Nehemiah EPIA M at SilentPCReview
March 20, 2003

SilentPCReview have taken a thorough look at a pre-production (933Mhz) EPIA M with Nehemiah core. Regular readers will remember the EPIA M10000 was originally intended to be Nehemiah, but currently all available boards are Ezra-T. Nehemiah is VIAs new C3 core technology, designed to take the C3 beyond 1Ghz. The main differences found with the tested Nehemiah board are some speed improvements and a quieter fan (and a correspondingly larger Aluminium heatsink).

Nehemiah EPIA M Review at SilentPCReview

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