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There was a motherboard for the StrongARM SA110 CPU, I still have one. Fits in a standard PC case, takes PCI expansion cards, connectors for IDE etc. in the sta
by rjsw 10y ago
There was a motherboard for the StrongARM SA110 CPU, I still have one. Fits in a standard PC case, takes PCI expansion cards, connectors for IDE etc. in the standard places.
Sun made a Sparc motherboard too but I don't know how easy it was to buy one.
- davidgerard 10y agoThe Ultra 5 and Ultra 10 were basically PCs with SPARC chips.
- hapless 10y agoSun's "SME" division sold the Ultra AXi and AXMP boards, which were 100% standard ATX boards with PCI slots.
- Create 10y ago31 Oct 2015 Titanium AM5728 Mini-DTX Four 3Gbps SATA connections Two PCI Express root complexes http://www.ti.com/devnet/docs/catalog/thirdpartydevtoolfolder.tsp?actionPerformed=productFolder&productId=24320 http://www.ti.com/devnet/docs/catalog/thirdpartydevtoolfolde...
- i336_ 10y agoHuh, that actually looks standard. Approx $590. I can't get a clear idea if this is 64-bit or not though. Also, with this board, I don't see anywhere obvious to bolt a heatsink - and at 1.1GHz, I'd be be reluctant to do overnight compiles on the thing.
- kristianp 10y agoLooks like it uses two Cortex A15s, which is 32 bit. http://shop.elesar.co.uk/image/data/brief-ti22.pdf http://shop.elesar.co.uk/image/data/brief-ti22.pdf https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_Cortex-A15 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_Cortex-A15