The AMD Sempron 3850 is AMD’s lowest cost quad core AM1 SoC. It combines four Jaguar cores running at 1.3GHz with the R3 graphics solution all in a low power envelope.
The AMD Sempron 2650 is a low cost and low performance socket AM1 SoC with half the number of cores as compared to other AM1 chips
The AMD Athlon 5150 is a lower cost part that provides SoC capabilities at low power consumption levels. This allows platforms to be small, inexpensive and quiet with minimal complexity.
The Supermicro X10SBA platform packs many of features into a compact, low power fan-less package.
The AMD Athlon 5350 will be the highest performing AM1 processor at launch. It provides solid CPU performance for this segment along with a GCN based GPU and low power consumption.
Thecus delivers a quality 7-bay NAS solution at a lower price point than its 5-bay competition.
Our Norco ITX-S4 review with an example build to show off what is possible for a NAS/ HTPC
After reading numerous news articles about how ARM will destroy Intel in the data center, I thought it was about time to share a counterpoint.
