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Guru3D Rig of the Month - December 2019
Colorful Shows Motherboard with integrated Nvidia GTX 1070 GPU
Here's something new, Colorful and Chaintech have shown a motherboard on Computex which houses a GP104-200 Nvidia GPU. That's the GTX 1070 for you. The motherboard seems to be a budget B150 Intel motherboard for compact gaming systems.
The motherboard has no PCIe slots available. But directly at that spot there is a GPU integrated on the PCB, along with GDDR5 memory chips from Samsung. From the markings on the GPU can be seen that it is the same chip as the GPU of the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070. The board is codenamed 'B150-GP104', which seems to make it clear that it is a motherboard with Intel B150 chipset and socket 1151 for Skylake processors. There are two SODIMM slots available for memory. Courtesy for this spot goes out to TheLostSwede.
Colorful as well showed a motherboard with integrated GTX 980 GPU and the manufacturer has a version of a GTX 960 GPU in the works as well. We doubt a little that such motherboards will reach the market for consumers, we tkink more along the lines of small form factor game computers. The size of the motherboard also differs from standard form factors such as m-ITX.
VR backpack systems and Steam machines anyone ?
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#5284844 Posted on: 06/06/2016 10:53 AM
Mobile, laptops i guess.
Why?
Mobile, laptops i guess.
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#5284858 Posted on: 06/06/2016 11:23 AM
HTPCs, 'entry' or 'light' gaming, probably a couple of interesting options there. It will be a niche product, but I might see myself interested in it too, down the road.
HTPCs, 'entry' or 'light' gaming, probably a couple of interesting options there. It will be a niche product, but I might see myself interested in it too, down the road.
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#5284880 Posted on: 06/06/2016 12:01 PM
Or this could be used for budget Mini ITX builds as well.
Or this could be used for budget Mini ITX builds as well.
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#5284918 Posted on: 06/06/2016 01:52 PM
Because why not.
Why?
Because why not.
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#5284920 Posted on: 06/06/2016 01:56 PM
Why does the board look like something from a 20 year old machine you found in a basement? lol
Why does the board look like something from a 20 year old machine you found in a basement? lol
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#5284926 Posted on: 06/06/2016 02:06 PM
Sounds like a fantastic idea for Steam Machines. Without a discrete PCIe GPU, this saves a lot of physical space.
Sounds like a fantastic idea for Steam Machines. Without a discrete PCIe GPU, this saves a lot of physical space.
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#5284928 Posted on: 06/06/2016 02:06 PM
It'll cost more, and you lose the GPU if the board goes outside of the warranty period.
Add an extended warranty, and it isn't too bad.
Because why not.
It'll cost more, and you lose the GPU if the board goes outside of the warranty period.
Add an extended warranty, and it isn't too bad.
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#5284934 Posted on: 06/06/2016 02:29 PM
Quite interesting I would say.
Paired with a 6400/6500 or 6600/6700 non k and that GTX 1070 in a cool mITX and you got A BEASTLY mITX gaming machine!
HTPCs, 'entry' or 'light' gaming, probably a couple of interesting options there. It will be a niche product, but I might see myself interested in it too, down the road.
I don't personally see myself interested but John next door might be for hassle free gaming machine.
This thing has potential since most mITX/Gaming machines are for laughs.
It'll cost more, and you lose the GPU if the board goes outside of the warranty period.
Add an extended warranty, and it isn't too bad.
Good point on the warranty. 3y would be a minimum imho with optional extension up to 5y.
Quite interesting I would say.
Paired with a 6400/6500 or 6600/6700 non k and that GTX 1070 in a cool mITX and you got A BEASTLY mITX gaming machine!
HTPCs, 'entry' or 'light' gaming, probably a couple of interesting options there. It will be a niche product, but I might see myself interested in it too, down the road.
I don't personally see myself interested but John next door might be for hassle free gaming machine.
This thing has potential since most mITX/Gaming machines are for laughs.
It'll cost more, and you lose the GPU if the board goes outside of the warranty period.
Add an extended warranty, and it isn't too bad.
Good point on the warranty. 3y would be a minimum imho with optional extension up to 5y.
