Cybernet ZPC-H6 Intel Core i3 keyboard PC 

heheh yeah!

LOL I loved that. VWestlife has always shown this level-headed, all business persona of his but he hides his quick wit and sense of humour very well. It's entirely possible he is a funny guy!

That's true actually, he's got a great sense of humour. He's a really cool guy :-)

Am i the only one that didn't get it

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MegaBojan1993 it is also a desktop i3 not a laptop one

Yes and imagine, there is even a core i5 version. The only thing I dislike about this PC is the fan. Going on and off all the time would be quite annoying for me.

no body asked you though...

Nobody asked me about the fan? :) Well my opinion doesn't hurt anyone :)

alamerichs not exactly its a t model cpu which has a much lower tdp than the desktop counterpart

DecibelAlex .. and if the battery works, UPS! :D

Sort of; it won't protect the power supply from surges. But yeah, definitely a better deal all around.

DecibelAlex That only protects against spikes, not sags. A brownout could still damage the supply.

LMAO no, not at all. Doesn't protect against brownouts or any REAL spikes or surges. Bwah ha ha ha ha $10

Or just get a used UPS that someone doesn't want, doesn't even need the battery.

I've got a spare i5 2400 laying around, so I might keep an eye out for one of these.

Or better yet, use an Apple Keyboard with the built-in USB ports so that you can plug a keyboard into your keyboard into your keyboard.

Keyboardception

Dennn90 keyboard-ception

@@Dantastic why stop there? Daisy chain all of the USB keyboards until the universe explodes or something

Noah Covert did you mean to say mini-stx?

If you add the right internal wireless card to it, you don't need to add the dongle.

i'm not trying to be rude but how does that make it better?

I am fully amateurish, not just semi.

Sergeant Sharkie I think he has enough PC's running XP.

XP can't read the 8gb ram. Plus that system was made for 64bit OS. XP can only see and use 3gb ram

@@BeautifulAngelBlossom Microsoft does have a 64-bit version of XP, but wasn't widely adopted due to the majority of PCs at the time were under 3.5GB unless you're lucky and had a high end PC that could take advantage of it.

You probably mean WinXP x64 Edition, the problem is all software sees it as Windows Server 2003 and most don't like that, also the 32-bit support in x64 Edition is very poor.

Most of the popular distros that make any effort to be "user-friendly" are Ubuntu-based.

It's now using the black mouse pointer scheme.

@Westlife - Bummer. It's too bad that they never made a dark version of the Windows Vista, 7, or 8 Aero pointers.

Yeah, he also said so in the video; i guess you could even drop in an i7 if you wanted.

I swear you are everywhere I look

i'd say it's most likely misreading

In the BIOS it said 1.019, CPU-Z is misreading it as 2.232V would have killed that CPU pretty much instantly.

EpicLPer I was almost feeling bad for not holding out a bit longer and being able to find this PC to try and seek out instead of the Optiplex I own. But this thing seems hard to find.

buy a laptop with a cracked screen. unmount the screen and voila! you've got yourself a keyboard computer

you will have to build it yourself. find a good old mechanical keyboard to start with.

nope

Yes. It's a laptop motherboard, which is why it has an internal connector for a monitor

Makes sense.

digital48448 that profile picture tho

i didn't set it and I don't feel like setting it back maybe I will someday...

It is a U.S. NTSC model.

Never ask a lady her age.

VWestlife yes ma'am

simontay1984 it was supposed to be a joke, if you didn't realise.

Gentel Noober What? Is this a simple joke that went over my head or are you serious? It’s probably a joke, right?

think on it, he remembers and discusses a lot of technology and mentions around high school when home PCs were very ubiquitous and started to become more powerful, I'm guessing 35-40 max, born between 1977-1985 range

Probably this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6QtwQlKkFso.html

MyLittle Pony69 it's a joke. Do internet. Sealand stronk

Yes

Sealand stronk? Sealand can into space?

Gert Brink Nielsen Sealand has better chance than Poland

perhaps ;)

www.amstereo.org/files/80s%20test%20track4.mp3

Oh wow sankyu ^^

I tried upgrading mine, but it only supports 2nd gen CPUs. I put in a 3rd gen one and it didn't work.

​@@vwestlife thank you for the response. I did see it at the time. I hate to say it but my ZPC-H6 no longer turns on. I tried upgrading the RAM by just putting in another 2GB or 4GB stick and it caused it to stop working altogether. Which sucks cause I really liked this little guy. It was a fast little computer and quite unique. The only thing I can think of is I fried the motherboard trying to put in more RAM than it can handle. I tried disconnecting everything and reconnecting it and nothing. When you press the power button, nothing happens at all. No lights, no on screen reaction. Just dead. Mind you I only have the original power supply but it's in brand new condition. I don't know what to do with it now. It's basically a paperweight :(

And how is it acceptable to have to do that in 2017? If Linux is about "freedom" then I'd rather have the freedom to use an operating system that works correctly without having to blindly type cryptic commands first.

Its not a cryptic command if you look at it.. you call xrandr (which is the thingy in charge for displaying your stuff on the monitor) to switch off the default source (LVDS) and enable the primary VGA (the zero denotes that its the primary output) source using an automatic resolution (you can define it manually if you like by replacing the --auto part with --mode 1920x1080 or whatever you like (as long as your monitor supports it) if you would like to display from the HDMI simply replace "VGA" with "HDMI" Obviously after that you can reconfigure your screen or screens and the video outs using the graphical environment if typing commands on the console is something completely strange to you. Your issue is irrelevant to linux itself it has to do with the particular motherboard vendor. Last but not least linux is about configurability if you dont like to tweak and configure your system then linux flavors may not be the thing for you even the more user friendly ones such as ubuntu. Anyway I hope that you resolved your issue with that command.

The issue *is* relevant to Linux if every other operating system works fine without needing to blindly type commands to get it to work first. Even obscure operating systems like Haiku and Visopsys work perfectly on this machine! (The developer of Visopsys takes a dig at Linux on his web site by saying "no need to edit mysterious configuration files by hand.")

listen there is simply no way to control every obscure little aspect of small production hardware such as in your case especially if we are talking about free software development. Also Ubuntu works fine its just that you can not see the primary display because its displayed on the laptop default monitor which should be the case in every other rational instance of a laptop motherboard being used. My guess is that Windows Visopsys etc just display the same thing by default in all the screens connected thats why you saw the main screen on the secondary monitor (the lcd screen connected via VGA) because both monitor 1 and monitor 2 where displaying the same thing as where in ubuntu it just saw that you have two monitors (the laptop default one and the LCD connected via VGA) and extended automatically the workspace for you.. its not ubuntus fault that the chineseum manufacturer tried to make an all in one keyboard PC by using a generic laptop motherboard and forgetting to deactivating the main display and setting the VGA/HDMI source as the main video out... And I am also quite confident that you could configure this thing while installing ubuntu so yea..

And thinking more about it what you also could do is right click on the screen and click on "open terminal" then the terminal should appear in the screen you right clicked (the one you can see) from which you could type this unity-control-center which would open the graphical window for various settings such as the display settings and from there you could click your way to set up the VGA lcd as the primary screen

My main PC is the former "Wal-Mart Special" Compaq, now in the In-Win SFF case.

Yes.

oh shit you're still alive

www.amstereo.org/files/80s%20test%20track4.mp3

Code Junkes But thats too complicated. lol

if you have another computer or mobile phone to google then not so much complicated.

Code Junkes I know, I was just joking.

You can use any standard laptop power supply with it, regardless of wattage.

HBC101TV Studios Why would he ever do that, especially right now?

I have XP on the U310 keyboard PC.