This is an AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS 9 bay / quad 2.5g / Dual NVMe NAS/Router AMD itx Motherboard looks pretty cool and Wendell has some ideas! Stay tuned for those.
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immediately price is up to 589usd xD
Bro, I legit had one of these arrive last week. I’m pretty happy with it with TrueNAS Scale
This would be fantastic for ingesting /transcoding video files. Think about A small headless server you plop in a corner with a hard drive dock that you plug your cards/drives into that pulls them in and automatically generates downscaled files ready for editing on your main rig
oh god the mobile chip is more powerful than my current desktop one (Ryzen 7 1700)
I hate being poor
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i want it so i can make a 2 in 1 router nas combo
I can see this being a streamer's wet dream: DIY NAS/Recording/Streambox/Router AIO system. For cheap too. Choice SFF chassis, 8+TB archive HDD and 1+TB caching SSD, SODIMM DRAM, PSU, and a decent capture card would run this system to about a grand-ish. Sure, there's a lot more you could do with it, but there are a lot of streamers that would nut/cream themselves over getting something like this pre-built and pre-configured.
If you say so for the niche user, but I had to click off after hearing the $500 price and getting nothing with it. Especially support and giving that money to Ali Express. You can get the 8700G and an X600 for less than $500. And it'd be at your door the same day. lol But, I watched more than 5 minutes and commented for the Al Gore.
Remember the old PCI combo cards? Where you could add firewire 400, USB 2.0, PATA 133, SATA Ports? I loved those cards.
My goal was to add connections and drives and it worked great. Great for setting up your media server back in the day.
Something like that should be possible today.
…waka waka Slim Shady?
i got a terrible idea, diy laptop
For 500 Bucks With 780M Good Option And Capable To Play Modern Games And With Fractal Terra Turns To Nice Build
Hi my name is " competent white father who is sober for life " . Aka public enemyto government pimps everywhere.
It would be interesting to know if the USB-C port can also be used to power the motherboard. If this were possible, one could use a USB-C dock and a single cable to power the board while simultaneously transmitting all video and data signals.
@1:10 … i can already tell its only @x8 PCI-e x16 slot. (😵😱😭😭😭😭😭). APUS only have 8 lanes for PEG 😭 JUNK 😱…. ill just get Asrock DeskMiniX600 🤤🤤 or a real ITX build with GB B650I Aorus Ultra AX or ASRock B650E PG ITX AX (ITX MOTHERBOARDS) WITH FULL Gen5 X16 (asrock B650E ITX ) or GB 3x nvme gen 4 (1 Blazing m.2 ( 3x m.2 in total) 🤤🤤😑😑😑
How about a spin with RouterOS ?
There is a new N100 10G. I'd like a review on that
This thing looks like it would be great for diy laptops or luggables.
Loving the PCIEx16 slot on this, could put it in a PC case and have a decent GPU attached for a high end gaming PC
Hrspwrs
You see NAS, etc. I see Thin-ITX DIY modular laptop mainboard
Thank you for taking a look at this gem.
jellyfin works fine with vaapi and amf . plex does not. they simply refuse to built it in
And now think about how the UEFI firmware ecosystem works again.
And how they wrapped the firmware for this specific board.
Just watch out these mobile ryzen motherboard might lock at 0.4Ghz after a while of usage
By the way. It probably conveniently sends your AES encryption keys and bitcoin wallet keys to China.
Its more Than nice. 9 sata drivers is perfect for a 3×3 raid 10 setup , fast booting from nvme is allso nice.
Its a perfect toy to have a quite roboust nas server + router + print server + firewall etc… all in one.
Could you go over the Zen4 and FreeBSD problem? Or direct me to a video where you've gone over it, I somehow seem to have missed this.
What's a forbidden router?
I love all of these videos, just like LTT in the 5th-7th gen era, and Craft Computing with the 11900H and 12/13th gen boards
Neat information.
The manufacturer for this is likely TOPTON. They have a lot of these kinds of boards and you can get some "limited" support for BIOS updates.
Probably CWWK from the looks of it, if no one has mentioned it yet… I bought one to make a rather low power home server for my VMs. 64gigs ram and a couple of 2tb NVMEs… running ESXI8 but will be moving to PROXMOX as soon as I get up to speed on it. It works fine so far. Mine has 4x i226v but yours has i225?