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The new Nehemiah core carries forward Ezra’s 4-way associative 64KB L1 data and instruction caches, and its exclusive 64KB L2 cache with 16-way associativity. Lucky for the EPIA-M10000, VIA has a new version of the C3 dubbed “Nehemiah” that promises to address the performance issues of previous C3 processors. Of course, the performance of its previous C3 processors, which were based on the “Ezra” core, left much to be desired.
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I’ll be covering each of the EPIA-M10000’s integrated peripherals in finer detail over the following pages, but before I get into that, I should take a moment to address what’s probably the least familiar element of the EPIA-M10000: its 1GHz C3 “Nehemiah” processor, which comes in an EBGA packaging that’s soldered right onto the board.ĪMD and Intel have the lion’s share of the PC processor market, but VIA’s been stubbornly producing its C3 processors for a while now. What’s important to remember here is that the EPIA-M10000 integrates all of its peripherals into significantly less board real estate than most motherboards. The EPIA-M10000 is a veritable orgy of integrated peripherals, which may not seem especially impressive to those used to seeing high-end enthusiast-oriented motherboards packing in nearly every integrated feature under the sun. Voltage, fan status, and temperature monitoring Integrated CastleRock graphics with MPEG-2 decoder VIA 6-channel “Vinyl Audio” (VT8235/VT1616 codec)
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What’s the EPIA-M10000 all about? Let’s take a quick look at the spec sheet.ġ PS/2 keyboard, 1 PS/2 mouse, Serial and Parallel portsĢ additional USB 2.0/1.1 ports via PCI expansion headerĢ IEEE 1394 Firewire ports via PCI expansion header
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Read on as I explore the features and performance of VIA’s newest Mini-ITX platform to find out just how much power this pint-size platform is packing.
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With a new “Nehemiah” core C3 processor running at a cool 1GHz, a full-speed FPU, support for DDR SDRAM, and a hardware MPEG-2 decoder, the EPIA-M10000 at least has the potential to be fast enough for mainstream desktops and even home theater PCs. The fact that the board features a new revision of VIA’s notoriously slow C3 processor almost makes it hard to take the EPIA-M10000 seriously, but I’m trying to be open-minded. Just 17 cm square, the EPIA-M10000 is a midget (sorry, little person) among small form factor platforms. The question of “how fast is fast enough” has plagued me since VIA’s tiny EPIA-M10000 platform arrived at my doorstep in what seemed like far too small a box to hold a motherboard and CPU. H OW FAST is fast enough? How much power does one need for basic office applications? What about high quality DivX and MP3 playback?