Tuesday, May 3rd 2016
GIGABYTE Improves Performance of EL-20 Series IoT Gateways
GIGABYTE Technology, a leading creator of high performance products for IT professionals and an associate member of the Intel Internet of Things Solutions Alliance, is pleased to announce that its current line-up of EL-20 series IoT Gateway solutions will phase in new Intel Pentium and Celeron processors based on the Braswell D stepping.
The new Intel Pentium N3710 and Intel Celeron N3060 will be phased in to deliver higher performance on both compute tasks and graphics, while maintaining their current thermal and power envelopes, thanks to improvements of Intel's 14 nm process. The new D-stepping Braswell processors now fall under the Intel Embedded Options, delivering longer availability lifetime for those seeking to invest in a long-term platform.
The GIGABYTE IoT advantage
GIGABYTE offers unique performance in its latest generation of IoT Gateway Solutions. All GIGABYTE EL-20 series models offer extended memory ranges allowing IoT implementers to use an unprecedented 16GB of memory in their gateways, upgradable through 2 on board SODIMM slots for DDR3L-1333 or DDR3L-1600. This allows special usage scenarios for digital signage or other autonomous systems have more flexibility at a lower cost, compared to other Pentium or Celeron based solutions.
EL-20-3700-32GB
The new Intel Pentium N3710 will increase CPU performance by offering a burst frequency up to 2.56 GHz, with a base frequency of 1.6 GHz. This increases performance by roughly 7% whilst staying in the SDP (Scenario Design Power) envelope of just 4 Watt. This also allows the EL20-3700-32GB to stay passively cooled while staying at roughly one inch height.
EL-20-3050-32GB & EL-20-3050-8GB
The Celeron powered EL-20-3050 models see huge performance increases with 15% higher burst speeds, up to 2.48 GHz. This delivers real-world performance improvements over 17%, based on the Geekbench 32-bit Multi Benchmark. This makes the new EL-20-3050 a great value proposition as entry-level IoT Gateway. The EL-20-3050 also support up to 16GB of DDR3L.
EL-20 Series IoT Gatways
The EL-20 products embed these new processors on a high durability motherboard based on the Ultra-compact Form Factor, installed in a fanless, industrial grade aluminium case. With a total size of only 141x108x27 millimeters, the EL-20 feature a large choice of ports and connectivity for its size making it a highly flexible IoT Gateway solution that will excel at its core purpose: bridging the data output of legacy edge systems with cloud-based analytics infrastructures, or signage based services through its 2xHDMI and 1xeDP port.
EL-20 Series Features
The new Intel Pentium N3710 and Intel Celeron N3060 will be phased in to deliver higher performance on both compute tasks and graphics, while maintaining their current thermal and power envelopes, thanks to improvements of Intel's 14 nm process. The new D-stepping Braswell processors now fall under the Intel Embedded Options, delivering longer availability lifetime for those seeking to invest in a long-term platform.
GIGABYTE offers unique performance in its latest generation of IoT Gateway Solutions. All GIGABYTE EL-20 series models offer extended memory ranges allowing IoT implementers to use an unprecedented 16GB of memory in their gateways, upgradable through 2 on board SODIMM slots for DDR3L-1333 or DDR3L-1600. This allows special usage scenarios for digital signage or other autonomous systems have more flexibility at a lower cost, compared to other Pentium or Celeron based solutions.
EL-20-3700-32GB
The new Intel Pentium N3710 will increase CPU performance by offering a burst frequency up to 2.56 GHz, with a base frequency of 1.6 GHz. This increases performance by roughly 7% whilst staying in the SDP (Scenario Design Power) envelope of just 4 Watt. This also allows the EL20-3700-32GB to stay passively cooled while staying at roughly one inch height.
EL-20-3050-32GB & EL-20-3050-8GB
The Celeron powered EL-20-3050 models see huge performance increases with 15% higher burst speeds, up to 2.48 GHz. This delivers real-world performance improvements over 17%, based on the Geekbench 32-bit Multi Benchmark. This makes the new EL-20-3050 a great value proposition as entry-level IoT Gateway. The EL-20-3050 also support up to 16GB of DDR3L.
EL-20 Series IoT Gatways
The EL-20 products embed these new processors on a high durability motherboard based on the Ultra-compact Form Factor, installed in a fanless, industrial grade aluminium case. With a total size of only 141x108x27 millimeters, the EL-20 feature a large choice of ports and connectivity for its size making it a highly flexible IoT Gateway solution that will excel at its core purpose: bridging the data output of legacy edge systems with cloud-based analytics infrastructures, or signage based services through its 2xHDMI and 1xeDP port.
EL-20 Series Features
- 2xSO-DIMM slots, up to 16GB of 1600MHz DDR3L memory
- Dual GbE LAN ports
- Dual band Intel WiFi 802.11b/g/n/ac & Bluetooth 4.0 module
- 1xFull-size Mini-PCIe for 3G module or mSATA storage and 1xSD-Card
- 2xHDMI and 1x eDP on-board
- 4xUSB 3.0 ports
- Supports Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10 and Android 5.1
- Intel Pentium N3710 (4 cores, 4 threads, 1.6 - 2.56 GHz)
- 32GB onboard eMMC memory
- Intel Celeron N3060 (2 cores, 2 threads, 1.6 - 2.48 GHz)
- 32GB onboard eMMC memory
- Intel Celeron N3060 (2 cores, 2 threads, 1.6 - 2.48 GHz)
- 8GB onboard eMMC memory
8 Comments on GIGABYTE Improves Performance of EL-20 Series IoT Gateways
EL-20 Series IoT Giveaway :D:p
Or spending extra $5-6 on wireless connectivity for each and every electronic project has become a norm nowadays (just like controlling 1 relay/LED with a
friggin' supercomputerCortex M4F MCU, or a dedicated RaspberryPi)Just 2-3 years ago people from Atmel were trying to differentiate between the two (by writing lengthy articles, philosophical in nature), but apparently even they gave up. :fear::fear::fear:
Performance wise you'd be looking at controlling an entire floor/building with the EL-20, not one relay.
Now I'm happy.