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12-04-2008, 06:37 PM
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12-15-2008, 11:16 PM
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#92
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J&W Minix 780G-SP128M AMD 780G Socket AM2+ Mini-ITX MB w/VID
Just curious why no one has mentioned the J&W Minix 780G-SP128M AMD 780G Socket AM2+ Mini-ITX MB w/VID
Is this considered a bad board or not appropriate for Carputer application? I think it's been out for a while and there's only 2 mentions of it throughout the entire forum and they're by the same individual.
If anyone has any thoughts about it, I'd be curious to hear them. From what I've read, it's a great mobo, but I'd like to hear some other opinions.
Thanks!!
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12-16-2008, 07:50 AM
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Is that a socketed opamp I spy by the ATX PSU connection?
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12-19-2008, 08:29 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by drutort 
can use 2x or 3x core cpus max of 65w
Actually, you can use the processors up to 95W, you just have to ensure that you have the appropriate cooling. Considering most CarPCs are in rather cramped spaces and cooling options are limited, you're right, the 65W cap is recommended.
I concentrate pretty hard on my cooling with my Desktop PCs (multi-block, multi-rad water-cooled systems) so it's only natural for me to aim for the best possible air-cooling with my CarPC.
Very interested to see what your reactions are to that board. It seems like a great option. The PCI-e limit to 4x seems irrelevant, considering the onboard video is MORE than enough for a CarPC (unless you're planning on playing CoD-WaW or something). The onboard audio also seems to be reviewed quite well.
Please be sure to get back to us with your feedback.
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12-22-2008, 03:41 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by hartigan 
Actually, you can use the processors up to 95W, you just have to ensure that you have the appropriate cooling. Considering most CarPCs are in rather cramped spaces and cooling options are limited, you're right, the 65W cap is recommended.
I concentrate pretty hard on my cooling with my Desktop PCs (multi-block, multi-rad water-cooled systems) so it's only natural for me to aim for the best possible air-cooling with my CarPC.
Very interested to see what your reactions are to that board. It seems like a great option. The PCI-e limit to 4x seems irrelevant, considering the onboard video is MORE than enough for a CarPC (unless you're planning on playing CoD-WaW or something). The onboard audio also seems to be reviewed quite well.
Please be sure to get back to us with your feedback.
Thanks!!
i do wonder what the performance of the 4x mean? someone said its pcie 4x 2.0 which is 8x 1.0?
but i would like to ask the question, isnt this enough for some video cads? because pcie of any flavor is faster then pci? and we have pci video cards out there so.. whats the big deal? of course you cant create an ultimate gaming rig out of this, thats a fact but you can create an adequate gaming or whatever system, i would guess?
also why isnt the 780G that popular? considering all the bump and underfill issues with nvidia i would personally stay clear far far away from them until the reports state that nvidia has fixed it in there new products, but as i have been reading they have not, and many lines of products are seeing failures after a few months due to those issues.
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12-28-2008, 05:31 PM
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I have reading this topic but still can find a board that suites my needs.
What I want is a Mini-itx board witch needs to have on-board VGA chipset from ATI or Nvidia.
Also needs to have TV-out (s-video or composite)
Reason for this is that I want to build me a new system that doesnt need a PCI VGA card to be able to attche both headrest screens in the back.
I know that VIA mainboards do have TV-out,but problem is that they are not able to show different images on both outputs.
At this moment I use a ATI 7000 PCI card,and whit this card I am able to use NAV on my frontscreen and play movies on the headrest for the kids. (using Centrafuse)
Until know the only board that I found is the Ibase MB879.
Only things is that it's very difficult to buy one here in Holland.
Also searched on Ebay without luck
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12-28-2008, 05:45 PM
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You will probably need a PCI card as Mini-ITX is obviously limited for size reasons. There are boards with nice onboard graphics but only use a single monitor out. The ones that have multiple outputs are going to be DVI/VGA or VGA/LVDS.
So, you should just use the PCI card, or go with PCI-express on the newer boards.
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12-28-2008, 07:22 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by galvitron 
You will probably need a PCI card as Mini-ITX is obviously limited for size reasons. There are boards with nice onboard graphics but only use a single monitor out. The ones that have multiple outputs are going to be DVI/VGA or VGA/LVDS.
So, you should just use the PCI card, or go with PCI-express on the newer boards.
yup you wont find a mini itx, that i can think of that would have dvi and vga and tv out, there might be some intel or via chip sets that would have vga and probably tv out, but will not have the nice igp that you want from ati or nvidia
what is wrong with tv out usb?
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12-29-2008, 05:58 AM
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TV-out USB?? What's that? And does Centrafuse recognize this as a secondary screen??
Because CF does recognize my ATI and therefore I can show all my movies on the second monitor.
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12-29-2008, 01:39 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by seninha 
TV-out USB?? What's that? And does Centrafuse recognize this as a secondary screen??
Because CF does recognize my ATI and therefore I can show all my movies on the second monitor.
i was referring to things that are usb, such as tv tuners and im sure there is simple, in fact i know there is special video in/out usb that is used for editing, and im sure you can find it cheap enough
something like this, but its usb to vga
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16815275003
i did a bit more searching here you go PC to TV for 40 bucks not bad?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16815260011
or this, i think its a passive vga to tv so no software needed but costs more
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16815323003
or look at other products
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...nd&Order=PRICE
im sure you can connect as many as you want  its a bit bulky but then again... its cheap.. maybe they have simple usb to svideo or composite out some other place, but this is old tech just have to search
Last edited by drutort; 12-29-2008 at 01:58 PM.
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12-29-2008, 01:43 PM
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Problem is that my both headrest monitors are NOT VGA but RCA
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12-29-2008, 02:00 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by seninha 
Problem is that my both headrest monitors are NOT VGA but RCA
i edited my reply with other stuff, look at them they have svideo or the rca plug
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12-29-2008, 03:27 PM
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those things are not bad,problem is that my Mainboard only has one VGA. that means that I can only clone the image to the headrest screens.
And that's not the solution I am searching for.
the only way I can use one of those devices is If I find a mainboard who has 2x VGA, or vga+DVI.
Then I can for example use VGA for the touchscreen and DVI or second VGA to show the movies on the second monitor by using one of those devices.
Onboard VGA must then be Nvidia or ATI because they are able to do streach the desktop
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Mercedes ML320. Intel D945GCLF2,1024mb DDRII,160Gb S-ATA HD,HDradio,7"Touchscreen,2x 7"build in headrest screens,OBDII reader,Centrafuse.
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12-29-2008, 03:43 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by seninha 
those things are not bad,problem is that my Mainboard only has one VGA. that means that I can only clone the image to the headrest screens.
And that's not the solution I am searching for.
the only way I can use one of those devices is If I find a mainboard who has 2x VGA, or vga+DVI.
Then I can for example use VGA for the touchscreen and DVI or second VGA to show the movies on the second monitor by using one of those devices.
Onboard VGA must then be Nvidia or ATI because they are able to do streach the desktop
its easy to find a ati and nvidia dual video, all of them almost have it thats not a problem, plus it will be very easy to setup in windows, like on your desktop, you can select what you want on each display
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