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KAMRUI CK10 Mini Desktop PC for $390.99 - $90 off w/ clipped coupon - 3% off when you click 'Redeem' or apply promo code
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Includes:- 1x Mini PC
- 1x Power Supply
- 1x HDMI Cable
- 1x Wall Mounted Bracket
- 1x Wall Hanging Screws (Set)
- 1x User Guide
Specs:- KAMRUI Intel i5-12450H (4C/8T, up to 4.4 GHz), TDP 45W, Dual Channel 16GB DDR4 3200MHz 512GB NVMe PCIe3.0 SSD
- Expandable with 2.5" SATA SSD drive (Up to 2TB max, not included)
- Wi-Fi 6 + Bluetooth 5.2
- Windows 11 Pro
- Ports:
- x1 10M/100M/1000M RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet Port
- x4 USB3.2 Gen1 Type-A Port
- x1 Type-C (4K@60Hz)
- x1 DC 19V-3.42A (Adapter Included)
- x2 HDMI 2.0b
- x1 VGA
- x1 3.5mm Phone Jack
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When you do it before blowing away I typically extract the key:
wmic path softwarelicensingservice get OA3xOriginalProductKey
This is all overkill but if you get into an issue at least you have multiple levels of recovery available if you have to deal w/ the OEM or Microsoft.
Personally I don't use Windows myself anymore as of 11 but I do sandbox it for work purposes along w/ their spyware apps (aka Office) and other commercial apps.
TLDR: you don't need a new license.
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This deal could also be compared with this current Front Page deal for a mini PC with similar specs but 32BG DDR4 for $325 (about $35 cheaper, which is comparable for the RAM difference imo).
TLDR: you don't need a new license.
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When you do it before blowing away I typically extract the key:
wmic path softwarelicensingservice get OA3xOriginalProductKey
This is all overkill but if you get into an issue at least you have multiple levels of recovery available if you have to deal w/ the OEM or Microsoft.
Personally I don't use Windows myself anymore as of 11 but I do sandbox it for work purposes along w/ their spyware apps (aka Office) and other commercial apps.
1. Hardware sideband attack. This is not very likely as these types of attacks are more likely if you have a BMC (which is in server hardware), and even when the press talks of these they are usually bs (go look up Nutanix Supermicro debunked). Without a BMC this is difficult as the OS is signed, however not impossible. If you can generate your own keys, even better
If you want the down and dirty: https://learn.microsoft
2. Software spyware - Very likely. When we talk about spyware there are also two levels. Microsoft spyware (which you cannot avoid unless you dont use windows) or OEM added spyware/telemetry. You would be shocked how much Microsoft gathers. So table stakes is Microsoft spyware, and if you join your org w/ Entra the policies can be mitigated if your license is upgraded to enterprise, otherwise YMMV. To escape the spyware from OEM, install a fresh copy of Windows and use commercial drivers, not from the OEM website.
Yes this takes more time, but it is safer.
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it NOT i5-12450H
Higher CPU benchmark and better quality GPU.
it NOT i5-12450H
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Higher CPU benchmark and better quality GPU.
but, the Intel has better video transcoding and also better for video editing work.
so I'd read.
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1. Hardware sideband attack. This is not very likely as these types of attacks are more likely if you have a BMC (which is in server hardware), and even when the press talks of these they are usually bs (go look up Nutanix Supermicro debunked). Without a BMC this is difficult as the OS is signed, however not impossible. If you can generate your own keys, even better
If you want the down and dirty: https://learn.microsoft
2. Software spyware - Very likely. When we talk about spyware there are also two levels. Microsoft spyware (which you cannot avoid unless you dont use windows) or OEM added spyware/telemetry. You would be shocked how much Microsoft gathers. So table stakes is Microsoft spyware, and if you join your org w/ Entra the policies can be mitigated if your license is upgraded to enterprise, otherwise YMMV. To escape the spyware from OEM, install a fresh copy of Windows and use commercial drivers, not from the OEM website.
Yes this takes more time, but it is safer.
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