Silent Mini-ITX PC Part Two: Software & Power Consumption

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Ubuntu 20.04 and applications installed on silent J4105 mini-ITX PC, plus power consumption tests, and various other stuff! :) This video is the second and final part of a build series that began in this video: • Silent Mini-ITX PC Par...
My “Ubuntu 20.04 for Windows Users” video is here:
• Ubuntu 20.04 For Windo...
My “VeraCrypt Encrypted USB Drive” video is here:
• VeraCrypt Encrypted US...
And I have a video on Krita here:
• Krita Free Paint Program
On Inkscape here:
• Inkscape Free Vector G... ( and also see: • Adobe Illustrator Alte... )
And I’ve covered GIMP in several videos, most recently:
• Linux Photoshop Altern...
Links to the components used in the video can be found in the video description of Part One here: • Silent Mini-ITX PC Par...
More videos on computing and related topics can be found at:
/ explainingcomputers
You may also like my ExplainingTheFuture channel at: / explainingthefuture
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:50 Hardware
03:34 Ubuntu install
06:52 Apps install
12:14 Disney+
13:16 Utilities install
17:43 Power consumption
21:10 Wrap
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@captainsunshine918 3 года назад

Sunday Coffee is best enjoyed from an Explaining Computers coffee mug while watching the latest Explaining Computers video!

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

@heliosgnosis2744 3 года назад

Try Earl Grey next time, it will blow your mind even more! : )

@heliosgnosis2744 3 года назад

@@ExplainingComputers Coffee or Earl Grey or should I not even be asking that one mate lol ?

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

@@heliosgnosis2744 For me, always English Breakfast tea. :)

@pedrocrespo312 2 года назад

That is a very nice inception

@featherpony 3 года назад

I've been talking to my therapist about the cable management on this PC, as you suggested.

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Great to hear! Hope it helped.

@rjbook51 3 года назад

If your therapist can treat my octopus' orgy of wires, then help me!

@DaGleese 3 года назад

I always thought people who require a silent PC were from the same camp as the people who require tidy cable management.

@Doobie3010 3 года назад

Icarus Nothing like having a highly-strung cable.

@Ryan_Tidwell 3 года назад

Therapists are a joke. If they could make my brain as organized as my cable management then maybe...

@MicrobyteAlan 3 года назад

Chris you son of a gun. I had a silent computer from work with a bad SSD. $20 later and following this video, it’s now running Ubuntu. Truly thanks for this video. 👋🏽

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

This is great to hear! :) RU-vid in action.

@massmo2007 3 года назад

This was an amazing video, it's very impressive to see such results from such a low wattage. I was expecting a great 2nd part to last weeks video and I was not disappointed.

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Thank you very much!

@Glenintheden 3 года назад

Over the years I've built a number of PC's for my own use as upgrades. It just occurred to me that, as long as its not connected to the internet, I could just use some of those old parts from previous builds and old operating systems to build a new home theater PC. I wouldn't have to buy a new Windows license since I already did that with the older version of Windows that I'd be using in the new HTPC build. As long as VLC media player still works with an older version of Windows, I should be set. It also helps that I never throw anything away, so it's just a matter of finding the old boards, cards, discs & power supplies and put it all together. Got my next project.

@solamande 3 года назад

It was a nice surprise to get your Linux software recommendations. Thanks.

@richardpalmanteer9798 2 года назад

One thing I enjoy about your videos is that you explain what and how you are doing what you are doing and make suggestions to other software/hardware to check out. Always a pleasure to follow along. I've taken notes on the build and will check out your recommendations as well. Thank Chris appreciate the content.

@ExplainingComputers 2 года назад

Thanks Richard. :)

@pavan13 3 года назад

I was egarly waiting for this second part and it came that great 👍

@techman2471 3 года назад

As always, Chris, a great video series about one of my favorite topics, computers. I have been getting used to using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS at work. Two of our customers use this platform , we build and test their PCAs post production. I really enjoy the OS and will be utilizing it at home in various applications. Thanks again!

@Abishek_Muthian 3 года назад

Congratulations on your new silent PC Chris! IMO, any computer related video should have power consumption shown like @17:45 as those of us who have access to electricity on-demand have taken it for granted. I made a conscious decision to reduce my power consumption for compute tasks couple of years back. Since then, I conduct most of my work with low power PCs, ARM SBCs, Gaming on console and anything which needs large compute power I do it on cloud run by very efficient data-centers.

@t8lucas 3 года назад

I wish I could speak so well like you. I admire your channel very much for being technical and detailed. Thank you and keep it going

@tedoyle61 3 года назад

I checked just now just to see if you had put the 2nd episode out! I was NOT disappointed! Thanks so much! And your choice of Ubuntu is spot on, imo.

@royireland1127 3 года назад

Thanks again! I have a couple of older IBM chassis that I think I will upgrade in a similar way to your project. I love your attitude and approach - it makes "building" into fun again.

@NewAgeDIY 3 года назад

Late to the party , once again you have produced a excellent “How to” video that will be used by thousands of new users for years to come. As always I have picked up a few things that I didn’t know before! Thanks Chris! See you next week....

