Mobo question

[Killdrath]

Anyone have any experience with the MI900 mobo found here:

http://www.ibasetechnology.net/mi900.html

Or where it might be found? I have a need for an ITX board, but want a real cpu with real power, since it also needs to be a light gaming rig/media PC.

[Crazy Buddhist]

Their website leads me to suspect these kind folk might help you. If you'd looked under contact there are links to their worldwide sales ops.

IBASE USA
IBASE Technology (USA), Inc.
1050 Stewart Drive,
Sunnyvale, CA 94085
U.S.A.
Toll Free: 1-800-292-4500
Tel: +1-408-992-0888
Fax: +1-408-992-0808
E-mail: sales@ibase-usa.com
http://www.ibase-usa.com

Ask where you can buy one.

EDIT: it is however seemingly marketed for industrial embedded solutions and they may not wish to sell you one.

CrazyB

[Killdrath]

well, I guess it's a new enough product. Anyway, I am about to start having a budget for my first real project, and that board looks like it would fit nicely. I've emailed them, lets see what happens. Hopefully it isnt insane-o expensive. I'd love to be able to drop that board with a nice vid card into the project I have planned...

Hmm.. wonder if I could fit a water block in there as well...

[Scotty]

I think you could build a tiny PC take it to a LAN or something and then open it up with a top of the line C2D watercooled. and a 8800 that would be awesome. I think you could fit a water block on there, maybe a Apogee GTX. I think you will need a PCI-E extender cable otherwise you might not get a card on easily, and if you do it would make installing RAM hard by the looks of it.