CPU/Mobo An entire computer on a PCI card!!

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Just saw this on another forum. Picture is self-explanatory!

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Card HS-771 that SBC incorporates an Intel Socket P pin-out compatible with Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile Penryn or Core 2 Extreme processors @ FSB 667/800/1066 MHz support for T8100, T8300, T9300, T9400, T9500, X9100, X9000 & Mobile Celeron 585,575, Validated with the Mobile GM45 Express chipset, providing excellent flexibility for developers of embedded applications by offering outstanding graphics, memory and I/O bandwidth, asset management capabilities, storage speed and reliability, such as network appliances, gaming platforms and industrial automation equipment, The HS-771 is especially suitable for applications that must be contained in a limited space control systems.

The HS--771 CPU Card integrated Mobile Intel Graphics Accelerator 4500MHD, Intel Clear Video Technology, and graphics core speeds up to 533MHz provide enhanced graphics and 3D rendering performance and enable high-definition video playback, it also supports for numerous display, includes VGA, DVI, LVDS, HDTV.

COMMELL's HS-771 CPU Card supports DDR3 SDRAM up to 4GB, and comes with PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse, 1 x RS232C and 1 x RS232/422/485, Networking is provided by two Intel 82574L Giga LAN, 8 x USB2.0 ports, It offers Realtek ALC888 HD audio, 4 x SATA interface, Expansion with one Mini PCI, one PCI express Mini card slot. The CPU Card provides four PCI bus master to support backplane add-in cards. Additionally, COMMELL also offers XP embedded OS for system integrators.

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In short, a C2D+X4500 graphics+DDR3+its own freaking LAN!!! Sure the nvidia Ion has a daughterboard that operates the same way but this is on a completely different performance level.

Damn just imagine all the possibilities - have a wprime deathmatch between the two CPUs!
 
what non sense, i would had been happier if whole PC was in a PSU !

+1 striker, PCI card lagaana toh padega kahipe.. :S
 
MrRIG said:
Hey!! Socket 478 (old Pentium 4)
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Dude, that's Socket P (used in laptops) and not socket 478.

This one uses a screw mechanism to lock the processor while the old desktop socket used a lever.
 
Yup! socket p! and most of all, it supports 'Montevina' class mobile processors and DDR3 SO-DIMMs!! wow

I'm dying to see the heatsink design on this thing! :ohyeah:
 
^^ Consider it as an addon to your current system. Say a person needs more raw power, they can simply plug it in without need of a total upgrade.

But I guess this is not the real use of this. I am seeing infinite possibilities in Embedded systems where in we can just plug it into a PCIE Slot and we have got additional functionalities.

Again, this is coming from a noob in this field (Embedded) Am sure an expert will be able to shed more light into it.
 
You do realize it is running its own OS, I doubt it will appear as an addon Core2 in the HOST

The only reason I can think of it is that in case of a data center, which is running short on space. Though that still doesnt make too much sense
 
what kind of drivers would this thing use ???
does it use the same bios as the pc it is fitted on??
if not how does 1 primarly boot this so called pc??
does one need to have a seperate keyboard and mouse or what??
...........hey "gforce" i dont know if it is good thing or not but thanks for leting me know that "1 computer k sath dosara computer muft" offers can now be true!!!........hehehe
 
i guess it'll have a bios of its own!!

I see a CMOS battery! and omfg! a mini PCI-E slot!!!:S :cool2:

u could hook up a Wi-Fi card to that too! lol! still dunno what it would become though! :rofl:
 
I guess one could split one's machine like this and have two users using at the same time just need two mice, keyboards and a monitor.
 
That pci slot would for plugging it into an pci backplane for expansion, not for putting this to a motherboard.
 

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