus P5E-VM
$130 on newegg
these are the only motherboards on newegg that (1) are microatx, (2) use an intel chipset, and (3) have a digital display output.
wtf are you serious?
I was thinking about building a micro-ATX firewall to replace my 300mhz. I just want something unobtrusive that can sit at the top of my desk.
I was thinking about building a micro-ATX firewall to replace my 300mhz. I just want something unobtrusive that can sit at the top of my desk.
lots of nvidia chipset boards have digital display outs.
I was just pricing out a micro-ATX box to replace my server/firewall and I realized that building computers is expensive :(.
no way! i don't think it is that expensive for what you get.
materially speaking, it is
anything approaching or over two hundred USD is expensive for me right now :(. and that's just mobo + cpu + psu + case. if I build a new box I want to trick it out with gigabit networking and other cool shit like that.
all of the boards above have gigabit networking.
of course, if you're looking to build a network device, i doubt dvi or hdmi outputs are part of the criteria. then there are many cheaper solutions.
of course, if you're looking to build a network device, i doubt dvi or hdmi outputs are part of the criteria. then there are many cheaper solutions.
yeah it's no problem finding a suitable motherboard for 50 or so. I don't want anything too high-powered. I'm going to keep an eye out for used stuff on Craigslist or something.z
i'm done with used electronics
you're lucky then
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http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Build_a_$150_Linux_PC
yea, that is the one