Three Slim Atom/Ion 2-Based Nettop PCs Compared
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Page 1:Nettop Roundup
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Page 2:Giada's Slim-N20
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Page 3:Jetway Mini-TOP
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Page 4:Zotac ZBOX
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Page 5:Test Systems And Benchmarks
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Page 6:Benchmark Results: Productivity
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Page 7:Benchmark Results: Gaming
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Page 8:Benchmark Results: Response Time
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Page 9:HD Video Benchmarks
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Page 10:Networking Benchmarks
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Page 11:Power, Temperature, And Noise Benchmarks
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Page 12:Conclusion: Just Powerful Enough To Feel That Way
Networking Benchmarks
All of these nettops come equipped with gigabit Ethernet controllers and WiFi capabilities, so let’s see how much bandwidth we can squeeze out of them. Remember, more bandwidth is better.
Here, gigabit performance is similar, likely as a result of a bottleneck not associated with the networking throughput. But the two Atom nettops with antennas integrated in their cases suffer from relatively low performance, especially the Giada Slim-N20
Unlike bandwidth, when it comes to latency, less is better. In this case, the ASRock Core 100HT-BD leads the LAN benchmarks with the Atom-equipped nettops close behind. For wireless performance, these products are all in the same playing field, except the Giada Slim-N20, an option that is somewhat less responsive here.
- Nettop Roundup
- Giada's Slim-N20
- Jetway Mini-TOP
- Zotac ZBOX
- Test Systems And Benchmarks
- Benchmark Results: Productivity
- Benchmark Results: Gaming
- Benchmark Results: Response Time
- HD Video Benchmarks
- Networking Benchmarks
- Power, Temperature, And Noise Benchmarks
- Conclusion: Just Powerful Enough To Feel That Way
I'd replace it with an SSD, and do the tests again, and see how it'll outperform the other nettop platforms..
Why you ask?
A Seagate drive.
Can anyone remember the Yugo? That's Seagate.
# Intel® Core™ i7 / i5 / i3 Mobile Processor Family
# 2 x 2GB DDR3-1066MHz
# NVIDIA® GeForce GT425M Graphics, NVIDIA® 3D Vision, 3DTV Play Capable
# 2T2R WiFi 802.11b/g/n
# 3 x USB 3.0
# 7.1 CH HD Audio with THX TruStudio Pro™
soon it will be on my hand,,, muhaha