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#5284939 Posted on: 06/06/2016 02:40 PM
Slim tower mITX gaming machines are kind of for laughs. But there are some bulkier mITX cases that are plenty suitable for serious gamers. I intend to do a mITX build for my next gaming rig. But the thing about that is it will be strictly gaming. Most people around here use their gaming PCs for everything else, such as work, internet browsing, or other forms of media. Some people use them as servers. But when you're focusing on strictly gaming, you don't need much. 8GB of RAM, 1TB of storage, a modular PSU, a hefty GPU, and an overclocked quad core CPU is all you really need. All of that can effortlessly fit in a mITX case. These days, discrete sound cards and DVD drives are relatively useless. I don't need wifi, and when you're only focused on gaming you can usually get by with just 4 USB ports.
This thing has potential since most mITX/Gaming machines are for laughs.
Slim tower mITX gaming machines are kind of for laughs. But there are some bulkier mITX cases that are plenty suitable for serious gamers. I intend to do a mITX build for my next gaming rig. But the thing about that is it will be strictly gaming. Most people around here use their gaming PCs for everything else, such as work, internet browsing, or other forms of media. Some people use them as servers. But when you're focusing on strictly gaming, you don't need much. 8GB of RAM, 1TB of storage, a modular PSU, a hefty GPU, and an overclocked quad core CPU is all you really need. All of that can effortlessly fit in a mITX case. These days, discrete sound cards and DVD drives are relatively useless. I don't need wifi, and when you're only focused on gaming you can usually get by with just 4 USB ports.
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#5284957 Posted on: 06/06/2016 03:17 PM
If its not following any case/motherboard standard, then its not going to be sold to the public.
This looks like a Console, or even a series of "Nvidia Shield" like devices, if they wanted to deliver a whole range of them, that is...
If its not following any case/motherboard standard, then its not going to be sold to the public.
This looks like a Console, or even a series of "Nvidia Shield" like devices, if they wanted to deliver a whole range of them, that is...
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#5284984 Posted on: 06/06/2016 04:10 PM
Engineering sample perhaps? that would be my guess.
although imo it doesnt look *that* bad.
Why does the board look like something from a 20 year old machine you found in a basement? lol
Engineering sample perhaps? that would be my guess.
although imo it doesnt look *that* bad.
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#5284994 Posted on: 06/06/2016 04:22 PM
I'm sure its not meant for any design awards, since it going to probably be installed in closed non user accessible systems.
Why does the board look like something from a 20 year old machine you found in a basement? lol
I'm sure its not meant for any design awards, since it going to probably be installed in closed non user accessible systems.
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#5284995 Posted on: 06/06/2016 04:23 PM
Remember when DELL & Co used to sell PC's with the graphics chip BGA'd to the motherboard and you couldn't to just put in a nice new Discrete Graphics Card and you had to buy a shiny new DELL system instead
Well this is the new generation of humping the masses
Remember when DELL & Co used to sell PC's with the graphics chip BGA'd to the motherboard and you couldn't to just put in a nice new Discrete Graphics Card and you had to buy a shiny new DELL system instead
Well this is the new generation of humping the masses
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#5284997 Posted on: 06/06/2016 04:28 PM
Remember when DELL & Co used to sell PC's with the graphics chip BGA'd to the motherboard and you couldn't to just put in a nice new Discrete Graphics Card and you had to buy a shiny new DELL system instead
Well this is the new generation of humping the masses
Apparently, you don't remember those days to well yourself. Most of those computers used pretty standard IGP chips. Stuff that was good enough to get you a working display, mooched off your SRAM, and were hardly capable of playing 360p videos in fullscreen. Even for their time, those IGPs were utter garbage. This Colorful board, meanwhile, supports a GTX 1070. That's not low end. I'm not sure it even qualifies as mid-range. It's an exciting idea, because it's a good GPU in a very, very small form factor.
Remember when DELL & Co used to sell PC's with the graphics chip BGA'd to the motherboard and you couldn't to just put in a nice new Discrete Graphics Card and you had to buy a shiny new DELL system instead
Well this is the new generation of humping the masses
Apparently, you don't remember those days to well yourself. Most of those computers used pretty standard IGP chips. Stuff that was good enough to get you a working display, mooched off your SRAM, and were hardly capable of playing 360p videos in fullscreen. Even for their time, those IGPs were utter garbage. This Colorful board, meanwhile, supports a GTX 1070. That's not low end. I'm not sure it even qualifies as mid-range. It's an exciting idea, because it's a good GPU in a very, very small form factor.
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