Intel D510M0 *Pine Trail*

[steve_huck513]

I am thinking about putting together a simple pc for basic browsing and such. Was looking into getting an Intel. I already have ram, and a HD. Now all i need is a case. I would prefer the smallest one possible w/ a psu. I cant really find any thing appealing on newegg

Considering this board Intel D510M0
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813121399

 

[Machupo]

If you want small, get a M350 w/ picoPSU

but it will only mount a 2.5" HDD, no 3.5"ers allowed

 

[steve_huck513]

Ya I like that case. Simple is better. Im gonna keep looking but that one is going into the bookmarks

 

[bastage]

I have built 3 systems with that d510 board from intel.. I have nothing but good things to day about it.. It even ran my WHS for some time until I needed to make it a TV server & upgrade to a LP quad.

 

[KWH]

If you want small, get a M350 w/ picoPSU

but it will only mount a 2.5" HDD, no 3.5"ers allowed

I have this with a dual Atom 330 using it for Pfsense. Good choice.
You can get the flash drive for the IDE or SATA for cheap. I got the 2GB for the IDE, Pfsense is using 10%. For storage you can use USB pendrive or HD.

 

[steve_huck513]

Cool so I will be looking at about $150

 

[Cliff Couser]

I have the same board on a WHS box. Its a great, stable board.

If you have extra DDR3, the Intel D525MW has a faster CPU and I would really get that instead, for the extra $5-10.

http://www.provantage.com/intel-boxd525mw~7ITEM0K7.htm

 

[Darkamek]

I have 4 D510 mobo's that I built for work using pico 90w psu with this case.

http://hivelogix.com/cases/case-mITX

The case holds two small 60x25mm fans, two 3.5mm drives and the motherboard.

 

[munkle]

Every month or so newegg has a foxcon barebones for about $90 to $100 with the 510 atom cpu. All you have to do is add ram, hdd, and cdrom. Might be worth checking out.

It's usually this one that goes on sale about once a month for that price, but sometimes its foxconns other models.

 

[Machupo]

you could also up the ante and go nano-ITX form factor (NX510D)