Yup .... there is also a 250u. Besides having low TDP, they have in common that they are very overpriced. Not sure how much less energy is used compared to standard Athlon or e-series, when CPU is idle or low (which is usually the case).
Yes, the article also mentions the high prize but I guess that they will drop after some time.
They are 25W TDP cpu's so that's even better then comparable mobile versions. I'm curious about power consumption in different states but on paper they seem to be interesting (fan less) HTPC candidates.
I think the CPU idle power usage is the very important if you are building a HTPC that will be on 24/7, You can calculate te money that you save each year when you buy a low power CPU and then compare the two versions. Not making a decision based on only the price in the store...
I agree with you if you where talking about power hungry gaming rigs, because the are most of the time off ;-(
Yes, works, thanks. Deselecting "Prefer multichannel audio streams" under "Video Player" (under "Players") gives me the stereo stream, by default, in television also. Thanks for your help. N.
Yes, works, thanks. Deselecting "Prefer multichannel audio streams" under "Video Player" (under "Players") gives me the stereo...
Is there a way to set the default audio stream for live TV? The default default, so to speak, for me seems to be English...
I have recently updated from MP 1.30 to 1.31 on a Win 11 PC slightly different to your software set up but given Win 10 is still supported I doubt there are many major differences regarding the ".NET Runtime Optimization Service". On my setup I am not seeing any significant CPU usuage MP takes around 3% and the TV Service is...
I have recently updated from MP 1.30 to 1.31 on a Win 11 PC slightly different to your software set up but given Win 10 is still...
Hi,
I have a single seat setup with MP 1.31 on a Win10 machine.
Since the last automated Windows update the TV-Service produces a...