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In traditional Basotho villages, guards use music to warn inhabitants that strangers are approaching.
The Basotho Cultural Village in Golden Gate Highlands National Park in the Free State is a unique South African cultural village where visitors are invited to experience authentic hospitality and learn about traditional arts, crafts and ways of life of the Basotho people.
The village consists of a rest camp that resembles an 18th century Basotho Village combined with replica homesteads dating from the 16th century to the present day. These showcase good examples of the mural art of the Basotho, known as litema.
The replica homesteads do more than document the evolution of Basotho culture. Visitors are also invited to taste the local beer, brewed on site, share local food, enjoy traditional dances, meet village elders and learn how local arts and crafts are produced.
Most of the objects produced in the village are for sale, along with items sourced from further afield in the Free State. Traditional villages abound with crafters who work from home. They produce pottery, fabrics, beadwork and grass hats, mats and baskets using traditional techniques and local materials. You can arrange to visit some of these crafters- or simply buy their products at the Basotho Cultural village.
Among the items on sale at the village are cushion covers, table clothes and clothing made from 'shweshwe' textiles by the women of the Ahanang Basotho Project. The Bolata Pottery Project makes and sells traditional pots and dishes from local clay and the Letweneng Grass Project makes grass bags, floor mats, baskets using traditional weaving techniques. Lesedi Arts and Crafts creates and sells beaded cutlery, bags and ties and the Thaba-Bosiu Project makes large traditional storage baskets, called 'disiu', originally used to store grain, as well as beer strainers. You will also find iconic, conical Basotho hats, called 'mokorotlo', on sale at the village. They are used to keep the sun at bay as well as for cultural festivals. Also look out for traditional Basotho blankets. Their designs and colours are significant and blankets are worn in different ways for different ritual purposes.
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Who to contact
Basotho Cultural Village
Tel: +27 (0)58 721 0300
How to get here
The village is accessible by road. It is 55km from Harrismith and the N3. It is sited along the Maluti Drakensburg Route, 350km from Pietermaritzburg, 330km from Bloemfontein and 320km from Johannesburg.
Around the area
Book a walking trail with a herbalist and learn which grasses, roots, herbs, leaves or bark in the veld are used for medicinal or ritual purposes.
Tours to do
Guided tours of the museum are available daily between 9am and 3.30pm. Advance booking is advised.
What will it cost
A guided tour of the cultural village costs R70 per adult and R40 per child between 6 and 16 years. The tour lasts about 45 minutes.
Where to stay
The accommodation offered at the Basotho Cutural Village is budget friendly. Alternative and more up-market accommodation is also available in Golden Gate Highlands National Park as well as in the nearby town of Clarens.
What to eat
The restaurant at the Basotho Cultural Village serves traditional meals including motoho (porridge made of sorghum) and dipadi (toasted ground maize with a bit of salt and sugar). Booking in advance is essential.


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The Desktop Kabini Review Part 1: AMD Athlon 5350 (AM1) Testedby Ian Cutress on 4/9/2014 8:00 AM EST
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meacupla - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkoh, god... semiporn is back... Reply
ViRGE - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkThere's a Duron joke in here somewhere... Reply
Death666Angel - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkThe good old days for AMD. That's when I got into PC stuff. Good times. Reply
nathanddrews - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkPlease tell me you are going to pair Kabini with 295x2. LOL Reply
scottjames_12 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkThat WOULD be interesting! See how starved the monster GPU gets with an anemic CPU.. Reply
nathanddrews - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI know that people are always trying to pair appropriate CPUs and GPUs together to avoid bottlenecks, but the honest truth is that a lot of people just leapfrog their builds every few years alternating between CPU and GPU upgrades. I don't know many people that buy/build a completely new system every 2 or 5 years. I know it happens plenty, but I know a lot of people running Conroe-era CPUs with modern GPUs. Up until a year ago, I was running an old GTX 470 on my 3570K. If money were no object, I would constantly be upgrading, but for now I wait until I absolutely need to.
I'm probably just weird, but I spent a couple *hours* over the weekend watching YouTube videos of old PCI or AGP-based Pentium and Athlon systems playing modern games and modern OSs. Some are terrible while others are actually playable. Pushing old or slow hardware beyond the reasonable limits to see just what you can get away with is a fun pastime of mine. Reply
NeatOman - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI always tell people to go a little overkill on the CPU in case later on they upgrade the GPU.. mostly because they wont be gaming on it most the time and i think its money better spent and later it won't give you much of a CPU bottleneck. Also because if you got a i7 from 6 years ago (yeah, they came out in 2008).. it would only be about 15%-20% slower. But a GPU that was $300 6 years ago lol, yeah right... a HD 3850 from around 6 years ago is about 1/3 the speed of a HD 7850 and twice the price. So over time a CPU holds it value and GPU can drop from year to year by up to half (for the high end models).
I've found that spending more then $250 ($200 being the sweet spot) is a point of diminishing returns, and same goes for CPU's. Reply
fokka - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linki'd still go with a fast i5 instead of i7, except i've really got money to burn. i5 is where you get the best bang for your buck at intel, with a level of performance sufficient for the following years. paying 50% more for 10-20% increased performance doesn't seem very effective to me. this might have been a bit different with the first core-i CPUs.
you're right about the GPUs though. Reply
jonathanharrison - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkI wish they made more P-series chips, like the i5-3350P, that has the graphics core disabled, for gamers who are just going to get a discrete card(s) anyway. An i3-4370P (you could speed bump the core to 3.8, maybe 4.0GHz since you would be disabling the graphics core) would be nice. So would an i5-3570PK :) But that would just be tantamount to intel admitting failure at delivering 3D performance. Oh, this is an AMD article? Heh, I almost forgot with everyone talking about intel. Reply
tecknurd - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkYou may think that going "a little overkill on the CPU" may be a good suggestion, but it is not. I found over the years that it is better to spend on the storage system and memory. Back in 2012, I went with a i3-3225. I could go with an i5-3570 processor. That i5 processor will be a little overkill of what I do. The cost of that i5 processor just gives me a lot of grunt that I will rarely will use. That i5 processor will cut in my budget, so I can not go with a good storage system and/or go with a decent size of memory. If I add a graphics card, the med-end graphics models would not be bottleneck by my processor. If I go with a high-end graphics models, then yes the processor that I picked will bottleneck the high-end graphics card.
A CPU only holds value if it is overclockable and the motherboard supports overclocking the processor. The storage system holds more value than any hardware in your computer because the reason why people went from hard drives to solid-state drives. A graphics card has no value since the technology of graphics changes dramatically. Also high quality or details of graphics during game play does not matter. Reply
5thaccount - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - link100% agree. Any Core 2 or newer based system with plenty of memory and an SSD will work fine for most users out there (the ones that use office, browse the web, and watch youtube)... and for quite a few years to come. Heck, I'm still using my E5200 daily after 6 years. Works perfect! Even looking at these benchmarks, the new Kabini is slower than a Core 2 Duo E8400. Which, oddly enough, can be picked up for under $20 on eBay... now that's a deal! Reply
jonathanharrison - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkI got a whole Vostro 200 system used with 20" widescreen LCD, 4GB DDR2 RAM (667), Core 2 Duo E6550 from a dude on Craigslist for a mere $45. Wife had gone to the Mac side and wanted the system out of the house ASAP. That's one way to do it - all but GIVE it away :)
On-board intel graphics kinda don't cut it for gaming, so... when I could, I added a Sapphire Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition 1GB video card ($109) and a 550W ThermalTake power supply ($40) into it and plugged it also into my other 20" monitor with a HDMI-DVI cable ($8) for a nice dual display... may go triple-head when I can afford to... wireless mouse/keyboard set ($30), Logitech gamepad F310, ($25)... and I've got a pretty nice light/older (DX9/10) gaming system for less than $220 of new purchases... Reply
trueserve - Friday, April 18, 2014 - link"A CPU only holds value if it is overclockable and the motherboard supports overclocking the processor."
