DIY HD HTPC Extravaganza - Part 2: Mobos, CPUs, Memory &Power. diy hd htpc extravaganza part2. Part 2 of our build-your-own HTPC series surveys the wide world of motherboards, CPUs, memory and power supplies and comes up with the picks to match our chosen...

• -Aopen I915Gmm-HFS: Premium Pentium M Mobo
• -Foxconn 865M01-G-6LS: Socket 478 Lives On!
• -Conclusion

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667/533 DDR2 We tested this rig with both an AMD 4800+ (retail around $145) and an AMD 6000+ (retail around $270) AM2 dual-core CPU. The 4800+ features peak power consumption of 65 W at a lower price, as compared to the more expensive 6000+ with peak power...

• -We Build 4 HDMI-Based HTPCs

up to rather more than some people might expect to pay. To begin with, most of the components used in these mini PCs are mobile components originally designed for notebook use. This makes them small, lightweight, and low power consumers - all desirable characteristics...

or so exhibitors and they still fit comfortably into about half the LVCC's Central Hall.. The show marks the official U.S. roll-out of ASUS' Networking product line. This big dog in the mobo and computer market wants to extend its reach into the networking...