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March 2011
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Near AllInOne Solution, Tiny Form Factor, Low Power
None, HiTech Legion Gold Award
The Brazos platform has to be taken for what it's worth. This isn't some super powerhouse system to meet enthusiast needs. Rather, this is something aimed at a more casual market. This is positioned for the web browsers, video watchers, email checkers,...
MiniITX Form Factor, Onboard 6000 Series Video, Low Power, 4 SATA, Single PCI Express expansion, Can Be Overclocked
CPU is holding system back, 120Mhz Limit to Overclocking
There are two parts in concluding this review. First we must consider AMD Fusion since that is the main reason for creating this product and second how do we rate Gigabyte in their solution to the E-350 problem. In a word, Bravo.Clearly the E-350 is...
Performs very well for this type of system, Suitable for entry-level/casual gaming, Both USB3 and SATA 6 Gb/s, PCI-E-slot, Quiet fan, Low power consumption, Plays 1080p video wihtout any problems, HD-audio bitstream support, Flash Player 10.2 brings GPU-rendering
Heatsink needs a fan unless case has good ventilation
So was the AMD Fusion APU worth waiting for? As a replacement for the Intel Atom/ION platform, the E-350 APU certainly works well, though we did expect the CPU part to perform a bit better than just 20% faster than the aging Atom N330. In some ways th...
General performance for the E-350 APU is pretty average. While the image editing test yielded the same pitiful result again and again, performance is behind or equal to that of the VIA Nano Dual core overall, although even the now defunct Intel Core 2 ...
All things considered, in light of some other competing low-power platforms, the Zotac ZBox Blu-Ray AD03 Plus and Gigabyte E350N-USB3 performed very well. In terms of CPU and overall system performance, the AMD E-350 APU-based Zotac and Gigabyte conf...
On the basis that the E350N-USB3 is built on the exact same platform as the Asus E35M1-M PRO we tested two weeks ago, it comes to no surprise that from a performance perspective there is very little to show. As you could have guessed, they perform near e...
Extrait: So we're looking at a whole new swathe of AMD processors for desktops, notebooks and netbooks (not to mention nettops, tablets, all-in-ones etc), but the one that's really tickling our creative fancy at the moment are these E-Series 350 boards. With mo...
For me, one benchmark was most important, and that was playback of a 1080P MKV. Firing up an 8GB copy of Ironman running off both the hard drive and over the network, playback was excellent and smooth. The only time I saw the playback really struggl...
Fast for its power consumption and size, Capable of 1080p video, Decent 3D performance, Low power consumption, Wellpriced, Good BIOS features, CPU and RAM overclocking, PCIExpress x16 Slot, Fullsize DDR3 DIMM...
No WiFi, No Bluetooth, No eSATA, No RAID support, Only six USB ports on I/O Panel...
Four years in the making, the first desktop iteration of AMD Fusion has proven to be quite the platform. Having reviewed and personally used other low-power media PC platforms, I approached AMD Fusion with skepticism. Previous platforms of this nature...
The new Fusion APU is an improvement over previous low-power processors but the platform itself comes across as a much more feature-rich product. Features such as SATA 3 and USB 3 are not common on low-power, somewhat affordable boards. The PCIe x4 slo...
