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<blockquote data-quote="MrCrabs" data-source="post: 680069" data-attributes="member: 101491"><p><strong>AW: A good onboard graphic card or a ” cheap” PCI-E graphic card?</strong></p><p></p><p>Not with a mini-itx, but with a micro-atx. I am using the Asus M4A785G-HTPC which comes with an HD4200 onboard and as I said above, it is doing all right with hd material. I am unsing that formfactor just because I was setting up a single seat htpc with as much features available and also as small as possible. </p><p>Mini-tix is only good for a pure client I think, since you will have only one pci(-e) slot and maybe you would want to have more than one tv-card. Another thing about mini-tix cases is, that you will only be able to install one or maybe two 2.5" hdds (or only one 3.5") and that might be quite small.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrCrabs, post: 680069, member: 101491"] [b]AW: A good onboard graphic card or a ” cheap” PCI-E graphic card?[/b] Not with a mini-itx, but with a micro-atx. I am using the Asus M4A785G-HTPC which comes with an HD4200 onboard and as I said above, it is doing all right with hd material. I am unsing that formfactor just because I was setting up a single seat htpc with as much features available and also as small as possible. Mini-tix is only good for a pure client I think, since you will have only one pci(-e) slot and maybe you would want to have more than one tv-card. Another thing about mini-tix cases is, that you will only be able to install one or maybe two 2.5" hdds (or only one 3.5") and that might be quite small. [/QUOTE]
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