There's no real difference between them as they all use ICH7 controller and G31 chipset. According to Gigabyte, GA-EG31M-S2(rev. 2.0) is a much more power saver among the 3 (although you won't be able to actually feel the difference).
Just points out the fact that GB is making way too many boards chasing picayune niches in the marketplace to be able to provide decent support for any of them; I count 125 different socket 775 MOBOs alone, on their selection page here:
http://www.gigabyte-usa.com/Produc [...] ntel%20X48
Just points out the fact that GB is making way too many boards chasing picayune niches in the marketplace to be able to provide decent support for any of them; I count 125 different socket 775 MOBOs alone, on their selection page here:
http://www.gigabyte-usa.com/Produc [...] ntel%20X48
Don't get me wrong - GB makes excellent MOBOs - just too damned many of 'em!
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Im just trying to get a MB that looks like the one in this article:
I'm not clear here - are you looking for something with the Atom CPU, a mini-ITX board, or what?
Oh my bad. I'm trying to construct a system that looks like the G31 setup in that article - see here: http://www.tomshardware.com/review [...] 069-7.html - in there he's testing a Foxconn G31MG-S motherboard.
It hits 30 watt in idle - which I really want
I havent found that motherboard in Denmark, but I have found the Gigabyte I wrote about. Secondly I havent found the Fortron FSP220-60LE, 220 W power supply but I have found a 330W Seasonic (80+).
So thats my status - I hope that Gigabyte is the right for low-power consumption - but it is just a guess...
Message edited by ITemplate on 08-19-2009 at 07:34:35 PM