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We didn't need to look for any special hardware for this mini PC. Instead, we were able simply to install a standard microATX motherboard, namely the ASUS P4P800-VM. The board was then equipped with two sticks of DDR400 RAM, a suitable CPU complete with cooler, and a normal ATX power supply. Connecting the front-mounted ports proved to be especially easy, thanks to the long cables. The labeling is exemplary and the cable length of over 2' (60 cm) is more than adequate.
Straightforward installation of the motherboard
Test Equipment
| Motherboard | Asus P4P800-VM-EAY, i865G |
| CPU | Intel Pentium 4, 3.4 GHz, FC-PGA 478 |
| CPU Cooler | Intel Boxed Cooler for Socket 478 |
| Memory | Twinmos 2 x 512 MB, DDR-400 |
| Hard Drive | Hitachi HDS722516VLSA80, 160 GB, SATA |
| Optical Drive | Pioneer DVD-117 |
| Power Supply | MGE PS-500, 500 Watt |
| Front Mounted Display | Soundgraph iMon-VDF |
More space than any SFF PC
Power supply with a 120 mm fan
Very long cables
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