wat. Reply
mikato - Friday, April 11, 2014 - linkYeah, I had a Core 2 Duo E7300 in my wife's gaming system, and then when the latest COD came out with higher requirements, I bought a nice GTX 760 video card to put in there (with bigger PSU), and a better Core 2 Duo E8500 on ebay to go with it. Unfortunately the CPU was still really limiting things though, even after overclocking as much as I could, so in the end I had to build a new system around the video card... got an i5 4670K. But your point is valid. The system was used for HTPC tasks, XBMC, Skype, etc as well and the Core 2 Duos performed just great in everything besides the latest COD game, which is apparently a resource hog. Reply
phoenix_rizzen - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkWouldn't the PCIe x4 slot be the bigger bottleneck? Reply
nathanddrews - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkPCIe 3.0 x2 = PCIe 2.0 x4 = PCIe 1.0 x8 = 2GB/sec
Even with just a PCIe 2.0 x4 electrical, it would still be massively CPU-bound. I wonder if any other manufacturers will bother to do a fully enabled x16 slot? Reply
extide - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkThey can't, there simply arent enough lanes on the CPU. If they ditched the NIC and uses every single lane for graphics, you could have x8. Reply
nathanddrews - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkAh yes, you are correct. Reply
jonathanharrison - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkHey, I resemble that. I've got a Radeon HD 7770 GHz being underfed by a Core 2 Duo E6550. Used system bought for cheap then added the video card, purchased new. I guess the 7750 would have been more than enough, but hey, the 7770 was a steal at $109. How's that for a CPU/GPU imbalance? Hey... at least it's in the right direction for gaming. I'd rather be CPU-limited than GPU-limited any day. I can still run 99% of the games out there, and do so with rather high settings and at least 4X AA most of the time. Maybe not 60fps in all games, but in a lot of them, especially the older ones, and getting 30fps or close in some of the newest (like MKKE). Reply
etamin - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkIn the "key points" on the first page, you listed two SATA 3gbps ports, but the Gigabyte comes with 2x SATA III. The block diagram shows two "SATA 2/3". In any case, two SATA ports is extremely restrictive. If mSATA and/or secondary SATA controllers can be had for the same $35, this would make for a terrific micro media server. Reply
Medallish - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkWell sadly it's not $35, but $59 But it does come with two extra Sata III ports, and the ability to plug a 19V DC directly into the board
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N8... Should be said the cable that comes along with it to supply drives with power directly from the motherboard, only supports 2 drives, so yeah if you do use that port you likely need to come up with an inventive way of supplying 2 additional drives.
If I were building a mini server though I'd likely to a little crazy and get this:
6x Sata III ports and 1x mSata & 1x eSata. And then get some Richland or Kaveri APU as cheap and low power as they get with onboard GPU.
I'm sure you'll get a lot of other replies with even better suggestions. Reply
Communism - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkLol @ those prices,
37 USD motherboard:
BIOSTAR H61MGV3 LGA 1155 Intel H61 Micro ATX
Intel Celeron G1610 2.60GHz LGA 1155 Processor
Desktop Kabini is DOA for it's intended purpose. Reply
Medallish - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI love it when people trot out a H61 based board like it renders Kabini useless, completely missing the fact that it compared to Kabini misses a lot, with H61 you only get USB 2.0 and Sata II.
And then there's that wonderful 55W CPU you put in there that I'm sure doesn't even compare on GPU performance to the Kabini and only is slightly ahead in CPU bench's.
I built a kabini system using this case:
And the Asrock board:
I got a board with a lot more functions, and an incredibly simple build thanks to the DC-In port, and still incredibly cheap. Kabini is like the perfect build for a lot of my family members who still can get use out of newer standards like Sata III and USB 3.0 Reply
meacupla - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkDo you really think the presence or not of SATA3 matters in such a low end system?
USB3.0 is nice, however. Reply
Medallish - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkMight not be a selling point telling someone with no clue, that it has Sata III certainly, but IO performance adds to the "feel", and on that front I would definitely say it can matter. Reply
fokka - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linksure i'd prefer sata3 too, but the IO performance you're talking about isn't hindered much by sata2. max throughput is capped in half, yes, but once you go random rw, sata2 shouldn't be the limiting factor. Reply
MrSpadge - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkOnce you're transferring at 270 MB/s (SATA2) the feeling is pretty good. And during installs & loads the CPU has to keep up, too. Reply
rudolphna - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkWell. Here is the thing. I have a Celeron g1610 on a mATX b75m board that together cost me $105. I use our for network storage and as a plex server which is real-time h264 encoding. I tested it with handbrake. Under handbrake h264 encoding using the igp for display, the g1610 pulled a maximum of 17w according to coretemp, not 55 or anywhere close to it. It generally runs sub 10w, when doing a single plex encode. Reply
Medallish - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI really wouldn't count on Software to get a accurate meassure of that, and TDP != Power use, it simply refers to the cooling requirement, I'm pretty sure the 5350 and 5150 don't use the same amount of power, despite them both having a TDP of 25W. Reply
frozentundra123456 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkUpgradability is nice, but the problem is upgrade to what. Right now there is no real upgrade path, and it is unknown what and when the next upgrade will be. Seems like another very niche product, like the rest of AMD APUs, trying to use the graphics to leverage an advantage against higher power consumption and mediocre cpu performance. So far this strategy hasnt really been successful, as the marketplace shows. That could change as more apps use graphics, but IMO single core performance (and power consumption in a small envelope like this) is still king. Reply
Medallish - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkIndeed, I loved building one, but it's kind of hard to advertise it being insanely cheap, and advertising upgradeability, you are more likely to simply purchase something new entirely when upgrading, if they are able to upgrade AM1 CPU's greatly, like lets say the next Mullins or Beema fits in effortlessly and introduces new stuff like Dual Channel DP 12a, or HDMI 2.0, and it worked on older boards, then I would say AMD had a nice idea, but the question really comes down to, at this price point do people even care about upgradeability? Reply
mikato - Friday, April 11, 2014 - linkThe good thing is that if/when you do upgrade and get a Beema, you're upgrading both the graphics and the CPU, hopefully both significantly. Reply
mrdude - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI'm actually fond of AMD's APUs and their direction with respect to heterogenous computing (I think it'll succeed even if AMD goes out of business, personally), but I agree with you.
Providing a socketed platform is great, but without a clear direction and upgrade path it's all for naught -- and I mean AMD needs to state that Beema will be available on X date and features Y improvements. Nobody with more than a few brain cells buys into a platform that offers nothing outside of 'wait and see.'
AMD also needs to come to grips with the fact that on-die GPUs aren't going to taken seriously until they can provide playable framerates at 1080p without substantially increasing platform cost. Kaveri does the first part very well, but the memory scaling and memory cost issue really hamstring the platform. Pushing for beefier graphics makes sense in the tablet space where Mullins is supposed to make headway, but on the laptop/desktop side it's next-to-worthless unless it can play modern titles at 720p or 1080p at medium settings.
And Kabini desperately needs an aggressive turbo core and dual-channel memory. Kanter's article shows a very potent little microarchitecture, but those two points are really holding it back.
I think Jaguar is a better microarchitecture than Steamroller, but it seems clear to me that AMD isn't giving it the sort of attention that I feel it deserves. Reply
JDG1980 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkBacktracking on GDDR5 for Kaveri was a big mistake. Without the added memory bandwidth, the iGPU is bottlenecked, and the result is that Kaveri barely offers any improvement over Richland at all. Reply
Musafir_86 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - link-It's Mantle time!
-On a serious note, please test any GCN 1.1 card (Bonaire & Hawaii), and also GCN 1.0 card with BF4 & Thief in Mantle mode, pretty please! Don't let that ×16 slot go to waste!
