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Ga-j1900n

JensR76
Hi,

does some know if the GIGABYTE GA-J1900N-D3V inkl. IntelRegistered CeleronRegistered J1900, Mainboard is working?


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    5 users, some smartphones... that shouldn't be a problem for the j1900. It seems to be the best compromise regarding to price, power consumption and speed. The J1900 has a TDP of 10 W, and it's a SoC...

    And if the Realtek doesn't work right or performance is too bad, this one from Intel should be ok:

    Intel PRO/1000 MT Server Adapter, 2x 1000Base-T, PCI-X 133MHz, low profile (PWLA8492MT) with Intel 82546EB chipset

    Alternative would be a 1155 or 1150 board with something like a Intel Pentium G2030 or Intel Pentium G3220, I don't think a core i3 is for the requied amount of user necessary.
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    Intel PRO/1000 MT Server Adapter, 2x 1000Base-T, PCI-X 133MHz, low profile (PWLA8492MT) with Intel 82546EB chipset.


    That specific one I'd stay away from as it's PCI-X, not PCIe (big difference) so won't work on newer boards.
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    Intel PRO/1000 MT Server Adapter, 2x 1000Base-T, PCI-X 133MHz, low profile (PWLA8492MT) with Intel 82546EB chipset.


    That specific one I'd stay away from as it's PCI-X, not PCIe (big difference) so won't work on newer boards.
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