Correct: A CPU from the Celeron line, no Atom with these sockets.Mr_Cyclon wrote:The 870pro get an i3 cpu, the non-pro models a newer Atom.
Unrelated, as it's really Celeron. Intel does still manufacture the 2.13 GHz Atom - and has not updated ARK accordingly - for the embedded computer industry. A next Atom generation is announced for late 2013.Mr_Cyclon wrote:Maybe the 870 (non-pro) / 870pro will replace the 869pro as soon as the 2.13 GHz Atoms are out of stock?
I did believe it's an Atom D2700 which is End of life acording Intel ARK?!schumaku wrote:Correct: A CPU from the Celeron line, no Atom with these sockets.Mr_Cyclon wrote:The 870pro get an i3 cpu, the non-pro models a newer Atom.
Unrelated, as it's really Celeron. Intel does still manufacture the 2.13 GHz Atom - and has not updated ARK accordingly - for the embedded computer industry. A next Atom generation is announced for late 2013.Mr_Cyclon wrote:Maybe the 870 (non-pro) / 870pro will replace the 869pro as soon as the 2.13 GHz Atoms are out of stock?
How true ... but then most NAS vendors must have stopped manufacturing a long time ago. Some are referencing the chip as D2701.Mr_Cyclon wrote:I did believe it's an Atom D2700 which is End of life acording Intel ARK?!
But let's see what we get when the time is there, before rushing to conclusionsPacketboy wrote:That is just crazy... I was all set to buy the 470 no way now its not the i3!!!
I'm not across the issues with the x69 series, WhiteAnimal166. Are the issues CPU bound? Care to elaborate?WhiteAnimal166 wrote: I find it more important that the XBMC will be up to spec and performing without the known issues of the x69 series. For me at home that is the only pleasure killing bottle neck during dailly use. In that case I'd still consider an upgrade if if can sell my QNAP for a reasonable price.
Was published earlier in this thread.enderlabs wrote:how about this product sheet : http://www.c-tac.com/Dateien/Hersteller ... de_sup.pdf
It's Core i3.
QNAP does definitively not offer a TS-x70 Pro with the i3-3220 in Europe (and most likely not in North America, too) as of writing. Large majority of information available on European best price search platforms, some reseller e-shops, ... are simply wrong, misleading.johnripper wrote:What I can see on the different websites is that the German market will get the Pro and the Non-Pro Series.
I didnt look at best price website but some retailers I worked with. They normally publish very precise Information on there systems.schumaku wrote:QNAP does definitively not offer a TS-470 Pro with the i3-3220 in Europe (and most likely not in North America, too) as of writing.johnripper wrote:What I can see on the different websites is that the German market will get the Pro and the Non-Pro Series.
Updated post (changed TS-470 -> TS-x70) - sorry for the confusion caused.johnripper wrote:What about the TS-670 Pro and TS-870 Pro in the EU market? Same as for TS-470 Pro?
Considering most previews in the net and the press featured the i3 CPU, and include the live video transcoding ... indeed.johnripper wrote:Your EAN fit to the non Pro models I see here. So guess there is quite some confusion about this.
Yes. I can't see any logic offering only the less performing, and lower spec'ed [loss of live transcoding] for the next-gen HDMI equipped HD Station NAS in Europe and North America.johnripper wrote:Too bad the TS-x70 Pro models with the i3-3220 are nice models.
... this inherits that the other markets are not powerful enough to create enough TS-x79 (with he now massively aged Intel i3-2121) business at the higher price? No doubts, the TS-x79 Series will be replaced not to far away I guess, and get updated hard and software. I bet Europe and North America will receive some low cost Pentium, and Asia will see i5, i7, or Xeonjohnripper wrote:At least for the TS-879 Pro vs. TS-870 Pro I see a logic: Marketing
