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Small Form Factor YOu have no concept of "Small Form Factor"

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by RotoSequence, 8 Jan 2004.

  1. RotoSequence

    RotoSequence Lazy Lurker

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    As small as full Intel and AMD processors may be, there are still smaller. I cant exactly reccomend these for hardcore gaming, but these are most definitely a neat way to provide things like webservers. Check out http://www.mini-itx.com to see how small a full IBM standard PC can be. (I love that windows XP box computer :D)
     
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  2. nugget

    nugget What's a Dremel?

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    It has been around for a long while. Just so you know.
     
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  3. Hwulex

    Hwulex Minimodder

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  4. Guest-16

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    HAHAHA :D

    Na you want nano-itx next :p
     
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  5. Sid

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    Nice find. :thumb:
     
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  6. dom_

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  7. Cabe

    Cabe What's a Dremel?

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  8. pancake

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    As far as I'm aware, you don't get "MIPS" processors. Saying a 400MHz MIPS proccessor suggests you have a misunderstanding. MIPS (Millions Of Instructions Per Second) is a measure of the performance of a processor. Another measure is FLOPS (Floating Point Operations Per Second).

    I assume it is in fact, a 400MIPS processor, rather than megahertz. Or perhaps it is 400MHz, with a seperate MIPS value which you haven't mentioned.

    --pancake.
     
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  9. bigniall

    bigniall What's a Dremel?

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    Erm, sorry but the misunderstanding is yours :D www.mips.com is a manufacturer of processors usually used in handhelds etc.
     
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  10. pancake

    pancake Guest

    My bad. I wasn't aware of a MIPS processor. It seems a little silly to call your processor by that acronym, though...
     
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  11. Atomic

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    Can't wait....
     
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  12. PHxS

    PHxS What's a Dremel?

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    INT. FERRIS' KITCHEN

    Cameron's rubbing the side of his head.

    RotoSequence
    Why'd you hit me?!

    FERRIS
    Where's your brain?!

    RotoSequence
    Why'd you hit me?!

    FERRIS
    Where's your brain?!

    RotoSequence
    Why'd you hit me?

    FERRIS
    Where's your brain?


    Sorry, but I just couldn't be nice on that one.

    Lates
     
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