PCIe-8183 users, what Micro ATX or Mini ITX motherboard/PC works to get full [0,255] PCI bus enumeration???

Do you get a full range of PCI buses [0,255]? I cannot find a Micro or Mini system that will work. My limit is [0,3e] (dec 0-62 buses) using NI's bus enumeration utility: MXIeBusDetect_64bit.exe from the site: Determining the Number and Range of PCI/PCI Express Root Bus Devices
Thanks in advance!

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i was installed fresh windows 7 via cd rom and then after installed all software.
and now after 1 day customer complained me that cd rom not read any cd and i m also check when i insurt cd so its not read and when i am double click on cd rom icon its eject so what i do for that please reply on my email address.
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Hi there!
I will soon start to build a HTPC setup, which will be used for 1080p (H264) playback through the onboard HDMI port, as well as audio playback through onboard toslink S/PDIF.
What to choose, Amd Fusion or Intel Atom /w the ION 2 GPU? I expect that the GPU part will be able to handle most of the H264 decoding, and that the platform will be stable and fully functional.
I already own a Asus E35M1-I mini-ITX motherboard which i currently use for my headless file server, but it seems to be somewhat unstable, and the network interface is missing some throughput (550Mbit/s). This causes uncertainty about if it is smart to choose the Amd Fusion setup.
Any input/tips?
(This is not strictly related to Arch Linux, but the system will run Arch Linux, so i guess it should be okay to ask here in this forum)

signor_rossi wrote:Anandtech has a lot of articles describing the Fusion platform and comparing it with the Atom/Ion combo.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4134/the- … or-miniitx
As for your problems with your Asus board, is your BIOS up-to-date?
Sadly there are no BIOS updates other than the version shiped with the motherboard. I think I will just have to wait and see if Asus releases a new version. I will take a deeper look into the article tonight, thanks for the link!
zenlord wrote:
I don't think you can choose a wrong solution these days. All the recent chipsets are perfectly capable of decoding 1080p. I myself am an intel-gpu-fan, because of the good and open source drivers. If your pc will be positioned in your living room, you should definitely investigate the noise levels of the onboard fans, PSU fans and case fans (not to mention the noise of the hard disk(s)).
That's why I have chosen to make my file server (which is in the basement) play/decode all the content and stream it over the network to a PS3, but there are many passively cooled DLNA-clients out there...
Regarding noise, i will probably use a cheap SSD/my old 4GB CF-card as local storage, and the motherboard will be one of the fanless versions. External laptop-style PSU. The noise level will not be a problem.
Regarding a pure DLNA client: I want to be able to do other things on the HTPC in the future. And for now, it will in addition to XBMC run MPD for music and LIRC for IR remote control support. If i just wanted it for video playback, i could have easily gone for a DNLA set top box with a lot less hassle
.:B:. wrote:
I'm considering an E350 setup myself, especially since the Intel offerings do not support 24 Hz, and that's a showstopper for me. That would mean either I'd need to get an Atom/Ion combo (which is too underpowered for my taste when it comes to the CPU) or get a Sandy Bridge with an nVidia card, which means higher power usage. From what I gather, Zacate should be a bit smoother than the Atom setups, and a bit more power-efficient as well.
Clvn, if network performance is your concern (and I doubt 550 Mbps is a bottleneck for what you're doing, but then again, I don't know what else your setup is doing while it's streaming HD stuff), there's only one solution: get an Intel gigabit card. Or you can go for a full Intel platform as well though, if that 24 Hz problem is not an issue for you.
I did not know anything about the 24Hz frequency limitation, I have not paid any attention to it. I think i will have to read a little bit about it. Thanks for the input about that!
SInce the E350 platform performs better, it's sad that it seems a bit unstable (at least that is my experience so far..). Hopefully this will be better with driver updates.
About the network speed: That motherboard will continue to be used as a file server for a while longer (with the onboard NIC), untill it will be used as a dedicated firewall with a dual gbit NIC (at least that is the plan). The 550Mbit/s throughput is not a problem, but it seems a bit strange that it does not perform better. I've changed the TP and the port at the switch, but still got the same available bandwidth. That too will probably be fixed with either a BIOS update or a driver update.
graysky wrote:I have an Atom-based (older 330) solution that works great for HD stuff. VDPAU rocks. Dunno about AMD's stuff.
Even 1080p mkv (H264)?
flamelab wrote:Choose the all-time-classic reliable Nvidia solution, since VDPAU will surely work. I'm not sure for the AMD solution and I wouldn't choose it for Linux usage. For Windows, it would be very much OK.
Thanks for the input.
signor_rossi wrote:Good point, flamelab. As for info on the Linux driver support, phoronix.com is a good place to get info:
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=a … ixed&num=1
And zenlord made me remember to ask you what you will use the HTPC for, since in some cases a networked media player like a WD TV Live! might suffice, too.
I will do some reading at phoronix about the AMD Fusion driver support. And regarding devices like WD TV, i would like to have a fully functional pc. MPD and LIRC will be used on regular basis.
After all the feedback in the thread, i think the Intel/VDPAU option will be a lot more safe and stable. I will just have to read a bit about what the missing 24Hz support from Nvidia's side.
If i choose Intel Atom/ION, i think this Asus card will do the trick: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_ … /AT5IONTI/
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The other day (well, actually night) I kind off got obsessed with the idea of buying a mini-itx motherboard and do some really custom low-end PC. The main use would be to have mp3s and movies stored so I could play them with a remote. Of course I'll have other uses for it, but that would be mainly it.
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(the Intel manual only serves structural purposes)
Yesterday I received a 320G Samsung SATAII 16MB 7200RPM drive, and a OCZ DDR2 80MHz 1G RAM. I took the necessary cables from empty cases and a PSU I had laying there. Everything hooked:
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that's a really professional look =b
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FM2-A85XMA-E35 Micro-ATX Standoff hole problem

