E330 ION vs E350 HD6310 vs Dual Core C70 HD 7290
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A console won't consume less and you can't adjust the power saving, what I would do is this: Lian Li PC-Q12 (-only one note) - [H]ard|Forum
A haswell with a mITX and a 7750 LP that is coming out for 320€ with 8GB of RAM counting that you take advantage of the HD and the case are 100€ and it comes with power supply, plus the work of opening space for the graphics. But you have 10 left for power/consumption/space, it takes up more or less what a DVD.
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That a console consumes more I don't care, because I would only use it 1 or 2 days a year. When I want it to consume little is by downloading because sometimes it spends the week on, downloading.
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What you propose of Lian Li PC-Q12 goes out of size, I think it's much bigger than what I'm looking for.
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The haswell option you tell me is the size of a DVD, well also a little big...
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CPU Ranking:
1. Micro E350 –-----> 770 points -----> PassMark CPU Lookup
2. Micro E350 APU –-> 731 points ------> PassMark CPU Lookup
3. Micro C70 –-------> 624 points -----> PassMark CPU Lookup
4. Micro 330 –-------> 600 points -----> PassMark CPU LookupGraphics Ranking:
1. Graphics 6310 –-----> 172 points ---> PassMark Software - Video Card Benchmarks - Video Card Look Up
2. Graphics 6310 –-----> 166 points ---> PassMark Software - Video Card Benchmarks - Video Card Look Up
3. Graphics 7290 –-----> 141 points ---> PassMark Software - Video Card Benchmarks - Video Card Look Up
4. Graphics ION –------> 100 points ---> PassMark Software - Video Card Benchmarks - Video Card Look Up
5. Graphics ION LE –-> 91 points ---> PassMark Software - Video Card Benchmarks - Video Card Look Up -
If your case does not allow for dedicated graphics, the best options would be more powerful APUs from AMD, such as the A4, A6, A10 series... but in terms of power consumption, they do not reach the level of the ones you propose. Then, as others have mentioned, a low-power Haswell, which generally have worse graphics, but for basic use, the micro will be much more powerful, and perhaps even better for gaming than the ones you propose, but you would have to look for and study comparisons.
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I for my part would go for the C70 because according to the data you have given, it has a 40% higher graphic performance than the Atom Ion and the consumption is kept very tight.
But as I told you before, I don't know to what extent it will give a sufficient performance for those games you mention.
The TDPs are these:
Atom (micro only): 8W
GeForce 9300M GS: 13W although I am not sure if it is exactly the same as the one that comes with your chipset.
C70 (graphics and micro): 9W
E350 (graphics and micro): 18WToda la actualidad en la portada de Hardlimit
Mis cacharros -
Book-type case -> MS-Tech CI-70 - 70€
Motherboard with CPU -> ASUS E2KM1I-DELUXE - 160€An E2-2000 from the range you're looking for would be the most powerful, but I still think that for 3D it's a bad performance/price, and it has nothing to do with the performance of an A10 (and that's not the best either). It's better to wait for the next range of APUs that should supposedly arrive at the barebones as well.
Although of all 3D in that size there is still nothing decent, spending money to continue with something very poor is something to think about. That is, if there is, the ULVs, but they are much more expensive than these cheap portable range processors.
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To comment that the consumption of 8w, which are the smallest, lit all month would cost about 80 cents of electricity. While one of 20w would cost about 2€ per month. So I don't care about any power, just that it is below 30w or so.