Regards. Reply
otherwise - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkLooking at those CPU benchmarks, I would argue if you're even considering using an external GPU with this system you should be looking elsewhere. It's not really cheaper than a low end celeron system; and even atom is beating it in CPU power. Reply
Flunk - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI don't think he wants to see how it performs because he's thinking of building a rig like that. It would however be a good way to see how the reduced CPU overhead of Mantle affects GPU performance. Reply
Medallish - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkHonestly it would be kind of fun/interesting to see if Mantle will have an impact at such a low-end system, I mean likely the CPU will be bottlenecked simply using a 260x. Reply
munim - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkHow does it work for everyday use? Web browsing, 1080p youtube, things of that nature? Reply
JDG1980 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkThey don't bother testing that since any modern system will do it just fine.
There were a couple of JavaScript benchmarks (SunSpider and WebXprt) at the bottom of the 'CPU Productivity' page. Reply
jabber - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkYep slap a 120GB SSD in there and you have a nice little office system for not a lot of outlay. Doesnt matter if its SATA2, its all in the access times. Reply
meacupla - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkwhat would be nice is high bit rate software 1080p playback, for when DXVA doesn't work.
I remember my E-350 getting choppy on those. Reply
Medallish - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkWell the one I built feels pretty responsive, even with a mechanical drive. You do need to install the drivers, but once they were on there it didn't feel at all sluggish, I tried loading up a bunch of heavily advertised pages on chrome, and didn't really notice any impact on performance. I must admit I haven't tried any 1080p Youtube videos, but I will give those a go, I imagine it runs fine, I had a Quad Core "Phenom II" Mobile CPU that ran 2GHz, performance should be pretty close to this I imagine. And yeah I did a test on that running a youtube video @ 1080p and a 1080p video on VLC at the same time, now this was running a 6670m which is bound to be a lot better than this, but the CPU wasn't holding it back atleast. Reply
gandergray - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkHello Ian. Thank you for the article. In the second to last sentence of the paragraph that follows the Athlon v. Celeron table in the "Competition" section, the word "subsiding" should be "subsidizing". Reply
JDG1980 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkThe Cinebench 10 benchmark indicates that Kabini's IPC is only slightly below that of Intel's old Conroe architecture (E2180, running at the same 2GHz clock speed). For such a small die and low TDP, that's actually pretty good. Integer IPC seems to be better than Intel's Baytrail series, though floating-point lags a bit (at least if 3D Particle Motion is a good test - never heard of it before).
IPC for AMD's big cores is still not much better than Conroe, and lags behind Nehalem. Steamroller was supposed to help, but didn't do much for IPC (even though it did reduce the CMT penalty). This calls into question why AMD's 'construction equipment' cores are even still being developed. If the small 'cat' cores can do as well as they do with only a dual-issue front end, and a bunch of other missing optimizations (e.g. no decoded micro-op cache), then beefing up the basic design for desktop/server use would probably beat Steamroller in IPC while having lower power usage. It wouldn't close the gap with Intel's big cores, but it would at least provide a solid foundation to build on. This would be the same thing Intel did themselves back when they ditched the unviable Netburst design in favor of one derived from the mobile Pentium-M. Reply
mrdude - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkYea, I think many people would agree with you. I like the Jaguar architecture quite a bit, as it seems to be very well balanced. The 4-way shared L2 and integer performance seem like very solid foundations to build upon. The fact that it has AVX whereas Intel's Atoms and low end Celerons don't is also an awesome feature.
...but it has no turbo. AMD's turbo core is actually really advanced, dynamically adjusting clock speeds and voltages depending on the CPU or GPU load or both. Even the steaming pile of poo that was Bulldozer had a great turbo, but for some reason AMD decided not to dedicate the resources and engineering talent to fit Kabini with the same feature.
I'd love to see AMD dump the construction line and work on something similar to Jaguar that scales upward and wider more easily. It might not be a monster, but at least it offers decent perf-per-watt. Reply
errorr - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkPretty sure the 3d particle motion test was written by Ian and I vaguely recall it being related to his PhD Thesis. Reply
lever_age - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkJust a small suggestion, but for comparative performance tables like the one on the last page, could you mark benchmarks by whether a higher or lower number is better (like on the larger graphs)? I guess this could be done either in the margin by the benchmark name or by coloring the winning column. Reply
mr_tawan - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkLooks a lot like P3 or Athlon board to me, especially when the cpu+cooler is installed. Feel nostalgic. Reply
errorr - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkWell except the lack of North Bridge and no diarrhea brown AGP slot. Reply
MikeMurphy - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI'm excited to see this in an upgradeable NUC form factor. Reply
jardows2 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkPlease, someone make a thin-mITX for this platform. This is going to be a limited use platform anyway, so there is no reason to put in the full gamut of I/O on the back. Reply
jabber - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkMmm vertically stacked and the size of a paperback book.
But whats this...they put the VGA socket at the top! Noooooooooo!
No analogue audio out on the back, just at the front! Noooooooooo!
Yep seen that. Reply
macs - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkSorry Anandtech but this is not a good review.
Where is power consumption data? Comparison with Intel Haswell G1820 (really affordable Haswell chip)? Htpc quality? Older generation (amd e-350)?? Reply
Communism - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkThey put the newfangled AMD part in the best possible light since they can't afford AMD to be mad at them since AMD pays the bills :P
Does make the a mockery of this Article that it doesn't even include the Intel Haswell G1820 that is it's real competition.
MSRP Intel Haswell G1820 is 42 USD
You can get an H81 board for 49 USD
You can also have real upgradability, since you can go up to a 4670 if you want to. Reply
CiccioB - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI agree, having a sponsored section on the site isn't really a best thing to avoid any suspicion about bias or favouritism. Any glitch in a review can be seen as a favour to the sponsor. And none will ever know if that's true or not.
BTW, I have an Atom D510 (dual physical cores with HT) ITX server which is on 24/24 7/7 used for P2P, backup and some script, stotage and database server. No GFX capacity needed (it is connected to the main PC through Remote Desktop thus "sharing" one of the monitors).
What would be the best solution to replace it if it will eventually die tomorrow?
That Pentium J1800@10W seems very good. Is there something better than that? Consider that power consumption and related fan noise are critical, being always on in my bedroom. Reply
macs - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI have a similar setup with an AMD e350 itx board. I'm trying to understand if I should upgrade to a newer platform but this review didn't help.
Main concern is power consumption, it would be interesting comparing Kabini, BayTrail D and low end Haswell Reply
Communism - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI can understand not doing the Power Consumption tests, since their standard benching platforms are "Enthusiast" and "Overclocking" motherboards, resulting in higher power consumption of the boards masking the true TDP of the CPU/GPU as a result of the additional chips on the board adding other functionality.
They would have to use very sparse basic boards to make the comparison anywhere close to realistic. Reply
jospoortvliet - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkReviews on other sites show AMD consistently beating baytrail at virtually the same active power envelope and much lower idle. Baytrail offers no advantage whatsoever so you can cross that off the list already 😎 Reply
Beany2013 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkTry reading the article rather than just looking at the pretty pictures:
"As mentioned in our test setup, the benchmark results in this preliminary article are only a small fraction of our normal coverage. Due to other commitments we were unable to run every test on all comparison systems, but we have the other Athlon and Sempron APUs as well as comparable Intel counterparts coming in for review."
Also, the title - Review *Part 1*.
More numbers, compared to competing parts from intel, will be upcoming. It says it in the article - at least twice. It's not ATs problem if you weren't gifted with the good grace to actually read an article before accusing the author of being a shill/being biased/being on the payroll.
