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Post #58095186 added 03-08-2013 5:17 PM by geniv in Archived Deals
i was using an intel 6250. when I took out the mpcie cards they were pretty hot almost too hot for the touch.
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Post #58004986 added 03-05-2013 9:01 AM by harvdog13 in Archived Deals
I really disagree that you can build the exact same thing for much cheaper. Taking into aspect specs, size, noise, etc.
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Post #58004744 added 03-05-2013 8:52 AM by RyanL in Archived Deals
You're not recording any shows locally with this thing though. You would probably need a full fledged NAS running 24/7 for such duties (I doubt hard drive connected to a USB port on a router is...
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Post #57996158 added 03-04-2013 9:12 PM by mds2004 in Archived Deals
It is definitely always warm. I haven't tested how hot it actually gets.
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Post #57996256 added 03-04-2013 9:19 PM by geniv in Archived Deals
true. but some people got spare parts lying around. like me :D:D at the bare minimum: $80 for 128gb Msata SSD $20 for 4gb ram $5 for the power cord (Why the Fludge intel don't include it.....
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Post #57996294 added 03-04-2013 9:22 PM by Darksol in Archived Deals
Its looks like a great HTPC solution, but its not so cheap once you outfit it with memory, OS, and mSSD.
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Post #57997204 added 03-04-2013 10:25 PM by durv in Archived Deals
After you add it all up, not too bad but it would certainly leave me missing USB 3.0 at that price. Useful in certain scenarios, future-proofing for a HTPC. Nice form factor though.
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Post #57982192 added 03-04-2013 11:09 AM by gakkuken in Archived Deals
This might not be for everyone, but the price and the msata deal showing up today made it awful interesting. Intel Next Unit of Computing Kit with Dual HDMI, Gigabit LAN, Core i3-3217U (this is...
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Post #57982462 added 03-04-2013 11:20 AM by thesameguy in Archived Deals
Lack of wireless and typical storage options is kind of a bummer, but that thing is pretty neat otherwise.
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Post #57983158 added 03-04-2013 11:45 AM by lattiboy in Archived Deals
A good price for an i3 barebones, but I would heartily recommend this Shuttle unit and this Celeron chip for slightly less money. Yes, the i3 has some goodies, but for what these will generally...
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Post #57985320 added 03-04-2013 1:01 PM by diredesire in Archived Deals
I love my NUC, and I'm running it in my car at the moment, but please be aware there's no analog audio out. It's only over HDMI. I had to buy a USB sound card as I didn't have a digital Audio in...
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Post #57987458 added 03-04-2013 2:19 PM by thinklinux in Archived Deals
How did you make it on your car? detail please. thanks
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Post #57987676 added 03-04-2013 2:27 PM by KarateB0b in Archived Deals
go price something similar in this form factor derp
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Post #57991616 added 03-04-2013 5:18 PM by gamefreakgcb in Archived Deals
Comes with a power brick. Serial ports for business applications. Its very very cool. I'll probably end up deploying 5-6 of these in the coming months and replacing the aging IBM and Dell monoliths....
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Post #57996564 added 03-04-2013 9:43 PM by SB1 in Archived Deals
thanks. that was only only thing pushing me over the fence :D
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Post #57988594 added 03-04-2013 3:05 PM by geniv in Archived Deals
I agree with you. it's not expensive per say. this is a niche product. whoever said it is expensive doesn't know any better and only comparing "specs per dollar" They don't understand the...
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Post #57990964 added 03-04-2013 4:45 PM by jalaram in Archived Deals
Link Enjoy.
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Post #58003104 added 03-05-2013 7:45 AM by RyanL in Archived Deals
I'm all about size, but if it can't have at least a couple of internal drives (even if they're only 2.5") it's pretty much useless to me (and I would assume most others). There was a guy a few posts...
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Post #58004288 added 03-05-2013 8:36 AM by morgwon in Archived Deals
If you have networked tv tuners you can use them with this and you cant with the WD or Roku.
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Post #58000746 added 03-05-2013 5:55 AM by demn in Archived Deals
i'll be more interested in NUC once haswell comes out. Got a e-350 unit of the same size (zotac zbox nano) for $99, and that plays xbmc as well (pretty good wall loading with gpu thumbs, too). This...
