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Gigabyte's new GA-PICO3350 Pico-ITX motherboard fits in your hand
Meet the new Pico-ITX motherboard, GA-PICO3350. Powered by the Intel Celeron N3350 dual core processor with a low-power consumption of 6 watts. The board supports SO-DIMM which is scalable for up to 8GB memory with the frequency up to 1866 MHz.
The multiple I/O connectivity consisting of USB3.0 x2, USB2.0 x2, SATA3 x1 and a mini-PCIe with the support of mSATA, provides flexibility for applications and allows a wide range of devices to choose from.
Dual-display capability is also available through 24-bit dual channel LVDS with max resolution of 1900x1200, offering customers with high quality visual experiences for any guru. GIGABYTE GA-PICO3350 is equipped with Intel N3350 of the latest F1 stepping version which prolongs the longevity of product supply. With up to a 15-year long service life support from Intel, customers have a product supply guarantee which prevents inconvenience from equipment replacement. As a brand constantly pursuing customer satisfaction, GIGABYTE guarantees our customers with excellent service and ultra durable product quality. GIGABYTE GA-PICO3350 is a compact size but with unrestricted possibilities, serving as the perfect choice for IoT gateway, factory automation, etc.
GIGABYTE GA-PICO3350 product info:
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-PICO3350-rev-10#ov
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#5723317 Posted on: 10/23/2019 01:57 PM
i was about to say that it is a great raspberry replacement. But not at that price eventually. ( for integrated entertainment not for IOT / prototypes )
i was about to say that it is a great raspberry replacement. But not at that price eventually. ( for integrated entertainment not for IOT / prototypes )
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#5723325 Posted on: 10/23/2019 02:20 PM
No INTEL NIC, no buy.
Put 2 Intel NIC on that board, instant buy.
pFsense in a small package, almost negligible power consumption. Win win win.
But this, no way
No INTEL NIC, no buy.
Put 2 Intel NIC on that board, instant buy.
pFsense in a small package, almost negligible power consumption. Win win win.
But this, no way
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#5723328 Posted on: 10/23/2019 02:32 PM
I though this would be a good option to make my tv a little smarter and to make use of an old msata drive I have laying around there, but at that price I can buy a better drive and a raspberry pi for my tv
I though this would be a good option to make my tv a little smarter and to make use of an old msata drive I have laying around there, but at that price I can buy a better drive and a raspberry pi for my tv
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#5723382 Posted on: 10/23/2019 05:54 PM
I remember a long while back VIA coined the term Pico ITX. I wonder if this conforms to the same dimensions (too lazy to check), or if there's even a trademark on the name (since I've never seen anyone else use the size).
What is the price?
Either way, I'm sure there are faster and cheaper ARM platforms of a similar size.
I remember a long while back VIA coined the term Pico ITX. I wonder if this conforms to the same dimensions (too lazy to check), or if there's even a trademark on the name (since I've never seen anyone else use the size).
I though this would be a good option to make my tv a little smarter and to make use of an old msata drive I have laying around there, but at that price I can buy a better drive and a raspberry pi for my tv
What is the price?
Either way, I'm sure there are faster and cheaper ARM platforms of a similar size.
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#5723431 Posted on: 10/23/2019 07:27 PM
I remember a long while back VIA coined the term Pico ITX. I wonder if this conforms to the same dimensions (too lazy to check), or if there's even a trademark on the name (since I've never seen anyone else use the size).
What is the price?
Either way, I'm sure there are faster and cheaper ARM platforms of a similar size.
ARM is still better, and is cheaper...
Also the price of the pico-ITX make the price high, but if i want more power i would buy a thin-ITX, and if i want a real small system i would go ARM or Rasberry if i have no money...
Also on the next Intel NUC you can have special configuration that are way better and cheaper than this motherboard + the chassis (yes they are also expensive too
) for few more Cm...
It's a nice board but right now i would bought something else if i have the need of a small computer...
