Wanted - PC borad or example schematics

Would this do what you want?

http://www.gocct.com/sheets/TP/tpb1x3sd.htm

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Would this do what you want?

 

http://www.gocct.com/sheets/TP/tpb1x3sd.htm

thanks but no.

(It has graphics, ethernet, sata etc ...)

I'm looking for a processor only board with just processor support on board..

It seems no one makes anything close but thanks to everyone for trying.

I guess I'll have to do my own painful as that is.

Hey, watch it! ARM processors are more powerful than you might think. And no, I'm not talking about microcontrollers, but full microprocessor architecture.

I'll second what a few people have said, we don't know exactly what you want, so I'll come up with a few ideas. I don't have a board readily made, since almost everyone adds in Ethernet or SD controllers, "because they can". Some of us actually like that sort of peripheral to be available, even if we don't use them. Olimex has a lot of boards, and most probably have external peripherals, but most importantly, all the schematics are available, so you can make your own module, depending on what you need. As for x86_64, Curtiss-Wright had a few; processors, bus connectors, and nothing else. https://www.curtisswrightds.com/products/cots-boards/processor-cards/

One option that you will probably say no to is the NVIDIA Jetson Compute Module. Now, before you start, yes they make graphics cards, but NVIDIA is known for making some of the best industry number crunchers. Don't underestimate the power of CUDA. Again, that depends on the numbers you want to crunch, and how. Xeons might be better, CUDA might be better, or other massively parallel chips.

Hope that helps

Hey, watch it! ARM processors are more powerful than you might think. And no, I'm not talking about microcontrollers, but full microprocessor architecture.

I'll second what a few people have said, we don't know exactly what you want, so I'll come up with a few ideas. I don't have a board readily made, since almost everyone adds in Ethernet or SD controllers, "because they can". Some of us actually like that sort of peripheral to be available, even if we don't use them. Olimex has a lot of boards, and most probably have external peripherals, but most importantly, all the schematics are available, so you can make your own module, depending on what you need. As for x86_64, Curtiss-Wright had a few; processors, bus connectors, and nothing else. https://www.curtisswrightds.com/products/cots-boards/processor-cards/

One option that you will probably say no to is the NVIDIA Jetson Compute Module. Now, before you start, yes they make graphics cards, but NVIDIA is known for making some of the best industry number crunchers. Don't underestimate the power of CUDA. Again, that depends on the numbers you want to crunch, and how. Xeons might be better, CUDA might be better, or other massively parallel chips.

Hope that helps