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kslater at pobox

May 7, 2003, 11:06 AM

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Is anybody using a VIA EPIA M10000 (Nehemiah core) motherboard for Myth? I have
a M9000 which I'm using and with software only it's adequate for record or
playback, but not both (live). I'm hoping that even if I have to do software
encode/decode with a M10000, it will be able to handle at least 352 x 480 live.
Also, does anyone know if the additional options in the Nehemiah core allow the
processor to be classified as something better than i586?

I'm less interested in folks using them with PVR-250 cards unless you happen to
have some numbers on how much processor is being used in record, playback and
live scenarios.

Thanks for any input. Looking to move on a new motherboard this weekend. Has to
fit my micro-atx case.

...Kevin

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sedwards at theedwards

May 7, 2003, 11:22 AM

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I would second that and ask does anyone know where you can reliably buy
a Nehemiah core M10000 board? All the places I've been able to find
online either only list the older core board or don't specify.

Kevin J. Slater wrote:

>Is anybody using a VIA EPIA M10000 (Nehemiah core) motherboard for Myth? I have
>a M9000 which I'm using and with software only it's adequate for record or
>playback, but not both (live). I'm hoping that even if I have to do software
>encode/decode with a M10000, it will be able to handle at least 352 x 480 live.
>Also, does anyone know if the additional options in the Nehemiah core allow the
>processor to be classified as something better than i586?
>
>I'm less interested in folks using them with PVR-250 cards unless you happen to
>have some numbers on how much processor is being used in record, playback and
>live scenarios.
>
>Thanks for any input. Looking to move on a new motherboard this weekend. Has to
>fit my micro-atx case.
>
>...Kevin
>
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thejsmith at ameritech

May 7, 2003, 11:32 AM

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Shawn Edwards wrote:

> I would second that and ask does anyone know where you can reliably
> buy a Nehemiah core M10000 board? All the places I've been able to
> find online either only list the older core board or don't specify.
>
> Kevin J. Slater wrote:
>
>> Is anybody using a VIA EPIA M10000 (Nehemiah core) motherboard for
>> Myth? I have
>> a M9000 which I'm using and with software only it's adequate for
>> record or
>> playback, but not both (live). I'm hoping that even if I have to do
>> software
>> encode/decode with a M10000, it will be able to handle at least 352 x
>> 480 live.
>> Also, does anyone know if the additional options in the Nehemiah core
>> allow the
>> processor to be classified as something better than i586?
>>
>> I'm less interested in folks using them with PVR-250 cards unless you
>> happen to
>> have some numbers on how much processor is being used in record,
>> playback and
>> live scenarios.
>>
>> Thanks for any input. Looking to move on a new motherboard this
>> weekend. Has to
>> fit my micro-atx case.
>>
>> ...Kevin
>>
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Monarchcomputer.com lists the core you are looking for.

erik at hovland

May 7, 2003, 5:30 PM

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On Wed, May 07, 2003 at 01:22:32PM -0500, Shawn Edwards wrote:
> I would second that and ask does anyone know where you can reliably buy
> a Nehemiah core M10000 board?

newegg in City of Industry, CA:
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproduct.asp?DEPA=&submit=Go&description=epia+m

mwave:
http://www.mwave.com/mwave/doSearch.hmx?bop=and&scriteria=epia+m&UID=&CID=&Back=&n=1
http://www.mwave.com/mwave/specb/ba19177.html

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sedwards at theedwards

May 7, 2003, 5:44 PM

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I may be dense here (wouldn't be the first time) but I'm not seeing on
either of these links where it states the core of the processor. Is it
embedded in the mfr's part number or something? I just don't want to
buy a Ezra core chip when I'm trying to buy a Nehemiah core chip.
Unless it states specifcally, I'm not going to chance it.

The earlier link to Monarch did have a Nehemiah board specifically listed.

Erik Hovland wrote:
> On Wed, May 07, 2003 at 01:22:32PM -0500, Shawn Edwards wrote:
>
>>I would second that and ask does anyone know where you can reliably buy
>>a Nehemiah core M10000 board?
>
>
> newegg in City of Industry, CA:
> http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproduct.asp?DEPA=&submit=Go&description=epia+m
>
> mwave:
> http://www.mwave.com/mwave/doSearch.hmx?bop=and&scriteria=epia+m&UID=&CID=&Back=&n=1
> http://www.mwave.com/mwave/specb/ba19177.html
>
> E
>

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bdavis at eurologic

May 8, 2003, 4:59 AM

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The picture in the newegg and Monarchcomputer.com have a bigger heatsink
on the chipset and fan on the processor. The one at mwave has a small
heatsink on the chipset and nothing on the processor. I wouldn't rely on
a picture though.
Does anyone know where you can get hold of one of these in the UK?
Or when the faster processors are supposed to be getting released?

Paul wrote:

> Shawn Edwards wrote:
>
>> I would second that and ask does anyone know where you can reliably
>> buy a Nehemiah core M10000 board? All the places I've been able to
>> find online either only list the older core board or don't specify.
>>
>> Kevin J. Slater wrote:
>>
>>> Is anybody using a VIA EPIA M10000 (Nehemiah core) motherboard for
>>> Myth? I have
>>> a M9000 which I'm using and with software only it's adequate for
>>> record or
>>> playback, but not both (live). I'm hoping that even if I have to do
>>> software
>>> encode/decode with a M10000, it will be able to handle at least 352
>>> x 480 live.
>>> Also, does anyone know if the additional options in the Nehemiah
>>> core allow the
>>> processor to be classified as something better than i586?
>>>
>>> I'm less interested in folks using them with PVR-250 cards unless
>>> you happen to
>>> have some numbers on how much processor is being used in record,
>>> playback and
>>> live scenarios.
>>>
>>> Thanks for any input. Looking to move on a new motherboard this
>>> weekend. Has to
>>> fit my micro-atx case.
>>>
>>> ...Kevin
>>>
>>>
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>>> This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/
>>> _______________________________________________
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>>>
>>>
>>
>> _______________________________________________
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>> mythtv-users [at] snowman
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>>
> Monarchcomputer.com lists the core you are looking for.
>
> _______________________________________________
> mythtv-users mailing list
> mythtv-users [at] snowman
> http://lists.snowman.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
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