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macs - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI know it's only part one. Anyway it's pretty much useless. I think that on low cost platform like this power consumption for a file server and htpc quality are way more relevant than playing tomb raider or borderlands... Reply
DudemanX - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI don't disagree with any of that but then why have the game benches at all? Even if they just show us how they get unplayably crushed at 1920x1200xHigh quality settings at least we would be able to see how the IGP power is relative to the discrete chips. I'm just wondering for whom these 1280x1024 numbers are for. Reply
hero4hire - Saturday, April 12, 2014 - linkBought a H81 for $60, haswell g1830 Celeron for $30. There were cheap $40 boards available. I'm not sold on this chip as graphics performance are rapidly increasing while cpu not. Why hamstring myself to graphics target in upgrades (socketed) when any $20 graphics "accelerator" will be better. Plus I know have a real upgrade path graphically if needed. Reply
azazel1024 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkFor a really cheap, low power system, the AMD Kabinis might work.
However, looking at what they offer, they can't replace my server with a lower power version. Only 2 SATA3 slots, which means I'd need to throw a RAID card on there of some sort, even a lot end one would add a lot to the price and a lot more to the power consumption.
My G1610 based system ran $92 for CPU+board ($42 processor, $50 board on sale). It can run rings around even the best Kabini here. Yes, it is 55w versus 25w. That is one of the big things I see missing from this review, was actual power consumption of those Sandy/Ivy celeron systems and the J1800 and the Kabini. What are we talking practical power consumption? I use my server as a file server, itunes server, calibre server and download server. It doesn't need a ton of grunt...but in some use cases, I could see it being bogged down with something like a Kabini (or even the Bay Trail based ones) pretty badly. Like updating iTunes library entries and such forth.
TDP isn't the only story though, idle power consumption is probably lower on the Kabini than mine...but my TOTAL system power consumption is 21w at idle, 33w streaming video and only 51w under max CPU load (with HDD spun up too, which add around 12w of load for them when not parked). So between idle and max, the CPU has only a dW of 20w, and possibly a little less as the network cards are somewhat more active to, which might be accounting for a watt or so there.
I know that the CPU is pretty power efficient at idle, though I am sure it could be better...so the CPU itself might be consuming 6-10w at idle and only hitting maybe 30w max under load.
Now if the board itself that Kabini goes in to can also reduce power consumption a fair amount...
Back to needing a RAID card though....sigh.
I am really hoping that Cherry Trail Pentium and Celeron systems include RAID on the boards and also 4 SATA2 slots (or 1/2 SATA3 and 2/3 SATA2). Might just be a good shot to replace my server with one. Especially if it has onboard dual NICs.
Probably be a Haswell or Broadwell Celeron/Pentium that replaces my server in a year or two though. Sigh. Reply
mrdude - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkYou may want to take a look at something like this:
Provided you don't need IPMI, it seems a solid deal for under $180. Twice the cost of the best Kabini combination above, but it's lower power, passively cooled, has dual Intel NICs with 6 SATA ports.
I'd love to see AMD compete in that segment of the market since Kabini has a lot to offer there, but they seem to have completely abandoned the x86 server segment. A Kabini NUC-like form factor would be great to see too if they can maintain the socketability. NUCs are wasteful and idiotic in that you have to throw them away if you want to upgrade. An AM1 SFF with swappable motherboards and SoCs would certainly be interesting. Reply
Shivansps - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - link@ Newegg
Asrock H81M-DGS $49
Athlon 5350+AM1 mb = +/- $90
im sorry, but i dont see why the G1820 is not incluided here... I whant to see that comparison. Reply
YuLeven - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkBecause Haswell G1820 would put Kabini's performance to shame and arguments like power comsumption wouldn't cut as excuses to it. Well... that would hurt "AMD Center". Reply
jospoortvliet - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkCould you keep that nonsense to yourself please? Reply
JDG1980 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkYou'll be paying more for the LGA 1150 solution if you want a Mini-ITX form factor. In contrast, AM1 has Mini-ITX boards as low as $35. Reply
Torashin - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - link"For non-GPU intensive tasks, on paper, the J1900 for $92 and 10W TDP would seem to be the choice if upgradability is not a concern."
I'm starting to understand why some people call this place Inteltech. How can you justify what you just said? The CPU with half the power - yeah you're keen to point out they're similar in single threaded, but it has half the core count and it shows - and also more expensive, is somehow the better choice! Reply
Shivansps - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkJ1900 is quad, J1800 is dual.
Anadtech did everything they could to make the 5350 look good, not incluiding Haswells is one giant red flag right there, the 5350 MUST be tested vs G1820 as well J1900 and AMD A4s, none of those tests where done to make the 5350 look good. Reply
YuLeven - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkBut, but, but... but... G1820's power comsumption is a solid 25W more! Think of the dolphins and the trees! It must be rubbish! Reply
Communism - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkThe funny part is that the G1820's true TDP isn't anywhere near 55w.
It's only listed as 55w TDP because Intel doesn't want to make selling their more expensive low power parts even harder :P. Reply
Communism - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkTo put this in perspective, my 3570k supposedly has a TDP of 77w.
It actually does about 70w for the CPU alone @ 4.4ghz running Intel Math Library Linpack (The highest heat output you're likely to ever see).
That was running just 5-10 degrees from TJmax as well, so superior cooling wasn't a large factor since the stock CPU w/ stock cooler @ stock speeds would be about that temperature as well. Reply
jospoortvliet - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkEsp as it turns out that power usage compared to jaguar cores is barely a few percent lower and actually muc worse at idle. The final article will have to come back on this statement. Reply
riottime - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkgosh. it's depressing looking at the stale fx line in that roadmap. :( Reply
FriendlyUser - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkGreat product! Ideal for an HTPC or NAS or even a casual desktop. It will be a hit in the weaker economies. Reply
Ranari - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkIt's a great product for the price, and that's all it needs to be: Quad core, a powerful and compute-capable GPU, and reasonably feature rich. The only thing that seems to be holding the Cat cores back are their clockspeeds. Reply
robbertbobbertson - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkmini-PCIe slot cannot be used for cooking scrumptious bacon pancakes
i am disappoint Reply
QChronoD - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkJust wanted to point out that the description of the IGP Gaming page says the tests are being done at 1080P and Xtreme settings, but it lists 1280x1024 on the graphs. Are they being done at the highest settings as well? I would imagine the test would be more useful if the settings were turned down to medium or low since that's what anyone with the system would actually be using. Reply
kyuu - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkYeah I was going to say something about that. The article text and the graphs are not in agreement. Reply
kallogan - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkground breaking new tech ! Wow ! Reply
Alexey291 - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkwow
such tech
much ground breaking
wow Reply
evonitzer - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkIn addition to what you are already planning to test, I would like to see some of the low end A4 or A6 APU's tested. They seem to be a blank spot for your reviews, making it tough to compare the cheap stuff against the previous generation. The A4's come with the same 2 CU GPU, but presumably better cpu performance, and are available pretty close to $50. Sure, they are higher TDP, but whatev.
Anyway, interesting review. I'd be seriously tempted if I didn't just put together a cheap PC for my brother already. Maybe grandma can get a surprise upgrade ... Reply
evonitzer - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkOh hold on, there aren't any A4's or A6's available in Kaveri form, which means no GCN to be had for cheap. That's interesting. I wonder how much difference it makes on the low end. Well either way, the A4-6300 (and below) are still interesting to compare. Reply
Glory2God - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkThat Atom C2750 looks awesome in the multi threaded benchmarks. Reply
rogueninja - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkAMD dualcore, quadcore, octacore, 100 cores. Who give a damn. They're as fast as a turtle. Reply
Nintendo Maniac 64 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkWould have been nice if there were more older CPUs to compare to, like Athlon 64 x2, first gen Phenom X4, and Conroe Core 2 Duo (rather than Wolfdale). It'd be even better if said older CPUs were around 2.0-2.5GHz as well Reply
saiki4116 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkPlease add comparison with A4-4000(40 USD) and A4-6300,they could cost 10-20usd more than kabini. Reply
BushLin - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkAnandtech, where's the power consumption figures? Just quoting the 25w TDP feeds assumptions such as the one I'm replying to.