*Edit* for those who enjoy the idea: Pico ITX fit in a 5,25 bay (the ODD bay for those born in this century)
I remember a long while back VIA coined the term Pico ITX. I wonder if this conforms to the same dimensions (too lazy to check), or if there's even a trademark on the name (since I've never seen anyone else use the size).
What is the price?
Either way, I'm sure there are faster and cheaper ARM platforms of a similar size.
ARM is still better, and is cheaper...
Also the price of the pico-ITX make the price high, but if i want more power i would buy a thin-ITX, and if i want a real small system i would go ARM or Rasberry if i have no money...
Also on the next Intel NUC you can have special configuration that are way better and cheaper than this motherboard + the chassis (yes they are also expensive too
) for few more Cm...It's a nice board but right now i would bought something else if i have the need of a small computer...
*Edit* for those who enjoy the idea: Pico ITX fit in a 5,25 bay (the ODD bay for those born in this century)
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#5723470 Posted on: 10/23/2019 09:08 PM
No INTEL NIC, no buy.
Put 2 Intel NIC on that board, instant buy.
pFsense in a small package, almost negligible power consumption. Win win win.
But this, no way
Well said sir.
Completely agree. I mean I am running a Intel 3350 chip for pFsense. Lol, but its an i5-3350p.
So overkill.
No INTEL NIC, no buy.
Put 2 Intel NIC on that board, instant buy.
pFsense in a small package, almost negligible power consumption. Win win win.
But this, no way
Well said sir.
Completely agree. I mean I am running a Intel 3350 chip for pFsense. Lol, but its an i5-3350p.
So overkill.
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#5723514 Posted on: 10/24/2019 12:02 AM
I remember a long while back VIA coined the term Pico ITX. I wonder if this conforms to the same dimensions (too lazy to check), or if there's even a trademark on the name (since I've never seen anyone else use the size).
What is the price?
Either way, I'm sure there are faster and cheaper ARM platforms of a similar size.
@FM57 Told that this would be at least 300 usd but to say the true I haven’t checked.
I will probably go raspberry pi..
I remember a long while back VIA coined the term Pico ITX. I wonder if this conforms to the same dimensions (too lazy to check), or if there's even a trademark on the name (since I've never seen anyone else use the size).
What is the price?
Either way, I'm sure there are faster and cheaper ARM platforms of a similar size.
@FM57 Told that this would be at least 300 usd but to say the true I haven’t checked.
I will probably go raspberry pi..
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#5723553 Posted on: 10/24/2019 05:46 AM
Right now it is on "pre-sale" even in asia... So no price yet.
Equivalent industrial Pico-ITX with same spec and CPU but lot less "friendly" is 139 Euro without Taxes.
Right now it is on "pre-sale" even in asia... So no price yet.
Equivalent industrial Pico-ITX with same spec and CPU but lot less "friendly" is 139 Euro without Taxes.
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#5723753 Posted on: 10/24/2019 04:13 PM
@FM57 Told that this would be at least 300 usd but to say the true I haven’t checked.
I will probably go raspberry pi..
Yeah 300 is definitely too much. Might as well go for one of the Nvidia Jetson boards, where you'll get a LOT more GPU power and probably more CPU power too. Sure, even the Jetson Nano seems to be a little bit larger, but if the size difference matters that much, I've found ODROID tends to offer some of the best performance in a small package you can get.
The RPis are ok if you want something that "just works". What they've really got going for them is add-on compatibility and a large community.
@FM57 Told that this would be at least 300 usd but to say the true I haven’t checked.
I will probably go raspberry pi..
Yeah 300 is definitely too much. Might as well go for one of the Nvidia Jetson boards, where you'll get a LOT more GPU power and probably more CPU power too. Sure, even the Jetson Nano seems to be a little bit larger, but if the size difference matters that much, I've found ODROID tends to offer some of the best performance in a small package you can get.
The RPis are ok if you want something that "just works". What they've really got going for them is add-on compatibility and a large community.
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Nice, searching for such a form factor, but I saw that it would be around US$300. Waaaayyyyyy too expensive.