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Wednesday, 25 May 2011 11:02

AMD E-350 vs Intel Atom D525+ION2 - Zotac ITXION-S

Written by Eliot Kucharik

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Review:
Intel Atom is still dead




Zotac ITXION-S board:

The Zotac board is not designed as a desktop replacement but more for HTPC use. It uses high-end components such as Tantalum capacitors and high-end chokes. While it does support DDR3 you have to use the more expensive SO-DIMMs because due to the usage of the ION2 chips with memory, the space is very limited. The board also contains a WLAN mini-PCIe card, which is a neat feature.

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The backpanel is rather standard, but of course with two antenna outputs. But while the space is cramped also this board has two USB 3.0 ports on the panel.

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Due to the space contraints Zotac had to put some integrated parts on the backside.

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