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Under each main combo I've listed points of difference that I've "so far" been able to find...
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82G45+ICH10R
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82G45
-ICH10 southbridge is an option.
-X4500HD: I know it uses CVT but what does that actually mean in terms of extra specs etc?
ICH10R
-Intel Turbo Memory Support
-Wake on VoIP
-Intel Viiv Processor Technology Support
-Intel RWT
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82Q45+ICH10DO
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-http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=34394 ICH10-DO southbridge is the only option...
-Intel Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O (VT-d)
-Trusted Execution Technology (must not be TPM because I thought TPM was in http://www.intel.com/assets/pdf/datasheet/319973.pdf ICH10D/DO!!)
ICH10DO
-Intel Active Management Technology [Release 5: Pro]
-Intel Trusted Platform Module
-JTAG Boundary Scan
ARK claims these are the only differences between the "northbridges"
http://ark.intel.com/Compare.aspx?ids=35132,36527
And says there's none between the "southbridges"!
http://ark.intel.com/Compare.aspx?ids=34395,34394
I found this.....
http://www.intel.com/assets/pdf/datasheet/319973.pdf http://www.intel.com/assets/pdf/datasheet/319973.pdf
And PeterUK highlighted this which shows ICH10DO has an extra MST feature
http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/imsm/sb/CS-022304.htm http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/imsm/sb/CS-022304.htm
But MST is just one main componant of ICH10x!
I'm ultimately trying to decide what the best combo is: Q45+ICH10DO, Or G45+ICH10R
The main use initially is as NAS/fileserver etc, but longer-term I may want it for more video decoding etc.
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I think I'm almost decided on the 82Q45...
The extra features it has (listed above) may be more useful for what will (at least initially) be a NAS and "jack of all trades" server.
Unless someone highlights some extra differences that tip-the-balance towards the 82G45!?
However the decision between the ICH10R or ICH10DO still remains, so any advice/input there is greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
J
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Actually according to this there's no difference in terms of Matrix Storage Tech features!
http://communities.intel.com/message/47877
So ICH10DO's only unique features (that I've found so far) are:
*Intel Active Management Technology [Release 5: Pro]
*Intel Trusted Platform Module
*JTAG Boundary Scan
For what will be a NAS/multi-purpose server that may also be a media server / MythTV backend...
I can't see how any of these would be drastically more valuable/useful than:
*Intel Turbo Memory Support
*Wake on VoIP (this is just a subset of Intel RWT isn't it?)
*Intel Viiv Processor Technology Support (just a cert ICH10R gets because of it's stronger IGP?)
Particularly considering that if I switch to ICH10R I'll be getting 82G45 as the NB, & hence the X4500HD!
But is it still possible to get VT-d and Trusted Execution Technology in the 82G45?
They're the only features unique to 82Q45 that I'm aware of....
I know officially 82G45 doesnt support them, but perhaps it depends on the motherboard OEM's implimentation?
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After some more in-depth reading I've decided* that:
*Intel Active Management Technology [Release 5: Pro]
*Intel Trusted Platform Module
*JTAG Boundary Scan
Will be a far more useful for the intended platform than:
*Intel Turbo Memory Support
*Intel RWT (inc wake on Voip)
*Intel Viiv Processor Technology Support
If 82Q45's X4500 is too anemic for some decoding then I'll just have to get more/better RAM, a quad-core CPU, & perhaps OC a little.
Or off-load the work to a seperate machine, as the PCIe 16x will eventually be populated by a RAID controller...
Aside from the X4500HD & it's associated features the 82G45 offers nothing compelling for the intended application whereas 82Q45 offers:
Intel AMT
Intel VT-d
Intel TXT
& too a lesser extent Intel TPM 1.2
So 82Q45+ICH10DO it is, ADIOS!!
-j.
*no thanks to ya'll -cept peterUK to some extent 😉
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