Gigabyte unveils new motherboards with built-in Intel CPUs

4k output, DDR4 memory and an LPT port. What a time to be alive
 
There have been J-series integrated Mini-ITX boards from Gigabyte in the past. This is just to accommodate the new CPU and chipset architecture
 
I need a fanless PSU to pair with this.

Does something like a laptop charger to ITX/whatever motherboard connector exist?

My media centre is getting tired- this will be perfect when it dies/when 4k becomes a requirement.

I assume it'll do x265??
 
hope theyve made a cheaper dual lan version by now.. well, thats available here
 
Budza said:
I need a fanless PSU to pair with this.

Does something like a laptop charger to ITX/whatever motherboard connector exist?

My media centre is getting tired- this will be perfect when it dies/when 4k becomes a requirement.

I assume it'll do x265??
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I have an ASrock J3355 board with a fixed CPU for my media PC and it plays up to 4K x265 10-bit 30FPS. The board takes SO-DIMMs as well so it is very compact.
 
Budza said:
I need a fanless PSU to pair with this.

Does something like a laptop charger to ITX/whatever motherboard connector exist?
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You mean like a nano- or pico- PSU?
My media centre is getting tired- this will be perfect when it dies/when 4k becomes a requirement.

I assume it'll do x265??
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Apparently yes, from TFA:

"The latest generation of Intel Celeron SoC processors codename “Gemini Lake” are here. Gigabyte even has a new motherboard sporting the new SoC built-in called the J4005N D2P. It is a mini-ITX solution built on a glass fabric PCB with Gigabyte ‘Ultra Durable’ components. Gemini Lake introduces several efficiency improvements over Apollo Lake, and now includes VP9 hardware decoding. Apollo Lake previously introduced 4K HEVC support and it continues on Gemini Lake. This makes it an ideal platform as a low-power HTPC."

Also see CNXSoft for more background info on the tech.
 
Budza said:
Thanks.

Just need to wait for the laptop to pack up- it's on its way already ;)

https://www.wantitall.co.za/pchardw...150-xt-12v-dc-dc-atx-power-supply__b0045wfzsq
https://www.robotics.org.za/DC-ATX-200W

Looks like you need a 12v input for those? From a standard laptop adapter?

The highest wattage I have is a 90W Dell, IIRC. Haven't seen many higher than that...
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Those wee stick-onto-the-board-socket PSUs have their own power bricks that, for all the world may as well be laptop bricks; have to dig a bit further in because a pox on [-]want[/-] gougeitall! Ah, I see you already have robotics, looks like we may well be sorted that way anyway.
 
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