Acer via eBay has
Acer Aspire XC Desktop (Certified Refurbished, XC-1660G-UW92 / DT.BH7AA.
003) on sale for
$202.39 after automatic
Extra 12% Off discount applied at checkout (price shown in cart).
Shipping is free.
Acer via eBay has
Acer Aspire XC Desktop (Certified Refurbished, XC-1660G-UW92 / DT.BH7AA.
001) on sale for
$202.39 after automatic
Extra 12% Off discount applied at checkout (price shown in cart).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
BabyBubba for finding this deal.
Condition:- This item is Certified Refurbished. It has been professionally restored by an Acer approved vendor. Units are usually cosmetically indistinguishable from New products, but some may show signs of light use. Functionally, these units are equivalent to New. Certified Refurbished units will be shipped in a New Brown Box
Specs (
source):
- 10th Gen Intel Core i3-10105 4-Core / 8-Thread 3.70 GHz (4.4 GHz Turbo) 14nm 65W Processor
- 8GB (1x 8GB) DDR4-SDRAM (two DIMM slots total / max. 32GB supported)
- 256GB PCIe Solid State Drive
- Intel UHD Graphics 630
- 802.11ax WiFi 6 | Bluetooth 5.0
- Optical Drive Type: DVD-RW Optical Drive
- Windows 10 Home 64-Bit
- 300W Power Supply
- Includes USB wired keyboard & mouse
- Ports:
- 4x USB 2.0 Type A
- 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type A
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type A
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C
- 2x HDMI
- 1x Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000 Mbps)
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Your deal will show up sooner than later. I recently picked up a Dell 3040 SFF ready to go for $60 shipped, and it's a wonderful little machine. Looks brand new as well. And has native 4K HDMI output for my 4K monitor. Good times.
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Again, thanks for all your help.
Either use multiple USB external drives simultaneously or opt for a consolidated larger single drive.
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Either use multiple USB external drives simultaneously or opt for a consolidated larger single drive.
If Movie A is on Drive 1 and mapped to P:/Movies
Then he pulls that drive and pluggs in another one that is mapped to that same letter...
With Movie B on Drive 2 in the folder P:/Movies
When he has Drive 1 connected, Movie B will appear offline if he tries to play it and vice-versa.
Which is why I commented about it being "halvsies" and the media showing offline for the titles that aren't available
So can he still do it? Sure. Is it optimal? No, not really.
I mean, if he wants it to be a guessing game as to which titles are currently accessible and which ones aren't based on which drive is connected, sure...that'll work. But when you get to the point where you have hundreds of titles in your library and (assuming they're evenly distributed) that you want to play 50/50 shot as to whether a particular title will play based on what drive is connected... that's not fun.
Which is why he'd be better off using multiple USB ports and keeping them mapped to different drives.
EDIT: My "it won't" comment from above was in reference to his question of "will it be smart enough to know if the drives have been swapped". Which is correct. It won't. If two separate USB drives are mapped to the same letter, it won't automatically detect that it's a different drive and therefore look at a different path (which you probably wouldn't want to do anyway).
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I ended up buying a refurb Acer Aspire with an i5 11400 and 8gb ddr4 ram for $300. the processor upgrade was worth it, as the machine is going to handle 8 security cams with deepstack AI.
If Movie A is on Drive 1 and mapped to P:/Movies
Then he pulls that drive and pluggs in another one that is mapped to that same letter...
With Movie B on Drive 2 in the folder P:/Movies
When he has Drive 1 connected, Movie B will appear offline if he tries to play it and vice-versa.
Which is why I commented about it being "halvsies" and the media showing offline for the titles that aren't available
So can he still do it? Sure. Is it optimal? No, not really.
I mean, if he wants it to be a guessing game as to which titles are currently accessible and which ones aren't based on which drive is connected, sure...that'll work. But when you get to the point where you have hundreds of titles in your library and (assuming they're evenly distributed) that you want to play 50/50 shot as to whether a particular title will play based on what drive is connected... that's not fun.
Which is why he'd be better off using multiple USB ports and keeping them mapped to different drives.
EDIT: My "it won't" comment from above was in reference to his question of "will it be smart enough to know if the drives have been swapped". Which is correct. It won't. If two separate USB drives are mapped to the same letter, it won't automatically detect that it's a different drive and therefore look at a different path (which you probably wouldn't want to do anyway).
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