What to do with a Mini-itx board?

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Re: What to do with a Mini-itx board?

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Can you run that thing off of batteries?

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Re: What to do with a Mini-itx board?

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ShockSlayer wrote:Can you run that thing off of batteries?

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Practically?

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Re: What to do with a Mini-itx board?

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Too much draw.

If you want to do that, get a nano-ITX board. Like mine! :lol:
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palmertech wrote:Too much draw.

If you want to do that, get a nano-ITX board. Like mine! :lol:
Can't you make a PCp outta one of those? What kind of specs are on those?
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Re: What to do with a Mini-itx board?

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ShockSlayer wrote:
palmertech wrote:Too much draw.

If you want to do that, get a nano-ITX board. Like mine! :lol:
Can't you make a PCp outta one of those? What kind of specs are on those?
Yeah, it uses 5v. :D Mine has a 1.6ghz Via CPU, 512mb RAM, built in wifi, 2.5" laptop hard drive connector, and a CF card slot (And all the other usual computer ports). So fast running MicroXP off a CF card. :mrgreen: Runs GBA/SNES and lower well, not tried PSX, N64 is too slow, though. :(
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