Mini-ITX.com

TykSak · 01-November-02, 02:21 PM

Have a look at Mini-ITX.com they sell MoBos which are only 170mm x 170mm (6.75" x 6.75") they have one with a 533MHz CPU and one with a 800MHz CPU.

Theres also a lot of of projects featured on their page for you to enjoy
Mini-ITX Projects

IronSerif · 01-November-02, 02:48 PM

Just don't spill the drink

NapalmStixToKidz · 01-November-02, 03:51 PM

tyksak: here is my project computer (mp3/divx player for my truck) using that exact board:

its next to the cd it came with to show how small it is....for right now, its in the box it came in...when i get the chance (and money), im gonna make an acrylic case for it...i'll post on here within the next 2-3 months....

Darksamurai · 01-November-02, 06:10 PM

Damn... these things get any smaller, and you'll be able to smuggle a PC through a strip search!

BigAkita · 01-November-02, 11:03 PM

I may inject one into myself so I can be online 24/7.

vladimir · 01-November-02, 11:30 PM

lol damn those things are small

newguy · 18-December-02, 04:08 PM

This is the smallest I've ever seen.

newguy · 18-December-02, 04:27 PM

You want a P4 class system. Then this mite work for you.

Fu3lman · 18-December-02, 06:33 PM

Quote:


	Originally posted by newguy You want a P4 class system. Then this mite work for you.

...someone PLEASE explain to me how the F.U.C.K that that thing works, and what kind of interface that thing uses...is it some kind of daughterboard that plugs into a bigger mobo that has all the slots and whatnot? it sure dont look like a PCI, is it that new interface standard everyone is talkin about?

EDIT: btw, a P4 wont werk in that, that board is a socket 370 and will work with P3's, fcpga celerons and solar powered flashlights...

TykSak · 18-December-02, 07:26 PM

Quote:


	Originally posted by Fu3lman ...someone PLEASE explain to me how the F.U.C.K that that thing works, and what kind of interface that thing uses...is it some kind of daughterboard that plugs into a bigger mobo that has all the slots and whatnot? it sure dont look like a PCI, is it that new interface standard everyone is talkin about? EDIT: btw, a P4 wont werk in that, that board is a socket 370 and will work with P3's, fcpga celerons and solar powered flashlights...

It looks like a 64 bit PCI where you need a daughter board to connect extra cards (if needed) and it also has a PC104 connector

Ill get you some pics....

TykSak · 18-December-02, 07:46 PM

Heres a 586 133MHz bisquit board with onboard Gfx, DiskOnChip and without Sound

and at the top a PCMCIA drive which plugs into the PC104 bus you can see the pins coming out of it and on the other side theres a female connector just like the one on the bisquit board so its possible to "pancake" more cards on top of it

Im thinking about buying 2 Net cards and building a tiny firewall

newguy · 19-December-02, 04:06 PM

it plugs into something like this...

lcpiper · 19-December-02, 04:28 PM

If they drop those ISA slots for AGP, then we can work a deal, until then I will have to hold out for a decent price on the FS51 or if they ever hit the shelves, the FX41 both from Shuttle.

These are Flex-ATX mobos with AGP slots and will go in a ground-up case build. I have just too many ideas waiting on hold, in fact, more then I can use in a single project.

Fantazmic2 · 19-December-02, 04:58 PM

If all goes well this Christmas, this is the board that I am getting for X-mas.... See It Here

It's an update the one mentioned in this thread. I just wish it had an AGP slot...but I'll survive!

newguy · 20-December-02, 09:43 PM

You do know that was not a motherboard right? That's a backplane. You plug serveral motherboards into it and you can add extra cpu any time you want. Like the 104 boards do. and mainframes too.

lcpiper · 20-December-02, 10:04 PM

Cool, we got a new Hoe knows sumething about servers

We are going to put you to work on our street right now

Welcome to PR newguy

newguy · 20-December-02, 10:19 PM

that was in responce to this post

...someone PLEASE explain to me how the F.U.C.K that that thing works, and what kind of interface that thing uses...is it some kind of daughterboard that plugs into a bigger mobo that has all the slots and whatnot? it sure dont look like a PCI, is it that new interface standard everyone is talkin about?