Why is it every time AMD have a CPU worth buying (doesn't happen that often) you guys manage to totally miss the point in the review? It's enough to make an objective person sound like a fanboy.
I'll save you the trouble:
Although making the typical reviewer mistake of using a very high wattage PSU on a low power system, we can at least see something close to parity between an Athlon 5350 and a Celeron J1900 (the very same CPUs you reviewed).
Makes quite a different outcome doesn't it? Reply
ozzuneoj86 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI do hope that all of this works out for AMD. It seems like a pretty huge gamble to invest so much time and energy into creating a new socketed platform. I do like the idea of tiny yet powerful systems, for sure. I built a Pentium 4 based mini-ITX system that won Maximum PC's rig of the month in July 2007, since there were relatively few ITX systems available at the time. This was pre-Atom, so you were either spending $300+ on a board that took an equally expensive Core-based laptop CPU, or you were going with a Via C7 or some other abysmally slow chip built into a board that still cost $200. Our grand total for the whole project was under $500.
That system is socketed, but with Intel Extreme 2 graphics (before GMA) and only a PCI slot to work with, there was only so much it could be used for. It handles emulators perfectly fine though.
Anyway, I just hope they hang on to this platform for a while so that it makes sense for it to be socketed. Looking at the CPU options available, it doesn't look like it offers a huge range of possibilities. They are all quite firmly seated in the low end of performance and aren't all that power efficient. I could see a low end platform being useful if they offered significantly different combinations of CPU power, GPU power and wattages, but I'm not really seeing that with these. Reply
ozzuneoj86 - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkFor clarification, by "not all that power efficient" I mean the TDP, when compared to Intel's non-socketed chips. These are still fairly low wattage, but you can't exactly stuff one of these in a cigar box and run in passively cooled.
Also, any chance we could get a Celeron 1037u system benchmarked as well? I'm curious as to how the CPU\GPU performance compares to the J series, as well as Kabini. http://ark.intel.com/products/71995 Reply
Hardened - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkI woul like to support request for comparison with Celeron 1037U. It is a very interesting CPU performance and cost wise. Gigabyte GA-1037UN mobo is also a very nice offer with 2x LAN and eSATA ports all under 90 USD. Reply
Computer Bottleneck - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkDo we know if any manufacturers will be supporting ECC RAM on these boards? Or any upcoming AM1 boards?
According to CPU World Athlon 5350 does indeed support ECC:
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Jaguar/AMD-Athlon%20... Reply
TheCrustyCupcake - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkWater cooled AM1 socket-ed APU's anyone? If overclocking was available I could see an EVGA super ultra FTW edition AM1 motherboard with an 8-pin supplemental CPU power connector, and crossfire support! Reply
DudemanX - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkIn part 2 and in future articles when reviewing IGPs, can you do some game benchmarks at more mainstream resolutions(1680, 1920, maybe even 1440) but with "Low" quality settings? Many might disagree but not running my display at native resolution is one of the last compromises I make when using inadequate hardware. I understand these aren't mainstream chips but they are desktop/media center chips. Do people really buy desktop monitors/TVs lower than 1680 these days? Certainly no one's running games in 4:3 anymore, are they? Reply
mariush - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkI just don't understand why they don't make the boards for these systems to run on 12-19v laptop adapter type power supplies.
It's really not that expensive to add a dc-dc converter on the motherboard to make 5v for the sata drives and onboard stuff... no, we still have to use a big fat 24pin atx cable AND a 4 pin cpu cable for a system that uses 30-60 watts (without a powerful video card). Reply
srkelley - Wednesday, April 09, 2014 - linkCan you post some modified benchmarks of the gaming performance please? I'm interested in seeing the average frame rate of the same games but run with Medium settings at 1280x720 please. It doesn't need to be in a fancy chart or done completely scientifically, just a few numbers would be helpful! Reply
shady28 - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkGreat review, this helps clear up some questions regarding AM1.
Suggestion for your follow up -
If possible, show more of the chips this succeeds and that it competes against.
ie :
J1800, J1900, 3770, and some of the older Atoms like D525 or D510.
It would also be interesting to see a couple of older reference desktop, like a P4 D chip. For some this would help answer the question, is this a viable upgrade for someone who wants a small low power replacement for an old power hog of a P4?
The obligatory i5-2500k or i5-3570k is fine, but stacking up a huge number of 100W chips in the comparison doesn't help, it just clutters up the charts with products that in no way compete with something like Kabini. Reply
Penti - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkSo it's a Kabini/Jaguar fabbed at Global Foundries in Germany? Why? Reply
azazel1024 - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkDear gods yes. Taking DC-DC from a laptop power brick would be awesome. Heck, especially the Intel systems are probably looking at 40-50w absolute max, even with a drive or two in there.
Considering there are many 90w power bricks...seems like it could take 12v in no problems.
For the commenter who posted the Tom's review on power numbers who seems to be indicating little difference in power consumption...that 3.5w figure, looking at TOTAL PACKAGE power consumption, is greater than a 10% difference at idle and the figures under load are more like a 30-40% difference in power consumption.
Since I assume the board and other bits add a fair amount here, the CPU difference is looking like probably double the CPU idle power consumption and triple the CPU load power consumption for the Kabini versus Bay Trail.
Also, the power consumption figures on both systems are crap. My full up mATX G1610 uses less power at idle and under load than the Kabini system uses and mine even uses less power than the Bay Trail based one at idle. So either the boards and devices attached are total crap, or else they are using one huge and power inefficient PSU to test with. Heck, mine isn't even all that great, a 380w Antec Earth watts bronze rated. Something like a 360w Seasonic gold would probably drop my idle power under 20w from the 21w it is now and load to under 45w.
So my guess is a big, power inefficient PSU, at the least and maybe just crappy component selection too.
No matter what though, Kabini doesn't look good there, in comparison to Bay Trail or in comparison to an Intel "55w TDP" processor either...which has oodles more CPU performance. Reply
mikato - Friday, April 11, 2014 - linkI agree, the PSU is really important here. A big PSU will be inefficient for a low power system even if it's a 80 PLUS Gold or something. Reply
ruthan - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkSimply slug, this HW is already dead.
25W is too much for netbook or tablet, and for NAS or HTPC are Corei3 much better choice. GPU performance is also worse that IntelHD4000. Reply
azazel1024 - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkI am tossing around the idea of a core i3 for my next server depending on exactly what Cherry/Willow Trail and Broadwell/Skylake might hold.
The extra cost might be worth it for, what might be, significantly better performance at not significantly higher power consumption during "normal work" which is idle or streaming.
Otherwise, back to a Broadwell/Skylake based entry level celeron probably. The price and performance are hard to beat for the kind of basic server that I need. Reply
Samus - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkWow that's actually really fast for a 25w CPU. I mean A6-5200 isn't no slouch and its right on par with it. Reply
beesbees - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkMy good ole AMD Athlon dual core at 3GHZ and 7790 oc 2GB with 4GB DDR2 plays all games maxed. I spent like $60 on that CPU on Newegg back in 2009! Who needs 4 cores? lol Reply
HangFire - Friday, April 11, 2014 - linkMoshi Monsters is great stuff, isn't it? Reply
abufrejoval - Thursday, April 10, 2014 - linkHere in Germany the J1900 became available before the J1800 at my favorite retailer: I got a
GIGABYTE GA-J1900N-D3V (quad core) some weeks ago, put it into a mini-ITX case with a 90Watt PicoPSU (needed the 12V 4pin connector) and a 60Watt 12V notebook power supply.
Added a Crucial C300 for storage and went ahead testing with Window 8.1 (the only thing that worked with the initial BIOS) and then with Win7, CentOS 6.5, Fedora 20, Android x86 after the new BIOS made that possible.
Did the same with a GIGABYTE GA-J1800N-D2H (dual core) two weeks later and benched them side by side.