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1* 985 points and xxx points -> nT-i2847 -> http://www.foxconnchannel.com/ProductDetail.aspx?T=NanoPC&U=en-us0000020
Intel Celeron 847 @ 1.10GHz –-> 985 points ---> PassMark - Intel Celeron 847 @ 1.10GHz - Price performance comparison
Up to 4GB
Intel HD Graphics (Sandy Bridge) –> Less than a HD 7340 similar to a HD 6320 -> Intel HD Graphics (Sandy Bridge) - NotebookCheck.net Tech2* 931 points and 206 points -> ASUS E2KM1I-DELUXE ->
AMD E2-2000 -> 931 points –-> PassMark - AMD E2-2000 APU - Price performance comparison
Up to 16GB of RAM
AMD Radeon HD 7340 –----> 206 points ---> PassMark - Radeon HD 7340 - Price performance comparison3* 844 points and 206 points -> nT-A3800 -> http://www.foxconnchannel.com/ProductDetail.aspx?T=NanoPC&U=en-us0000022
AMD Dual Core E2-1800 1.7GHz APU –-> 844 points -----> PassMark - AMD E2-1800 APU - Price performance comparison
Up to 8GB
AMD Radeon HD 7340 support DX11 –-> 206 points ---> PassMark - Radeon HD 7340 - Price performance comparison4* 789 points and 203 points -> nT-A3700 -> http://www.foxconnchannel.com/ProductDetail.aspx?T=NanoPC&U=en-us0000002
AMD E450 Dual core 1.65GHz APU –-> 789 points -->PassMark - AMD E-450 APU - Price performance comparison
Up to 8GB
AMD Radeon HD 6320 –-> 203 points ---> PassMark - Radeon HD 6320 - Price performance comparison5* 731 points and 172 points -> nT-A3500 -> http://www.foxconnchannel.com/ProductDetail.aspx?T=NanoPC&U=en-us0000001
- 731 points and 172 points -> DOMO3 F354T -> DOMO3 F354T | VANT
AMD E350 1,6GHz –> 731 points -----> PassMark CPU Lookup
Up to 4GB DDR3
Radeon HD6310–-> 172 points --> PassMark Software - Video Card Benchmarks - Video Card Look Up
6* 624 points and 141 points -> AT-5570 -> http://www.foxconnchannel.com/ProductDetail.aspx?T=NanoPC&U=en-us0000019
AMD Dual Core C70 1 GHz –---> 624 points ----> PassMark CPU Lookup
Up to 4GB DDR3
Radeon HD 7290 –--> 141 points --> [PassMark Software - Video Card Benchmarks - Video Card Look7* MY OWN -> 600 points and 100 points -> nT-330i ->](http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/video_lookup.php?gpu=Radeon+HD+7290&id=2315) http://www.foxconnchannel.com/ProductDetail.aspx?T=NanoPC&U=en-us0000014 + a couple of modifications in HDD and RAM:
Intel Atom dual core 330 1.60 GHz –> 600 points ----> PassMark CPU Lookup
4GB DDRII SDRAM
nVIDIA MCP7A-ION chipset (GeForce 9300M) –-----> 100 points --> PassMark Software - Video Card Benchmarks - Video Card Look Up
These types of PCs are manufactured by several companies:
Sedatech - Sedatech - Mini-PC Multimedia, Desktop Computer (AMD E-450 2x1.65Ghz, Radeon HD6320, 4Gb RAM, 500Gb HDD, Full HD 1080p, Wifi, CardReader): Amazon.es: Computers
Systea - Systea pico A3800 AMD E2-1800
vant - DOMO3 F354T | VANT
foxconn - http://www.foxconnchannel.com/ProductDetail.aspx?T=NanoPC&U=en-us0000022In reality, I believe that all are manufactured by foxconn and the rest simply add RAM and HDD.
- 731 points and 172 points -> DOMO3 F354T -> DOMO3 F354T | VANT
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I am convinced by this system:
3* 844 points and 206 points -> nT-A3800 -> The page cannot be found
AMD Dual Core E2-1800 1.7GHz APU –-> 844 points -----> PassMark - AMD E2-1800 APU - Price performance comparison
Up to 8GB
AMD Radeon HD 7340 support DX11 ---> 206 points ---> PassMark - Radeon HD 7340 - Price performance comparisonSystea pico A3800 AMD E2-1800
€ 284,-*Brazos Series
Dimension 190(W) x 135(D) x 25(H)mm
Processors Supported AMD Dual Core E2-1800 1.7GHz APU
Chipset AMD A45 FCH
Memory Supported One SO-DIMM Socket support DDR3 up to 8GB
VGA Graphics AMD Radeon HD 7340 support DX11
Storage Interface One SATA II connector for 2.5"HDD or SSD
LAN 802.11n Wi-Fi wireless networking
Front I/O Two USB 3.0 ports
SD/SDHC/MS/MS Pro/MMC 5 in 1 Card Reader
Audio line in 3.5mm jack (digital/analog)
headphone 3.5mm jack
Back I/O Gigabit LAN port
Four USB 2.0 ports
Audio line out 3.5mm jack (digital/analog)
HDMI port support up to 1920x1080 resolution
DVI port (support VGA out via DVI to VGA Adapter)
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I finally got a Foxconn nT-A3800 3* 844 points and 206 points -> nT-A3800 AMD Dual Core E2-1800 1.7GHz APU –-> 844 points Up to 8GB AMD Radeon HD 7340 support DX11 ---> 206 points Systea pico A3800 AMD E2-1800 € 284,-* I've tried playing PRO at 720p and low quality and it works perfectly!!! At medium quality it also works perfectly. And at high quality it occasionally stutters. So for playing at low or medium quality it's perfect. A good machine!!! -
PES2014 does not run at the minimum resolution and quality. So I think I will end up buying the PS3.
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I think it's the best option unless you opt for a low-power micro like the i3-2100T (I stayed there, sorry, I'm outdated :ugly:) and put a decent dedicated graphics card, which don't consume much in idle these days.
But at the current price of the PS3, that option will be cheaper and with fewer headaches.
