Alright, so maybe this story's front page lead exaggerates a little bit. Not everyone is as sensitive to power consumption as the hardware industry might lead us to believe. Power consumption is only one of several key points that influence the...
By Tom's Hardware UK onThis is a great little board that will fit perfect for a very precise application: HTPC. With more and more people looking into building their own, this is certainly a board that is worth be considered as you do your research!...
By Legit Reviews onThe first Zotac product we reviewed, the NF610i-ITX, seemed like a rush job, but the Geforce 8200-ITX is a much more polished product. It has a nice set of features, including HDMI with 8-channel LPCM audio and wireless connectivity. Power...
By SilentPC Review onDespues de probar la Zotac GF8200 Wifi, la verdad que nos hemos quedado bastante satisfechos del rendimiento ofrecido con respecto a las dimensiones de la placa base, recordemos que es una Mini-ITX. Enfocada principalmente para los HTPC, que cada vez...
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Después de que ZOTAC nos permitiera analizar su placa Mini-ITX dedicada a procesadores Intel LGA 775 nos habíamos quedado con muchas ganas de ver a su homóloga para AMD. Por fin tuvimos la ocasión de hacerlo gracias a la ZOTAC...
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Das Zotac GeForce 8200-ITX WiFi Mainboard ist ein tolles Produkt für aktuelle AMD CPUs bis hin zum Phenom II. Zudem ist es mit 99 EUR UVP saubillig, und erhält schon deshalb die Budget Empfehlung. Leider fehlen dem Mainboard gewisse...
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Avant de conclure, un petit mot sur la consommation de notre configuration décrite ci-dessus : 66 watts lors de la lecture dun film encodé en 1080p H.264 et lu à partir du disque dur et 106 watts lors de la lecture dun disque Blu-Ray. Consommation...
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Das GeForce 8200 ITX WiFi ist das erste von zwei Zotac-Motherboards für Mini-PCs. Das Unternehmen hat durch die Verwendung von Nvidia-Chipsätzen mittlerweile eine Art Standard für grafikfähige MiniITX-Plattformen aufgestellt, da...
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