Main attraction was of course the fully passive cooling design and the main question was whether they would qualify as a credible desktop for office work or low power server.
First off, both CPUs *always* work at their top speeds unless idle. So that's 2.41GHz for the J1900 and 2.58GHz for the J1800. The nominal speeds aren't ever used, and I guess their main reason for existance is because it make them look nicer in the Intel charts. And perhaps their predecessors were actually fixed clocked at that value and I guess you'd still get those if you disable turbo in the BIOS.
Again, even running a Prime95/Furmark combo for hours, won't get any of these CPUs to drop their speeds to nominal: Turbo speeds aren't just for single threaded loads.
That mainly means that the normal clock difference between the J1900 and the J1800 isn't all that big, just 170MHz on the CPU, while the GPU on the J1900 is a notch above the J1800.
That again means, that the main difference between the two is the number of cores (2 vs. 4) and the amount electricity they consume and turn into heat.
It doesn't matter in terms of normal office applications or browsing: The J1800 typically came 170MHz out ahead on things like Kraken or Octane and both are fast enough at 1080p for most users. Yes, side by side with a top-notch 100Watt desktop CPU they are a tad slower, but nothing to loose hair about: Again not-an-Atom any more!
I managed to get the J1800 to 6.3Watts at the power outlet (behind the 60Watt AC/DC and the 12V PicoPSU) with 8GB of LV DRAM, the Crucial SSD, video off on a 64-Bit Windows 8.1 idle desktop. The J1900 will take 3 Watts more (9.3) for the same setup, which seems to indicate that one half of the J1900 can't go to C7 if the other one is still more or less awake.
There is of course also another Ethernet port, more USB 3.0 but none of them were used during the low-power tests.
On the other end, a combined Prime95 and FurMark will result in 28Watts on the J1900 and in 22Watts on the J1800. Core power consumption measured via CPUIDs HWMonitor showed 2.29Watts for the J1900 cores and 2.4Watts for the J1800 cores, while the package consumption was put at 6.85Watts for the J1900 vs. 6.54Watts for the J1900.
This oddity was consistent and I can only explain it by HWMonitor only measuring one of the two CPU blocks on the J1900, but the full GPU block (and remainder of the SoC), which is clocked a little higher on the J1900 under load.
The passive cooling solution on the Gigabyte J1900 board was not capable to dissipate all the generated heat on the Prime95/Furmark combination which generated 28Watts at the socket. About 30 minutes into the test at the threshold temp set in the BIOS (I used 90°C) the CPU started to throttle to 1.3GHz and went back to 2.41GHz once the temperature sank sufficiently.
The J1800 never reached or exceeded 50°C under the same load.
That all points at the 10W TDP as bolloks or only valid for nominal CPU clocks, but I'm not going to complain, because under any normal or reasonable load, even the J1900 never throttles.
I was most interested to compare the relative performance of Silverton against the normal Intel architectures and used a QX9100, a Core2 mobile quad core at 2.26GHz, which the J1900 is basically replacing.
For all ordinary CPU loads the Silverton quad core reached around 80% of the performance of the 45nm QX9100 after adjusting for the clock speed difference (2.41 vs. 2.26 GHz).
That isn't too bad at all for an "Atom" and clearly shows that the Silverton architecture isn't that bad at all and an incredible value jump if you consider that the QX9100 alone was a 4 digit dollar CPU when it came out.
And it vastly exceed the GPU performance and functionality of the GM45 chipset, even if it still doesn't qualify for gaming, except under Android-x86, where it kick-ass pretty well, even compared to my Nexus 10 or Galaxy Note 3.
All-in-all an incredible value which puts a little dent into the A10 Kaveri I just built two weeks before that one.
My *biggest gripe* about the Silvertons so far is, that Intel hasn't enabled QuickSync yet: It's a documented feature in ARK and one of the reasons I bought the J1900: I am assuming the VPU on Silverton is just as capable as the one found on Haswells and you can't get that speed an functionality cheaper anywhere (which may precisely be why Intel isn't enabling it).
I could just stop myself from also ordering this Kabini, which has also become available over the last couple of days. Reply
imeez - Friday, April 11, 2014 - linkInteresting. I wonder is there any change to create something similar to Raspberry Pi based on AM1 platform? AM1 is not really for desktop usage. Dont know why they started to name it as Athlon parts even. One biggest problem with whatever x86 "for the masses" is the BIOS. Although coreboot does have initial support for AMD F16 family the AMD guys are not yet ready to provide VGA bios for free. But there is a bigger chance that AMD is gonna open the flood gates rather than Intel. Last time I had a x86-like fully open platform was a ZX Spectrum clone :) Reply
Krautmaster - Friday, April 11, 2014 - linkWell, 120 Bucks for a Intel system for comparison?
What abt:
-> IB Celeron @ 2x1,8 Ghz and 17W TDP. Should be at least as fast as the 1,9 Ghz SB Celeron in the review, at a cheaper pricepoint.
or here
2x1,8 Ghz Celeron with Board and 3x sata for
$72.18 & FREE Shipping. Reply
tomsworkshop - Friday, April 11, 2014 - linki think these chips are nice for 12"-13" slim laptop, and don't if it is soldered on board, is about time they replace the current E350 APU on mobo with jaguar core chips, maybe the GDDR5 sideport memory onboard will be a nice feature. Reply
Hrel - Friday, April 11, 2014 - linkI don't even know why they're bothering, these performance numbers are useless. Reply
Oscarcharliezulu - Saturday, April 12, 2014 - linkPC's wont compete with tablets by being cheap, they compete by being awesome - 4k screens, fast ssd's, great 3d graphics, cloud storage so you can work anywhere, great games at ultra HD.... Reply
hangfirew8 - Monday, April 14, 2014 - link...and a full-sized keyboard and mouse. Reply
Antronman - Monday, April 21, 2014 - linkMicrosoft solved that problem.
Heck, some of the Surface tablets have serious CPU computing power.
PCs compete by having better price/performance, and yes being generally better.
I'd like to see UE4 on an iPad air :P Reply
plonk420 - Sunday, April 13, 2014 - linkon my 19 watt E-350 (microATX, also see http://www.anandtech.com/show/4996/ ), i removed the tiny, possibly whiny fan, and secured a PWM 120mm Arctic Cooling fan over it. that with a PC Power and Cooling Silencer, and it was so quiet, i could hear my fridge and other PCs around the apartment, it was so quiet. Reply
fteoath64 - Sunday, April 13, 2014 - linkHow could a dual core chip clocked at less than 1.5Ghz with gpu at 400Mhz have a TDP of 25 watts ?!!!. Even an Arm chip clocked at 1.9Ghz have a TDP of about 5 watts. How can x86 compete really in terms of price performance and power ?!. These are throw away chips with such power consumption levels. Reply
0ldman79 - Sunday, April 13, 2014 - linkAny way we could get some FX processors in the benches?
I know that AM3+ is probably a dead line, but we've still got the machines out in the world. I'd like to know where my PC lines up without having to find an FX 6300 compared to a Core i5 compared to an A8. Reply
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duploxxx - Monday, April 14, 2014 - linkAnd yet again we have to find out that in the conclusion the review start to focus on cpu performance only and compairing with totally different types of cpu to make this kabini look bad especially the single threaded performance. while it is on par with latest generation of intel or on multithreaded way better.
not a single word in the conclusions on graphics which again shows how bad all these intel parts really are... even these latest generations.
