Hey i just discovered this channel and you helped me a lot setting up openmediavault and docker but when I'm trying to setup jellyfin I just cant get it to work. Think you have the time to make a video about how to set up jellyfin using docker or any other easier method?
Way to expensive for me tbh. It wouldve been nice to see how certain containers performed in proxmox, like jellyfin and test out HW encoding, and other popular services. Also power draw too would of been nice to see.
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@@andrewhamilton2201 Dodgy MoBos and BIOS, quality issues on some devices, messed up massively on Warranties and RMAs, amongst other things. From denying cover, to over charging customers extras for unnecessary "repairs". They built up quite a list! TBF, they have since said they are making changes. But only time will tell if that's the case, either way their rep has taken quite a hit. Pity really, I have 3 PCs built on Asus boards, but not sure if I'd get another one currently.
Use em all the time. If you are a dhildo that watches hardware unboxed maybe you would think somethings wrong but they cry about everything. Asus is fine
I just noticed so many people are talking about these mini-PC. Are they actually taking over from desktop PC? If I can play some indie and very light 3D games, I wonder if I will ever buy a desktop again, these mini-PC seem much cheaper, easier to buy, and consume little to no power. I bought a NUC for my mom, and I can surprinsgly game very well on it.
I've reviewed a couple of very capable mini PCs over the past couple of years and it's crazy how far they've come in just a short amount of time. This NUC 14 Pro+ is still my daily driver and I use it for video editing and light gaming and it's been great.
Far too much money and i bet its pretty power hungry too (on idle). I don't play games and I'm looking for a mini pc for homelabbing. Is the N100 really ok or is there something a bit better now ?
Intel has released its Ultra series 2 chips, and Asus has a terribly named Asus NUC 14 Pro AI which has that Lunar Canyon chip in it. I don't know why they didn't just call it Asus NUC 15 Pro. :( Bottom line, I'd rather wait for that one instead of the one in this review.
Why everyone tests games on these mini pcs they are not ment for gaming and gamers will never buy one to play games. Use real life examples like browsing. How many tabs can be opened, while using big spreadsheet, videochats, cad software maybe ton use this mini workshop. Games are not benchmarks, benchmarks also useless😂.
Because people want to know these things and it's just become the standard. If it can handle some of the games I threw at it, browsing the internet isn't going to be an issue. And it had better not be for the pricetag. And, if it is, you can upgrade the RAM to 96GB. Also, I said in the video that it's not a gaming machine, but that I wanted to see what it can do. What's the point in having something if you're not going to push it to or past its limits to see what it can actually handle?
Video games are often used as benchmarks because they effectively stress a system's full capabilities. If a mini PC can handle demanding games well, it's likely to perform even better with everyday tasks and productivity applications.
I'm one of those cats that is on the verge of buying one of these mini's. I am not a gamer. The most system-demanding game that I've played recently is Tears of the Kingdom. Every single person reviewing these systems uses game performance as the main indicator of performance. Ultimately these data are not specifically relevant to me however I can extrapolate performance potential based on the high demands of games and the systems` ability to perform under those stresses. For me the most important criteria are Vram, IO, and upgradability. This review addresses all of those things. Most of the specific things that you've mentioned like browsing and spreadsheet creation, vidchats, these things all will perform about the same on a 10Year old pc that has 32G RAM with a moderate video card. Even 3D rendering in CAD is mainly influenced by RAM and much less so processor. so the more recent entries are focused more on the abilty to handle games.
@@aijokker Are you kidding? This is a mini pc so, ofcourse gaming test is definitely necessary. If you want to browse internet and other small daily work then buy a phone. This thing doesn't even come with a keyboard and mouse, you can get that on a phone.
