These are the chips where the RTC dies after a period of time, right?
Atomic bonds: Gigabyte, Supermicro fire out boosted Atom CPU range
Gigabyte and Supermicro are bringing out Atom C3000-powered systems, servers and motherboards. These little Atoms have 2 to 16 cores, to 128GB of memory, low power consumption – as little as 8.5 watts – four 10Gbit/s Ethernet ports, up to 20Gbps of compression/encryption throughput, and a virtual chip capability – VT-d …
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Tuesday 15th August 2017 16:17 GMT Anonymous Coward
Give it a break guys!
It was the 2000 that had the clock problem, and that's part of the reason these are being released later than originally planned.
There is nothing wrong with Atom CPUs - provided you target them at the right workload. Try and use it for heavy DB loads and you'll be unhappy. Use if for a low-power edge / NAS device and it should be a good solution.