I often wonder that reviewer background and how neutral they actually are and look at a certain system from a certain perspective, sure my ferrari will run faster then a fiat, but look at the purpose and design... Reply
TheinsanegamerN - Monday, April 14, 2014 - linkWhy doesnt anyone make a mini itx boardthat uses the laptop fusion APUs, like the a10-5750m? those only draw 10-15w more power, but have dual channel memory controllers, are much more powerful overall, and are still pretty cheap,. the kabinis are just to slow, but the high end fusions are too expensive now. Reply
tyaty1 - Thursday, May 01, 2014 - link
You can unervolt/undecvock a 6600k just as well. Reply
sheh - Friday, April 18, 2014 - linkNo noise, power, temperature figures? Reply
unseen1980 - Wednesday, July 16, 2014 - linkMy overclocked 5350 is not performing that bad http://devacron.com/supercharged-amd-athlon-5350/ Reply
TheFriz - Monday, October 19, 2015 - linkI had an E-machine whose MB died. At first I was going to install an older P4 single core MB/CPU, but the performance just wasn't enough for the online game my cust. just had to play. Fry's had a MSI AM1I MB on closeout, and a AMD 5350 on special. So for under $40 had a replacement for the E-machine. Win 7 worked noticeably better, and the video was plenty fast. Plenty of USB ports for the printer & scanner. MB had PS-2 ports, so didn't have to throw away the KB & mouse. MB didn't have any PCI slots, just a PCI-Express slot for video card, which I tried, but the on board video was just as good as the 256 meg card I had. MB dropped in without a hitch.
Only 2 SATA ports, this made cloning the hard drive a nuisance. Thanks for USB DVD-RW's.
Just for grins, tried Mint and Puppy Linux. Was really snappy, and the online game played on Mint. Win. 10 probably would have worked, but I quit while I was ahead. Reply
LikeClockwork64 - Monday, June 05, 2017 - linkThe problem with this review is the modern content you are trying to run. This processor can wreck old school content. A little $150 PC with this processor could do things that a $1000 from the mid 2000s would struggle with. Reply


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Adnan Oktar:WHEN THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS STARTED, I SAID - AT THE VERY BEGINNING – THAT "THIS WILL LAST FOR SEVEN YEARS AND IT WILL PERSIST WITH AN INCREASING SPEED." I SAID " this will bring a severe famine with it" and I said that "precautions must be taken against it and a preparation has to be done" and I also told them that the only solution is the Turkish Islamic Union. Otherwise, the world would be ruined, people would become miserable, it will turn into an unprecedented famine in the history of world. The only solution is Turkish Islamic Union. With the abundance, the beauty and peace brought by this union, this situation will be reversed… NO NEED TO WAIT FOR THE LAST MOMENT. YOU SEE THERE ARE COUNTRIES GOING BANKRUPT ACROSS THE WORLD. We are getting informed about these everyday. Big companies are going bankrupt. Our Turkey's salvation from this trouble– now I repeat again- is based on Turkish Islamic Union and clinging to the moral values as well as protecting each other. It is based on feeling compensation against the poor. Keeping the goods and the money is the triggering power of this trouble. The goods should be used and distributed; the money should be distributed and boosted. And of course this is related to moral education, feeling of enthusiasm, excitement and love. These will come true Insha'Allah.
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European debt crisis is worst time since Second World War, says Angela Merkel
The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has called for a stronger political union in Europe to overcome the ongoing debt crisis, which she called "maybe Europe's most difficult hours since world war two".
A breakthrough in the crisis will be achieved not by "less Europe, but more", she told members of her conservative party gathered for their annual convention in the eastern German city of Leipzig on Monday.
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Greece models Turkey to find a way out in the crisis
Olli Rehn, European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs and the Euro, explained that Greece must continue on its saving measures and now most responsibility is on the shoulders of the new Greece government. Regarding the economical conditions in Greece, Rehn told that this is the worst crisis that has been faced by Europe since the World War II.
The Greek government has won the confidence vote, which is pretty critical for the country in order to receive the EU financial aid. Before the confidence vote, Papandreou stated that what Greece has to pay is so big in exchange for the financial aid and the Greek people will face tough times. He adds that like Turkey that is rising in economical terms, one day Greece will escape from IMF, too.


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An Evansville tradition continues with Mesker Park Zoo and Botanical Gardens – Boo at the Zoo! All the fun gets started at 5pm this Friday (October 19) and runs weekends through the 28th. Children will enjoy the candy stations, craft activities, a mad scientist, face painting, giant inflatables, creepy critters, games, a magician and AAZAK's Tent of Terror. There's even a Scarecrow Decorating Contest! Click the button below to get your tickets to 'Boo at the Zoo' online! Brought to you by Old National Bank and Townsquare Media.
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Technolight, a leading Saudi company [2] for modern lighting techniques and equipment, has opened its new showroom in Riyadh.Professor Volker Von Kardoff, a German lighting expert, and Abdul Aziz Al-Azem, managing director of Technolight, were present at the event.
It also attracted key representatives from leading construction and decoration consultant companies in the Kingdom and some of the global suppliers for Technolight.
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The showroom includes a VIP saloon, meeting room and modern reception gallery displaying modern integrated lighting control systems and a variety of multi-purpose eco-friendly lightings and accessories.
Abdul Aziz Al-Azem [3], executive director of Technolight, said the company decided to open a branch in Riyadh to offer their clients a full range of the latest modern lighting techniques and products.
"Technolight has executed several iconic projects in the field of lighting and office furniture such as King Abdullah Road in Riyadh, King Saud University [4], Princess Nora University in Riyadh, Saudi Foreign Ministry and many more, although, we don't only offer well-known brand names from different regions in the world, but we also intend to escalate the expectations of professionalism in the local market," Al-Azem added.
Sheikh Farid Al-Azem, chairman and founder of Technolight, said: The Riyadh opening of the second showroom in Saudi Arabia today meets the increasing demand in the Saudi market which is witnessing major growth. We are keen to reflect the international technologies with fine tuning to adapt into the Saudi market.
Prof. Volker Von Kardoff, lighting expert and head of Kardoff Engineering in Germany, said: "As one of the most well known engineering offices in the world specialized in lights designing, we are happy to witness the opening of Technolight in Riyadh, after its notable progress in the Saudi market [5]."
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The Back Nine comes at you after the final road game of the season for the Florida Gators. It seems like only yesterday we were in Hoover, Ala., listening to the SEC coaches. That's what happens in football season. It flies by leaving your emotions in its wake.
10. Because we are not invited to watch practice at the University of Florida, we have to trust what the coaches are seeing. So I am assuming Skyler Mornhinweg can't throw the ball down the field. I also have to assume Frankie Velez must miss everything in practice and Austin Hardin must be splitting the uprights from 60 yards on a regular basis. Velez has missed one kick in a game. Hardin has missed seven. It makes no sense. And while I got it at the time when Kyle Christy was benched, it's not like Johnny Townsend has been that much better. He is averaging two yards more a kick but Christy had twice as many fair catches and one fewer touchback. Maybe I'm nitpicking when this football team is a giant open sore and I understand why coaches put so much value on practices. Some guys shine when the lights are brightest and some guys wilt. That's all I'm saying. Kelvin Taylor is clearly one of those guys who likes the big stage. But when the other team knows you are going to run, you're not going anywhere. Taylor had eight carries for 10 yards in the second half while Mack Brown had seven carries for seven yards. I live by one mantra and it especially applied Saturday night — BOOTLEG ALWAYS WORKS.
11. There are binders filled with old newspapers by my desk at The Gainesville Sun and the other day one was opened to a story from last year the Monday after the Florida-FSU game. And the headline read, "Muschamp: It's a great time to be a Gator." It's just an example of how things can change so quickly. Since that newspaper was published, Florida is 4-7 and 1-6 away from Gainesville. This is nothing new in college football. Northwestern was feeling it just a few weeks ago when they were 4-0, ranked 17th and GameDay was in town. Then, it lost six straight. Georgia was a preseason top-five team and now appears headed to the Music City Bowl. Remember when Michigan was a sexy team in September, but now appears headed to a bowl like the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl. Florida, of course, is headed to its first bowl-less offseason since 1990 unless it can beat Georgia Southern and FSU's bus gets hijacked. There is an NCAA rule that bowls can take 5-7 teams if there are not enough 6-6 teams. But there are already 59 bowl-eligible teams for 70 spots so I wouldn't hold my breath.
