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Mirari ppc board - *when/if* available, a new hardware for MorphOS

Zylesea

# 151
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Posts: 2069 from 2003/6/4

Quote:

Kronos schrieb:
Quote:

Iggy wrote:

Final thought, an MATX form factor board with expansion slots would have been more useful.

A mATX board with slots would be indeed more useful than a mATX board with slots ;)

Something is of with your statement.

Indeed, but imgaine if they considered a mATX board with slots!

PS: mATX with slots - that would be useful;-)
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»23.11.25 - 20:20

Zylesea

# 152
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Posts: 2069 from 2003/6/4

I liked the last video. I mean installing/updating MorphOS on some IDE SSD is fun already as I thought this would be fast, but seeing that process with the NVMe device - impressive!
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»23.11.25 - 20:30

Andreas_Wolf

# 153
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Posts: 12448 from 2003/5/22

From: Germany

> Nice to see that they're using SOC's that we've already discussed.

As we've discussed all Power(PC) ISA SoCs ever available, they weren't able to use one we've not discussed ;-)
Btw, why not continue to use your long-existing account?

> I to would prefer the T2081 [...]. The extra cores would be useful under Linux.

That's just extra-threads compared to the T1042.

> an MATX form factor board with expansion slots would have been more useful.

Erm...
»23.11.25 - 21:45

Iggy

# 154
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Posts: 2 from 2025/11/23

Sorry, I was under the perception that the board was something smaller like a micro itx form factor.

I've been away for awhile, and I didn't remember my old login.
Ijust noticed this board.

The T2081 has a slight clock speed advantage, and Altivec, it's not a matter of more cores, it still only has four. But the T2081 cores are multi threaded. Making the four cores act like eight virtual cores.

[ Edited by Iggy 26.11.2025 - 16:50 ]
»26.11.25 - 21:39

Kronos

# 155
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Posts: 2506 from 2003/2/24

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Iggy wrote:
. But the T2081 cores are multi threaded. Making the four cores act like eight virtual cores.

8 virtual cores that in real life perform like 5 or 6 actual cores.
»27.11.25 - 04:01

Zylesea

# 156
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Posts: 2069 from 2003/6/4

Quote:

Iggy schrieb:
Sorry, I was under the perception that the board was something smaller like a micro itx form factor.

I've been away for awhile, and I didn't remember my old login.
Ijust noticed this board.

The T2081 has a slight clock speed advantage, and Altivec, it's not a matter of more cores, it still only has four. But the T2081 cores are multi threaded. Making the four cores act like eight virtual cores.

[ Edited by Iggy 26.11.2025 - 16:50 ]

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»27.11.25 - 05:05