3/12/2012 07:29:00 PM
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Gigabyte has recently announced a new all-in-one barebone desktop system, dubbed the GB-AEGT, which was specially designed to support high-performance CPUs and desktop PCI Express x16 graphics cards with a maximum TDP of 400 Watts.
The system is actually based on a thin Intel H61 mini-ITX motherboard that is installed right under the AIO’s 24-inch 1920x1080 resolution Full HD display.
According to Gigabyte, users can populate the board with Intel Sandy Bridge processors sporting a TDP as high as 95W, but also with a regular desktop graphics card.
The GB-AEGT has enough room to support dual-slot GPUs with a maximum TDP of 400W thanks to the inclusion of a full size PCI Express x16 slot and a clever thermal design.
Up to 8GB of system memory can also be fitted inside the Gigabyte AIO thanks to a pair of SO-DIMM DDR3 RAM slots, while for storage purposes, the GB- AEGT barebone is equipped with a single SATA 3Gbps 3.5-inch hard drive bay.
On the side of the unit there’s also some room for an optical disk drive, but users have the option of configuring the AIO to feature an optional 2.5-inch top-mounted docking slot as well.
The rest of the expansion options include two mini PCI Express slots that can be populated with a Bluetooth/WiFi card and/or TV tuner.
As far as connectivity goes, the GB-AEGT barebone packs a wide series of ports including a pair of USB 3.0 ports, USB 2.0, HDMI and SPDIF out, a Gigabit Ethernet jack, as well as a multi-format card reader.
HDMI and D-Sub inputs round up the connectivity options list, enabling the AIO to be used as an external display for a notebook, tablet or gaming console.
No information regarding pricing or availability of this AIO has been made public yet by Gigabyte.
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