VPN: C60M1-IASUS C60M1-I mITX AMD Fusion APU C-60 DDR3 1PCI-E16 SATA3 DVI USB Motherboard
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 Rating: Review Date: 04/17/13 |
ASUS C60M1-I mITX AMD Fusion APU C-60 DDR3 1PCI-E16 SATA3 DVI USB Motherboard
Cons:Not powerful, no HDMI port.
Pros:Silent, inexpensive, compact |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/24/13 |
ASUS C60M1-I mITX AMD Fusion APU C-60 DDR3 1PCI-E16 SATA3 DVI USB Motherboard
Cons:no HDMI
Pros:Fast, quiet and inexpensive Comment:
This was for a light user who wanted to watch some videos, listen to music, browse the web and be able to run office. It was inexpensive to build and runs great with the right case and components. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/27/12 |
ASUS C60M1-I mITX AMD Fusion APU C-60 DDR3 1PCI-E16 SATA3 DVI USB Motherboard
Cons:Only USB 2.0
Pros:Inexpensive6 SATA portsSilent Comment:
Great card for small file server. I was able to create a system that costs about third of what commercial NAS propositions with 6 drives cost. I have it setup with NAS4Free and can easily add up to 6 hard drives.If it had Intel NIC and USB 3.0 it would be a perfect card for me. Still for the money it is really great. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/05/12 |
ASUS C60M1-I mITX AMD Fusion APU C-60 DDR3 1PCI-E16 SATA3 DVI USB Motherboard
Cons:None so far, except NCIX took a week to actually ship it.
Pros:Tiny, powerful, lots of SATA, super cool Comment:
Got that for a home server sitting in my closet, with my old AMD X2 it was super warm, but the CPU now sits at a cool 48C and my HDDs are the same. I got a Pico PSU 120w, it draws about 30w with 4 HDDs. Completely fanless and runs really smooth. |
Got this to replace a broken CPU/mobo in an old computer that I was using for network storage and playing media on my TV. Definitely works for this purpose, and having no moving parts is a plus. 6 SATA ports makes this ideal for NAS or any machine where you want a lot of storage.Only gripe is the lack of an HDMI port. I'm currently using a separate video card, but I may eventually move this to a case where I have to use the on-board video, in which case I'll just use an adapter. No biggie.