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Gigabyte Unveils GA-E2100N Motherboard with SoC
Gigabyte has replenished its line of mini-ITX motherboards with a new remarkable model: the GA-E2100N. The product is targeting the segment of small-sized desktops or home media systems. It is based on AMD Kabini platform for Socket AM1 and equipped with AMD E1-2100 SoC with passive cooling solution. Featuring 170x170 mm, the board offers the whole range of facilities any modern full-sized model avails.
The integrated into Gigabyte GA-E2100N chip comes with an in-built Radeon HD 8210 graphics core with the support for DirectX 11.1 standard and with 1 MB of L2 cache. The chip operates at 1 GHz frequency, consuming not more than 9 W power. SoC is accompanied by two slots for the installation of up to 32 GB DDR3 memory modules with the maximal frequency of 1333 MHz.
The PCB is designed according to Gigabyte Ultra Durable 4 Plus template. It presumes the employment of high-quality components serving to protect the system from humidity, electrostatic discharge, voltage instability, and high temperatures. The board utilizes the chips with the triple ESD, field-effect transistors with Low RDS(on).
To continue, the motherboard comes with a variety of connectivity, as well as expansion options. Hence, it features one PCI port, a pair of SATA III 6 Gb/sec ports, gigabit Ethernet adapter, six USB ports (4x 2.0v, 2x 3.0v), Realtek ALC887 controller for the production of 5.1-channel sounding (High Definition Audio), two video interfaces (D-Sub with support for 1920x1200 resolution and HDMI with support for 4096x2160 resolution), PS/2 port, LPT, and COM.
The GA-E2100N is compatible with the latest Windows 8.1 updated OS. It is furnished with AMI UEFI BIOS and supports DualBIOS options. In keeping with the manufacturer, the new mini-ITX model will come at about $80 price tag.
The integrated into Gigabyte GA-E2100N chip comes with an in-built Radeon HD 8210 graphics core with the support for DirectX 11.1 standard and with 1 MB of L2 cache. The chip operates at 1 GHz frequency, consuming not more than 9 W power. SoC is accompanied by two slots for the installation of up to 32 GB DDR3 memory modules with the maximal frequency of 1333 MHz.
The PCB is designed according to Gigabyte Ultra Durable 4 Plus template. It presumes the employment of high-quality components serving to protect the system from humidity, electrostatic discharge, voltage instability, and high temperatures. The board utilizes the chips with the triple ESD, field-effect transistors with Low RDS(on).
To continue, the motherboard comes with a variety of connectivity, as well as expansion options. Hence, it features one PCI port, a pair of SATA III 6 Gb/sec ports, gigabit Ethernet adapter, six USB ports (4x 2.0v, 2x 3.0v), Realtek ALC887 controller for the production of 5.1-channel sounding (High Definition Audio), two video interfaces (D-Sub with support for 1920x1200 resolution and HDMI with support for 4096x2160 resolution), PS/2 port, LPT, and COM.
The GA-E2100N is compatible with the latest Windows 8.1 updated OS. It is furnished with AMI UEFI BIOS and supports DualBIOS options. In keeping with the manufacturer, the new mini-ITX model will come at about $80 price tag.
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