 So today we're going to be doing an unboxing of an ASUS Mini Max home entertainment center What I think they actually mean is AT310NT or 3-3-10-3-IONT-I So this is a mini ITX motherboard that is designed as you may or may not Be able to figure out for home entertainment use. It is fanless and quiet. It is amplifier friendly Okay, it'll run full HD video. It has home theater gate and it is slim. I think by slim they mean mini ITX Let's flip it over to the back where we can see a picture of the board. We can see that this board runs with dual channel DDR3 it has full HD playback fanless design and DTS So that's what they mean by amplifier friendly. It is Windows 7 ready It features an Intel Atom dual core 330 processor and Nvidia Ion So here it has a user's guide with it with the drivers and applications DVD which you should throw away and download the latest from the Well, I guess the ASUS website then we have an IO shield We have two SATA cables So it's a fairly bare-bones accessory package But ASUS has not skimped when it comes to the actual quality of the product itself Fanless as you guys may or may not know is actually far more expensive to produce than something with a fan And the reason for that is that this hunk of metal Costs an awful lot more than a much smaller hunk of metal and a little whiny fan on top of it So I applaud ASUS for making an effort to make their home theater solutions run fanless Alright, so let's have a look at the overall layout of the board We have our CPU and GPU both situated under this fanless heatsink. We've got our DDR3 Memory slots two of them over here on the right hand edge We have a 24 pin power connector and what I imagine is probably a fairly decent location for it Although many ITX cases have very different Internal layouts, so it's hard to say what is the ideal location We have a PCI Express 16x slot down here at the bottom although I really can't imagine that you'd install a high-powered graphics card in a Motherboard such as that but just for giggles because this is my video blog and because I do as I please I'm going to install a GTX 580 on this motherboard so the GTX 580 as you can plainly see is about the size of the motherboard and Fits in pretty nicely, so if you have a mini ITX case that supports You know my video cards that are like four and a half inches longer than the motherboard itself Then you can go ahead and you can install a GTX 580 in your AT3 IonT-I If I could get it out that would be great there we go alright, so let's keep going We've got SATA 2 3 gigabit per second ports four of them We have two front USB headers and what I cannot imagine would be an ideal location because it's going to be pretty hard to Access those you know, but that's okay. I'm sure you'll only have to do it once We have three fan connectors which are also in very very very odd location But like I said you're probably only going to access it once so I wouldn't worry too much about it on the back We've got our output options, so we have a PS2 well input to I suppose we have a PS2 keyboard port We have six USB 2.0 ports VGA and HDMI This is actually a pretty good mix because it gives you that legacy Connection and then it also gives you HDMI which can easily be adapted to DVI We have optical audio out gigabit ethernet, and then we have simple Ancient 5.1 audio which I actually don't mind because on a system like this You're probably going to be using the audio out over HDMI Anyhow, so thank you for checking out my unboxing of the at3 ion t-I Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings reviews and other computer videos