EDIT: btw, a P4 wont werk in that, that board is a socket 370 and will work with P3's, fcpga celerons and solar powered flashlights...

the answer was...It plugs into a packplane.

BTW It's a computer not a server. All servers are computers, but not all computers are servers.

Coelacanth · 21-December-02, 06:17 AM

newguy, how long do you have to be here...or how many posts do you have to submit before you must consider changing your nickname?

It'd be sort of weird having a 1-year veteran with 1000+ posts called "newguy"....

newguy · 21-December-02, 01:36 PM

Yeah I'm new.
Like 5 posts.
The last message board I was on was a BBS like 10 years ago.

01-November-02, 02:21 PM		#1 (permalink)
TykSak Apex Master Tech	Mini-ITX.com Have a look at Mini-ITX.com they sell MoBos which are only 170mm x 170mm (6.75" x 6.75") they have one with a 533MHz CPU and one with a 800MHz CPU. Theres also a lot of of projects featured on their page for you to enjoy Mini-ITX Projects

18-December-02, 04:08 PM		#7 (permalink)
newguy Apex Techie Wannabe	Small motherboards This is the smallest I've ever seen. Attached Thumbnails

18-December-02, 04:27 PM		#8 (permalink)
newguy Apex Techie Wannabe	Unless You want a P4 class system. Then this mite work for you. Attached Thumbnails

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Darksamurai Sam-Hoe-rai N-Hoe-mad	Damn... these things get any smaller, and you'll be able to smuggle a PC through a strip search!

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18-December-02, 07:46 PM		#11 (permalink)
TykSak Apex Master Tech	Heres a 586 133MHz bisquit board with onboard Gfx, DiskOnChip and without Sound and at the top a PCMCIA drive which plugs into the PC104 bus you can see the pins coming out of it and on the other side theres a female connector just like the one on the bisquit board so its possible to "pancake" more cards on top of it Im thinking about buying 2 Net cards and building a tiny firewall

19-December-02, 04:28 PM		#13 (permalink)
lcpiper H2-Hoe	If they drop those ISA slots for AGP, then we can work a deal, until then I will have to hold out for a decent price on the FS51 or if they ever hit the shelves, the FX41 both from Shuttle. These are Flex-ATX mobos with AGP slots and will go in a ground-up case build. I have just too many ideas waiting on hold, in fact, more then I can use in a single project.

19-December-02, 04:58 PM		#14 (permalink)
Fantazmic2 King of the Noobs!	If all goes well this Christmas, this is the board that I am getting for X-mas.... See It Here It's an update the one mentioned in this thread. I just wish it had an AGP slot...but I'll survive!

20-December-02, 09:43 PM		#15 (permalink)
newguy Apex Techie Wannabe	You do know that was not a motherboard right? That's a backplane. You plug serveral motherboards into it and you can add extra cpu any time you want. Like the 104 boards do. and mainframes too.

20-December-02, 10:04 PM		#16 (permalink)
lcpiper H2-Hoe	Cool, we got a new Hoe knows sumething about servers We are going to put you to work on our street right now Welcome to PR newguy

20-December-02, 10:19 PM		#17 (permalink)
newguy Apex Techie Wannabe	that was in responce to this post ...someone PLEASE explain to me how the F.U.C.K that that thing works, and what kind of interface that thing uses...is it some kind of daughterboard that plugs into a bigger mobo that has all the slots and whatnot? it sure dont look like a PCI, is it that new interface standard everyone is talkin about? EDIT: btw, a P4 wont werk in that, that board is a socket 370 and will work with P3's, fcpga celerons and solar powered flashlights... the answer was...It plugs into a packplane. BTW It's a computer not a server. All servers are computers, but not all computers are servers.

21-December-02, 06:17 AM		#18 (permalink)
Coelacanth Apex Tech God	newguy, how long do you have to be here...or how many posts do you have to submit before you must consider changing your nickname? It'd be sort of weird having a 1-year veteran with 1000+ posts called "newguy"....

21-December-02, 01:36 PM		#19 (permalink)
newguy Apex Techie Wannabe	Yeah I'm new. Like 5 posts. The last message board I was on was a BBS like 10 years ago.