Geovision - Atom compatability

[mcs 0]

Have a site where I need to replace a eff'd avtec 4 ch dvr

space is an issue

 

would like to use an atom MB with built in cpu, has anyone tested or is there any known issues?

 

AT5NM10-I Asus AT5NM10-I MiniITX MB with Integrated Intel Atom D510, Intel NM10 Chipset, 2x DDR2, 1xPCI, Onboard VGA, 2xSATA, Gb LAN, 8x USB

 

dvr card

 

GVSS800-4 GeoVision GV-800 - 4-ch BNC Video Input, 100fps PAL Recording and Display Rate, 4-ch Audio Input, max res. Full D1, Geo MPEG4 Codec, GV-DSP Support

 

to long to get an answer from the supplier and or geovision, so thought I would ask the experts here

 

thanks in advance guys

[mcs 0]

would be running latest version 3.xx that comes with card (suppliers normally a little behind latest models of stock)

[mcs 0]

thnx people

 

 

found a topic, but it had the wrong spelling

[rory 0]

Atom with Geo .. I wouldnt use it .. Geo 8.3 is very slow.

Its like using a celeron, Geo wont recommend it.

Slowest cheapest CPU I would use now is a Pentium Dual Core.

[cocacola 0]

Well on my Pentium Dual Core, 8.3 seems to be nice and fast.

I have 2 gb memory, works fine, after booting, program it self up and running in 10 sec.

[mcs 0]

point is trying to use the small case with the mini mb with built in cpu etc,

 

 

its not really a dollar issue because I quote the good gear, but this one needs to fit in place of a standalone 4 ch av tech dvr

[rory 0]

you can get one with a core 2 in that size, look at the Mac Mini for example.

But where is the DVR card going to go?

[vinistois 0]

Just FYI

 

I have built several DVR's on that exact motherboard - Intel D510MO, with GV-800 PCI cards

 

They work PERFECTLY.

 

The software is not at all slow, in fact its very responsive and everything works exactly like you'd expect. No problems to report whatsoever.

 

Cheap, Cool, Quiet, Power Efficient.

 

Using anything more than the new Atom Dual Core is a waste of power, money, and size for this particular application.