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Post #57982548 added 03-04-2013 11:23 AM by nebody00 in Archived Deals
Also the cost of an OS (unless you go the Linux route).
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Post #57985640 added 03-04-2013 1:13 PM by bcg27 in Archived Deals
Repped, good deal for a very neat little box. I will likely pick one of these up when it gets a Haswell revision.
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Post #57985756 added 03-04-2013 1:18 PM by AkumaX in Archived Deals
cool! although, 2 x serial ports on the back -- really?! also, does it come w/ an external power brick? don't see it in any pics..
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Post #57985786 added 03-04-2013 1:19 PM by harvdog13 in Archived Deals
I built one of these for a HTPC & it's amazing. Won't hear a bleep, runs anything you can throw it, 1080p, 3D, etc & just looks very nice & simple on a entertainment center. Mine boots Win 8 in...
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Post #57989976 added 03-04-2013 4:03 PM by snowcrash in Archived Deals
Good price. I'm tempted to buy a few but I'm going to wait for the next iteration so Intel can work out the bugs and also add USB3. I can't wait to populate my whole house with it. Small and...
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Post #58004862 added 03-05-2013 8:56 AM by sgupt in Archived Deals
An external connected to the plethora of USB ports on the NUC works just fine......
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Post #57988668 added 03-04-2013 3:09 PM by neo117 in Archived Deals
for an i3 processor it is a great deal. i agree that the Msata makes the pricing a little hard right now, but find something this small and this powerful. for it's intended uses, it is a great deal...
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Post #57992410 added 03-04-2013 5:53 PM by geniv in Archived Deals
snagged one. I already got bunch of spare parts lying around the house - 128gb Msata - 8gb ram - wifi card - power cord (though I really wished they would have included it.) I'm slowly...
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Post #57997402 added 03-04-2013 10:43 PM by sd444 in Archived Deals
An i3 ULV so the video and cpu performance is lower. Lack of space for 2.5" is insane. The extra 5mm isn't going to break the deal for people. Build a Intel G1610 machine for cheaper. I'm...
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Post #58001176 added 03-05-2013 6:17 AM by RyanL in Archived Deals
I have to agree; it's like you're putting form above function with a system this compact. The only reason I would ever consider a system like this is if it would need to be ultra portable. I mean,...
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Post #58004840 added 03-05-2013 8:55 AM by sgupt in Archived Deals
If you're using the NUC as an HTPC, the celeron is a massive pile of fail thanks to its crap iGPU (does NOT support 3D). The HD4000 runs head and shoulders around it.
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Post #58005852 added 03-05-2013 9:36 AM by petard in Archived Deals
Lots of people couldn't care less for 3D. It's a big gimmick and causes headaches for a lot of people.
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Post #58002370 added 03-05-2013 7:14 AM by geniv in Archived Deals
It's hard to describe once you have a really small system sitting next to a larger one you realize how much nicer the small system is LOL. though don't get this as your "main" work system. this is...
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Post #58094662 added 03-08-2013 4:44 PM by eb50 in Archived Deals
Which card did you get
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Post #57982664 added 03-04-2013 11:27 AM by joe_sun in Archived Deals
Sweet little XBMC computer if you're lacking in space.
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Post #57984922 added 03-04-2013 12:49 PM by gamefreakgcb in Archived Deals
I bought this for $189 and I paired it with a G1610 from MC ($40) and some RAM and SSD for my office. Already have bulk licenses. This thing takes 31 watts at full power (under Prime95).
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Post #57986268 added 03-04-2013 1:36 PM by thesameguy in Archived Deals
It looks like they intended it to be used in commercial or industrial applications, so the serial ports might be used for control or input, like in some sort of kiosk. Seems like an anachronism, but...
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Post #57987000 added 03-04-2013 2:03 PM by zhopa in Archived Deals
Expensive for what you get.
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Post #57987244 added 03-04-2013 2:11 PM by KarateB0b in Archived Deals
no it isn't.
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Post #57986086 added 03-04-2013 1:29 PM by mds2004 in Archived Deals
We have deployed about 30 of these and two have ended up with bad motherboards after minimal use. Otherwise they have been great PCs. The issue was that after a couple days use it would restart and...
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