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Old 05-01-11, 05:35 AM
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A powerful motherboard equipped with AMD's Fusion APU and some of GIGABYTE's best design elements.

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booo no firewire I know it's pretty niche but I would love a cheap mac mini killer and I'm not about to chuck out my £200 FW soundcard lol. anyway fusion looks promising
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Are there any comparisons between this and say a dual core D525 Atom board? Are they comparable?
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Old 05-01-11, 01:18 PM
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Loving these increasingly new ITX mobos coming out. I'm all for making these general use bumdass pcs smaller.

Interesting thing for me is the Dx11 "capabilities" comment. The HD6310 is a HD4330 with dedicated memory, which makes a big difference. Then there is Fusion.
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