Habey MITX-6771: Mini-ITX Board With Quad-Core J1900 Bay Trail

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Habey MITX-6771: Mini-ITX Board With Quad-Core J1900 Bay Trail

While Habey may not be a household name to most Linux desktop users, they are known in the embedded world and do produce Linux-friendly systems and motherboards. Habey recently engaged with Phoronix and today we are checking out our first Habey motherboard: the MITX-6771 that's a mini-ITX motherboard with Intel Bay Trail quad-core SoC.

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=21213

[user82]

Could you maybe have a look at clocks/temperature?
I suspect the small cooler might limit it, so it did not quite hit the 10W TPD and it's turbo clock.
Quick test with my i7-4790K stock clock system (sorry for leaving Xonotic in, that did not run on the Intel gpu)

[Michael]

Could you maybe have a look at clocks/temperature?
I suspect the small cooler might limit it, so it did not quite hit the 10W TPD and it's turbo clock.
Quick test with my i7-4790K stock clock system (sorry for leaving Xonotic in, that did not run on the Intel gpu)

When placed within a micro/mini ATX system with a single 80mm fan, I have yet to encounter any thermal related issues thus far and everything seemed to ramp up fine.

[AJSB]

Interesting MoBo and i bet power drain is really low, but for that price i prefer the flexibility of AMD AM1...and just wait for AMD Beema in AM1 socket form soon to be lauched (some more months).

[dungeon]

Interesting MoBo and i bet power drain is really low, but for that price i prefer the flexibility of AMD AM1...and just wait for AMD Beema in AM1 socket form soon to be lauched (some more months).

You don't need Beema to beat j1900/j2900 Athlon 5350 for AM1 can beat both at anything, if it does not in some cases it is for sure some software bug

I remember last time i compared those, imagemagick test behave weird when compiled, it optimize it with 'amdfam2' for some reason instead of 'btver2' , that is only test where J1900 wins a little - yeah again that one win happens because of software brokeness for some hardware

[Dreamkast06]

Anyone else think it's weird that the board uses 19v instead of 12v? I figured 12v is more common for all use cases, including "industrial".