Anyone tried the Intel N3150 CPU (Atom 4 core)
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31 Jan 2017 16:09 #87071
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Anyone tried the Intel N3150 CPU (Atom 4 core) was created by Moronicsmurf
I'm tinkering with micro boards and after i burned out the lattepanda card i had completely i started to reconsider other cpu's and put my eyes on this N3150 that is close resemblence to a J1900 Celeron.
The N3150 can be found in a dual LAN, NUC configuration that would make it suitable for running a 7i76E card if the cpu can maintain a proper servo thread with not to much latency.. Making it a really neat package to enclose.
The N3150 can be found in a dual LAN, NUC configuration that would make it suitable for running a 7i76E card if the cpu can maintain a proper servo thread with not to much latency.. Making it a really neat package to enclose.
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31 Jan 2017 19:02 #87089
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I've played with Gigabyte Brix PC's with both J1900 and N3160 (an update from the N3150). There was not much difference in latency which remains pretty terrible but quite satisfactory for running a Mesa Ethernet card (I'm using the 7i76e). I did see that PCW mentioned on one thread that the latency on a Zotec N3150 he played with was OK at about 120usec of latency.
I could not readilly find a dual NIC USFF in Australia. If I built another one, I'd buy a dual NIC J1900 or similar as I've since found Alibaba seems to be awash with them
I could not readilly find a dual NIC USFF in Australia. If I built another one, I'd buy a dual NIC J1900 or similar as I've since found Alibaba seems to be awash with them
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31 Jan 2017 19:03 #87090
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I forgot to mention, if you attempt to use the onboard wifi, latency renders them unusable....
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01 Feb 2017 12:20 #87121
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02 Feb 2017 10:21 #87146
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If you could share a link to the one you ordered it would be great! This looks remarkably similar to a LCNC package sold commercially I saw recently. I can't remember who though. Might have been Torchmate.
I just spent the last 2 days wiring in a network in our workshop and am still not finished! Dual NIC's sounds great!
I just spent the last 2 days wiring in a network in our workshop and am still not finished! Dual NIC's sounds great!
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27 Feb 2017 18:55 #88696
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Yes! Please share the link, as I am searching also for a suited computer for my Mill.
My Notebook does suffer a lot with all the dirt
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My Notebook does suffer a lot with all the dirt

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27 Feb 2017 20:46 #88709
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Norbert, I have not bought one of these, but this supplier on alibaba was proactive and followed me up after I looked at their listings.
ylgk.en.alibaba.com/?spm=a2700.7803228.0.0.rFxNBg
They quoted me USD $100 for a dual nic J1900 plus shipping and another $5 for the N3160 plus shipping.
It looks remarkably similar to the one CandCNC are packaging with CommandCNC
www.candcnc.com/store-home/commandcnc-mini-pc-2/
ylgk.en.alibaba.com/?spm=a2700.7803228.0.0.rFxNBg
They quoted me USD $100 for a dual nic J1900 plus shipping and another $5 for the N3160 plus shipping.
It looks remarkably similar to the one CandCNC are packaging with CommandCNC
www.candcnc.com/store-home/commandcnc-mini-pc-2/
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