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      n2qcn
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      Duel core Atom Cedarview D2550 1.86 GHz MB. With two Realtek RTL8111E Gigabit ports and a 10w TDP makes it a good low powered MB. That is if you don't want a faster 65w TDP solution.



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        tirsojrp
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        What's the price?

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        • stephenw10S
          stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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          Looks like a Compact Flash slot on the bottom which would be nice running Nano but I can't find it mentioned anywhere.
          Also has a funky DC power connector so you can't use an existing PSU.

          Steve

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            tirsojrp
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            Unless the price is really good I see no reason to choose this instead of the D2500CCE.

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              n2qcn
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              I see no reason to choose this instead of the D2500CCE

              It's 1.65x faster @ 674 speed units vs 409. But a Intel NUC is 2268 units and a $100 i3-3220 is 4267 units :-)

              Because of the internal 4pin molex connector, my guess is a 12v DC source is required. Most laptops, Intel NUC & dq77kb and Shuttle DS61 all use 19V DC wall warts.

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              • stephenw10S
                stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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                The 4 pin molex is to provide power to a sata drive which would otherwise normally be powered directly from the psu.
                Most dc powered boards like this use a fairly standard 2.1mm barrel connector so you can use an old laptop psu (assuming the voltage is correct). This board uses s different connector so you'd have to either get a matching psu or some sort of adapter.

                Steve

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                  tirsojrp
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                  @n2qcn:

                  I see no reason to choose this instead of the D2500CCE

                  It's 1.65x faster @ 674 speed units vs 409. But a Intel NUC is 2268 units and a $100 i3-3220 is 4267 units :-)

                  Because of the internal 4pin molex connector, my guess is a 12v DC source is required. Most laptops, Intel NUC & dq77kb and Shuttle DS61 all use 19V DC wall warts.

                  I have seen that benchmark but there are other factors, at least for me.

                  1 - Where can I find it? We don't even know the price.
                  2 - The use a 4 pin power connector mean to handle high currents, so the matching PSU must be huge and expensive.
                  3 - Despite Realtek new chips being better than previous crap I still prefer Intel.
                  4 - pFsense is not optimized for multithreading, that 165% performance jump doesn't apply for every scenario.

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                  Masive PSU's
                  http://www.mini-box.com/12v-16A-AC-DC-Power-Adapter
                  http://www.mini-box.com/12v-12-5A-AC-DC-Power-Adapter

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                    stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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                    @tirsojrp:

                    4 - pFsense is not optimized for multithreading, that 165% performance jump doesn't apply for every scenario.

                    Indeed. The increased benchmark score of the D2550 over the D2500 is due to the former supporting hyper-threading. Not necessarily any advantage in pfSense.

                    This board doesn't beat the Jetway NF9HQL-525 in my opinion. The older D525 actaully benchmarks faster. It's expensive though.

                    Steve

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