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Reddit mentions of ECS Elitegroup NM70-I Celeron 1037 Dual Core Processor Mini ITX DDR3 1333 BGA 1023 Motherboard
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Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of ECS Elitegroup NM70-I Celeron 1037 Dual Core Processor Mini ITX DDR3 1333 BGA 1023 Motherboard. Here are the top ones.
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Applied Solid Capacitor for CPU VRM to ensure a longer lifespan for systemESD Protection prevents computers from electrostatic discharge damage to enhance its durability and lifespanMicrosoft Windows 8 Certified17W Celeron 1037 CPU
Specs:
| Height | 7.5 Inches |
| Length | 9.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 1.35 Pounds |
| Width | 2 Inches |
Transcoding is best for highest compatibility and remote streaming to transcode the media to a compatible codec and container and/or lower the quality and therefor bandwidth requirements. If you are only doing local streaming you don't necessarily need a transcoding server. A simple DLNA server will do but your device must be able to natively support the media or it won't play.
I set my server up to DL h264/x264 first. I then use a script to convert them to .mp4 container in h264. If any have surround sound it adds a second audio track in stereo AAC. Also DLs and embeds subs. My dual core G3258 server can handle multiple 1080p streams while also handling two remote streams. Before I used a Celeron 1037u that had no trouble streaming at least one 1080p. Look at this to replace your server or a cheap (read sub$45) 1150 ITX board and the G3258 at $69.99(currently cheaper than the G3250?).
Also you can access Plex through DLNA, it is turned off by default. Easiest option for checking your files playing without transcoding. Note: I use PlexPass beta branch and can't confirm this is available through the free version.