AMD X2 S1 mainboard: DBM690T

[pengizzle]

I want one!




http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/DownloadableAssets/42655A_HerringBoard_PB_POD.pdf

Features and Benefits
AMD S1 Processor Socket (35W max) supporting:

* AMD Turion™ 64 processors
* AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core processors
* Mobile AMD Sempron™ processors

Dual-Channel Memory
* Two SO-DIMM memory slots for DDR2 SDRAM
* Support for LPC and SPI Boot Flash

Expansion
* PCI Express® x8 and x1 slots
* PCI 2.2 (3) and mini-PCI (1) slots
* Express Card slot
* CNR and LPC slots

Debug Assist Features
* Test Points for Key signals
* AMD Hardware Debug Tool
* Power/Activity LEDs and POST code display

Display Output
* Analog VGA, DVI/HDMI, LVDS

[MaxxxRacer]

looks interesting. But that is just for laptop manufactures who sign lengthy NDA's.

[Shintai]

We can still hope it enters retail. Just like Intels mobiles. We could use more effort on the low power desktop front.

[zir_blazer]

looks interesting. But that is just for laptop manufactures who sign lengthy NDA's.
It says "Standard ATX", not intended for Notebooks I suppose but for your regular Desktop. However, as Socket M2 got its own Energy Efficient for Small Form Factors (35W TDP) Processors, this one looks pretty much redundant.

[pengizzle]

But find me a EE SFF CPU...AMD´s still hiding them.

[nn_step]

Lower Power 690G w/ a few minor upgrades

[cyberspyder]

No you don't.

[safan80]

But find me a EE SFF CPU...AMD´s still hiding them.

here you go it's right here (http://www.gamepc.com/shop/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=GamePC+Online+Products&category%5Fname=CPU&product%5Fid=AM2%2D3800X2EEBOX). it's $118.00

[ZX7891]

s1 is already in notebooks, all amd notebooks with ddr2 are s1

[pengizzle]

here you go it's right here (http://www.gamepc.com/shop/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=GamePC+Online+Products&category%5Fname=CPU&product%5Fid=AM2%2D3800X2EEBOX). it's $118.00

thats the normal EE version with 65W TDP. The EE SFF version has a TDP of 35W and starts with ADD, not ADO...and u wont find them in retail yet.

[pengizzle]

s1 is already in notebooks, all amd notebooks with ddr2 are s1

doh! so show me a desktop mainboard with that chipset? :rolleyes:

[MaxxxRacer]

It says "Standard ATX", not intended for Notebooks I suppose but for your regular Desktop. However, as Socket M2 got its own Energy Efficient for Small Form Factors (35W TDP) Processors, this one looks pretty much redundant.

I'm gonna guess they made it standard ATX so that it would be easier to design for. Its clearly an engineering sample board or else it wouldnt have the easy read points for scopes and multi-meters.