I am a new builder(2nd build) I have the FM2-A85XMA-E35 Micro-ATX board that has 6 standoff holes in it. The case I purchased the NZXT Source 210 Elite calls for 9 standoffs for the Micro ATX form factor(U1-U9). I guess I just need to remove the 3 standoffs that don't match up with the holes. Kind of a serious oversight especially for newbies that might just go ahead and put the board in and risk shorting the board because NZXT has this kind of set up for Micro ATX.
I wonder how many new builders messed up their boards because of this problem? Any insight or experience with this issue would be appreciated.
Thanks

the NZXT Source 210 Elite is a ATX case! you can tell that by there being 7 expansion slots for PCI at the rear!
a micro-ATX board will fit as it has the holes needed for multiple form factors (ATX, MICRO-ATX ) and its up to the user for determining what standoff positions are needed (they put them all in as most motherboards are ATX and Micro-ATX is a less common standard as it tends to be used for HTPC's (Home Theatre Personal Computer's) and all you are meant to do it reference the holes needed and see if they line up and remove the ones that are not needed)
its not a oversight its just not that convenient for your Micro-ATX board as its the less common standard of the 2 your case is made for so its not in that configuration as standard its in the more common ATX one!
I will give you some advice here for what to do in the future!
1: when you Buy a motherboard and take it out the box place it on a piece of paper and mark the holes it uses to be mounted to a case then punch holes through them! (that way you can use the piece of paper to see if any of the standoffs are out of place that are pre-installed and remove the ones that are out of place)
2: DO NOT put a computer into a case before you have done a test power up and post check outside the Case on a non conductive surface (Eg on the motherboard Box or a piece of wood) (put the CPU, RAM, Video card in and plug up the PSU to make sure it actually gets to the BIOS and to asking for a OS) as it will save you headaches if something doesn't work as it is not in the case yet all screwed in place)
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You know what I would really love to see is some 900 Series Micro-ATX mobo's. Like say a 990FX, 990x, or 970. Heck I would not even care if it was that 980G which is just a re-branded 880G. I could care less if it had on-board graphics or not, just as long as it was a Micro-ATX. If I am gaming I would more than likely just add a separate GPU anyways. Heck the 980G would allow for on-board graphics as it is has Radeon HD 4250. Thing is nobody made any mobo's with it for some odd reason. Maybe because they already had the 880G. What ever the case, we are pretty much stuck in a rut now if we are looking for a small form factor AM3/AM3+ mobo.
So what do you all say MSI?
Would you all be willing to do this?
If not then why not just do another production run of some older 880G/850 AM3+ Micro-ATX mobo's again? At least to fill that hole in the market that we have now.
Anyways it is just a thought.

Ask MSI if you want to complain or suggest a new product. This is a Users-to-Users Forum. As FM2 with cpu integrated gpu replaced AM3+ for small systems with onboard gpu that will none the less be most likely useless. It's AMD's decision.
>>How to contact MSI.<<
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