ECS Mini-ITX Ryzen Streaming PC, with M.2 Capture Card
by Ian Cutress on June 4, 2019 3:00 PM EST- Posted in
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- Computex 2019
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- Capture Card
We reported on the SF110-A320 back at CES, where it was a small form factor machine using a 35W AMD APU. ECS had this design at Computex as well, and indicated that it had received a lot of interest due to its compact design from its gaming customers. In order to move forward in this direction, the company plans to release a model with a built in capture card.
The capture card uses a Yuan based accelerator on an M.2 module, taking PCIe lanes through the M.2 slot and presumably being wired to the video outputs of the design. ECS showed a demo of the system with also a webcam plugged in and the OBS software running. The goal here is to ensure that users do not need to stream from the same system, nor build two big beefy designs in order to enable streaming. The design looks pretty much identical to its SF110-A320 design, perhaps suggesting that when laid horizontally, they could be stacked.
ECS expects to make its SF110-A320 Live-Streaming edition available to its customers soon.
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Smell This - Tuesday, June 4, 2019 - link
I ran a mini-server on a ECS m-ATX mobo for a few years with no real issues. It was a socket-ed AMD mobile T-Bird with a factory OC. Not a fancy BIOS ... but the RAID worked just dandy.And I may well be drain-bamaged, but ECC RAM was on the QVL and working great (though I always wondered if the error-correcting was more 'marketing' than functional).
For entry-level, I hope it works out well. It would be nice if ECS put out some specs and support documentation. I can't visualize 'One Liter of Book-Size' ...
Half of a 2-liter bottle, right? ;-)
Samus - Wednesday, June 5, 2019 - link
My torrent server is a NUC with an SSD and a Thunderbolt JBOD w 4x10TB Hitachi's, so I know what you mean. I love small.Even my gaming PC is ITX in a Silverstone FT03-mini (full size videocard, liquid cooling, etc) and it's like, I don't know, 1 point something cubic feet?