12. The Birmingham News had a poll Sunday where it asked readers to come up with a nickname for the unbelievable Hail Mary play that gave Auburn the win and knocked the Bulldogs out of the SEC East race. My suggestion would be to call it simply, "Karma." It took 33 years, but Georgia fans can now understand how Florida fans felt when Lindsay Scott happened. And every time Georgia plays Auburn for the rest of time, they'll show that play and twist the dagger. Although I don't think the radio call of "Louis is going to score!" ranks up there with "Run, Lindsay!"
13. There is always controversy over officials whether it be the NFL or college or high school and we saw it again this weekend (especially in the Saints-49ers game). As a long-time college football fan, I have to say this — I think the officiating is the worst it has ever been. If I had a dollar for every time a five-yard penalty has been marked off for six yards or a team lost a yard on an incomplete pass I could probably retire. Judgment calls are what they are. But the lack of attention to detail is unbelievable. OK, that's my vent for the day.
14. I know the Florida coaching staff and Matt Patchan didn't see eye-to-eye on some things, but the former Gator tackle is playing well at Boston College and was named ACC lineman of the week after Andre Williams ran for 339 yards, an ACC record. I've talked to Phil Trautwein, the former UF tackle who is a grad assistant at BC, and he said Patchan has been a real leader up there and is playing well. Considering Florida is down to its fourth and fifth tackles, Patchan certainly could have been used here.
15. I was one of those young men who grew up with a phrase that I'm sure is lost on Generation LOL. But when you were watching SEC basketball in the 1970s and '80s, you had to be able to do an impression of analyst Joe Dean. "STRING MUSIC IN GAINESVILLE F-L-A." Dean was SEC basketball for so long before becoming the athletic director at LSU (where he hired Nick Saban). He was Dick Vitale before there was a TV Dick Vitale. He was also a classic gentleman. He passed away Sunday at 83. He will be missed terribly by those who were close to him and by people like me who would see him at an athletic event and mumble, "String music," under our breath.
16. The SEC is out to be taken seriously in college basketball this season. Not so fast, sneaker breath. So far, the league is 1-6 against BCS competition with the one win coming by Alabama over Texas Tech. I've watched a lot of the game and I think the league is a little better, but not a lot better. Florida is the real mystery team, because we're all wondering what the Gators will look like in February and March. You know, when people start paying attention.
17. The Tweet of the Week comes from Cam Inman, who covers San Francisco for the San Jose Mercury News — "49ers Aldon Smith played 44 of 69 snaps (64%). Pressured QB once, no sacks. Vomited by bench (cited a cold). Shuttling in/out looked tiring." Now that's what I call a detailed report.
18. I had to be a little lazy on this last road trip because we mostly listened to Howard Stern, Raw Dog and football in the car I didn't get a lot of music. I'll make up for it this week. Try these downloads — "One Red Thread" by Blind Pilot, "California" by Rogue Wave and for a old-school cut "Me And My Arrow" by Harry Nilsson.
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Welcome to Friday's The Crap We Missed, where Shooter McGavin's pube beard wins the day only narrowly edging out Dean McDermott ejaculating during a pedicure. Actually, now that I think about it, Dean McDermott ejaculating during a pedicure is probably not that unusual, so let's go with Anne Hathaway suddenly realizing that America's foreign policy towards Africa has some room for improvement. But by all means Anne, lend your powerful voice to the one issue that made it to Today, after all you're the girl with the butt from that movie. That should prove way more influential than the drug-and-arms money, not to mention black site interrogation locales, the CIA constantly gets from that region by propping up warlord after warlord, in turn creating new, even crazier terrorist factions exactly like the one that kidnapped those girls.
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City and state officials will dedicate the new 10.9 mile Lake Arlington Paddling Trail at 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14, 2008 at Richard W. Simpson Park in Arlington, marking the first Texas Paddling Trail on a lake and the first in Dallas/Fort Worth or any other urban area. Richard Simpson Park is located at 6300 W. Arkansas Lane.
According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, all other paddling trails to date in the state have involved sections of rivers or bays, and all have been located outside of major metropolitan areas. Speakers at Thursday's dedication will include TPWD Commissioner Ralph Duggins of Fort Worth, Arlington Mayor Robert Cluck, Arlington City Council member Kathryn Wilemon and Fort Worth City Council member Frank Moss. Following the dedication, kayaks will be provided for the first paddle.
Since 2006, the TPWD has been partnering with cities, counties, river authorities and other partners to create Texas Paddling Trails. The program develops inland and coastal paddling trails for public use. Including the new Arlington trail, there are now seven coastal paddling trails and seven inland paddling trails in Texas, with several communities with applications to create trails.
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The women will tip things off at 10 a.m., followed by the men at approximately 11:30 a.m. The Penn-Yale football game kicks off at 1 p.m.
Both teams will open their regular seasons on Saturday, Nov. 9 with the women hostingSt.Francis Brooklynat 2 p.m. and the men hosting Temple in a Big 5 game at 5 p.m.
Under fifth-year head coach Mike McLaughlin, the Quaker women returnnine letterwinners (including all five starters) from last year's team that finished with 18 winsand advanced to the WBI semifinal round, winning the program's first postseason games in the process. The team also includes five newcomers.
The men, meanwhile, return everyone from last year's squad. The John R. Rockwell Head Coach of Men's Basketball, Jerome Allen, has added five newcomers to the squad, as well.


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i have too same problem.
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I was wondering if anyone can give me some help with yersinia? I am having an issue getting it to run in interactive mode. After executing the command(yersinia -I) my screen freezes at the detecting interface screen?
Can anyone provide me some guidance on how to get yersinia to work properly. I am running BT4 final in a VM.
I look forward to hearing your suggestions!
i have too same problem.
root@bt4:~# cat yersinia.log - Anonymous - 69FsgqAh - Pastebin.com
Thanks again.
I believe this may be a problem because you are using Virtual Machines.
Emgent, me and another dev, tested this but could not create a problem like this.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
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Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
I have the same issue running BT4R2 in VMware Workstation. Any ideas on how to fix if you're using a VM?
Sorry for the delay, I have been MIA for a while.
I have seemed to have gotten this issue fixed from my end. It did seem to be a problem with the version of VMWare Fusion I had. It worked fine in workstation. After upgrading my instance of VMWare Fusion, it now works properly now.
Hope this helps others, but yes, it does seem to only happen in VMs. My recommendation, if you are using yersinia during a pentest, I would use it from a live CD or from a dual-boot partition. Performance seems to be much better!


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C (is for) Cooking HARDCOVER
a delicious 2012 weekly planner
de Christine
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Over 80 delicious, easy to make, essential recipes – all made from "scratch" to see you through the 2012. Foods from all over the globe from Middle Eastern hummus to Chinese dumplings to an English roast, there will be something for any occasion, any season. There are many favorites as well as special recipes, which include: a perfected Melt-in-your-mouth Two-bite Brownies and Ratatouille's Ratatouille. (Full recipe list – http://www.c-cooking.com/p/here-are-recipes-in-c-is-for-cooking.html)
This compact 54-week planner includes national holidays of Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Philippines, Singapore, Spain, UK and USA.
Also available in a softcover version.
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Christine is a board-certified Health and Wellness Coach who believes in the importance of eating real food, for the benefit of health. As a professional graphic designer, these books are created to provide useful tools for people to be inspired, and keep themselves accountable, with a clean, healthy lifestyle.
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Thundering Rage [Epic]Edit
Str 25, rage 5/day.
Any weapon the character wields while in a rage is treated as a thundering weapon. The DC of the Fortitude save to resist deafness is equal to 10 + 1/2 the character's level. This ability does not stack with similar abilities.
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