@deechvogt1589 3 года назад

Chris, thanks for sharing the suite of applications you intend to use on your silent, low-power PC. Again, cheers on the case re-use. Thanks again. That all for now. See you in the next video.

@sleepywatcher3528 3 года назад

This is my new favorite tech channel. The presentation is calm and professional while being very informative on all aspects of computing. That said, Christopher looks like an older Linus from Linus Tech Tips, without the beard. EDIT: That is some lightning-fast internet, or am I just living in a place with terrible connection?

@Okurka. 3 года назад

Linus with a chin reduction.

@dpwaaw 3 года назад

@Dalle Smalhals yeah, Linus gets me all stressed out at times especially when he goes into a first person shooter game during a demo : )

@keiichicom7891 3 года назад

I noticed it too. How come the installer finished in no time...

@walterpark8824 3 года назад

Editing!

@walterpark8824 3 года назад

Editing!

@MichelMorinMontreal 3 года назад

Greetings! Finally, Ubuntu has been the lucky one for this little PC; everything seems to work very well, so excellent choice. Thank you for this refreshing "back to basics" presentation; we can remember that it is not necessary to ask for a second mortgage to build a more than honest little home computer... One last thing in closing: the DeskPi Pro has arrived, from the friends of 52Pi! The countdown has started for a presentation!

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Yes, that looks a great case. :)

@richretrotech9426 3 года назад

Great to see part 2. Thank you and thank you for all your videos which in part have given me the confidence and knowledge to start producing my own retro tech videos. Your videos on editing such as davinci resolve enabled me to learn new things and gain confidence. Keep up the good work.

@sophiethecat9256 3 года назад

We always get exited when when see ExplainingComputers uploaded: in our notification tab because we are subbed with notifications and if you are not you're missing out

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Greetings Sophie.

@Mighty_Cat_Mods 3 года назад

We love this channel. It's one of the best things on RU-vid.

@googleplusisdead 3 года назад

I'm subscribed but get no email notifications any more. How are you getting them, text/SMS? Thanks.

@jpwillm5252 3 года назад

@@googleplusisdead Hello, I believe google doesn't do it anymore. So I go to RU-vid and click on the little bell at the top right.

@googleplusisdead 3 года назад

@@jpwillm5252 Ah, thanks, that's helpful. Sure miss the email notifications though.

@pnamajck 3 года назад

had already watched your first part … kudos for you including the link in this second part … aids other _netizens_ dropping by, unannounced. appreciated you showing your chosen software … a bit miffed at you overlooking a/v … however, i surmise you've already explained this omission in past videos. as to the presentation … nicely done. as to installing the os … easily navigable. thanks for sharing, *_chris_* !

@Capitaine.Albator 3 года назад

First. This is the way! I always enjoy my Sunday morning looking at a good video from one of my favorite channel. Thanks 👍🏻✌🏻🇨🇦

@arnitdo 3 года назад

Yes!

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

You are indeed! Gold medal to you today.

@The.Doctor.Venkman 3 года назад

"...and to my delight, if other people's horror, Chrome is installed!" Lol! This was priceless. Thanks, Chris!

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

@johanhoevink4050 3 года назад

12:44 yea yea "in the name of testing" watching the Mandalorian... oh goodness testing is such hard work!

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

It is . . .

@Doobie3010 3 года назад

Johan Hoevink Its a fine show though.Some fantastic actors in it.

@johanhoevink4050 3 года назад

@@Doobie3010 yes it is indeed a very fine show!

@KutWrite 3 года назад

I enjoy your narration style and humo(u)r as much as the information you impart. Thank you!

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@KowboyUSA 3 года назад

Few things so satisfying as building a new computer system.

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Totally agreed.

@googleplusisdead 3 года назад

Especially when they boot and run when you first turn them on... :)

@pianokeyjoe 3 года назад

Kudos! You used the very OS I wanted to see used on a new and innovative tech! LINUX!! Finally! Someone gets it!

@prashanthb6521 2 года назад

Very useful tests, especially power consumption numbers, thank you sir.

@andrewpalm2103 3 года назад

Thank you for another excellent video. I like both your style and your content. I especially appreciate your calmness, clarity, practicality, and lack of silly fan-boy dogma and negativity. Cheers from Wisconsin.

@gpalmerify 3 года назад

Present day LINUX and PCs are so easy and powerful. It's now affordable to build your own systems to fit the application. Thanks for the video!

@ezforsaken 3 года назад

Loved the Power consumption part! I'm aiming to run something similar as a small home server and was curious on actual total system power usage! I'll be waiting for the New Elkheart-Lake CPUs coming very soon!

@dezmondwhitney1208 3 года назад

As a Linux user, I found this helpful, straightforward to understand and I learnt quite a lot too. Thank You.

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Thanks.

@gzappa 3 года назад

I bought the exact same board back in June this year, I put it in a CiT MTX-007B ITX case, with 8GB DDR 4 memory. The board was only selling for £65 on Ebyer at that time but I have noticed the price has now at least doubled. Irrespective of that, they still make a very formidable little PC for basic tasks at an affordable price. I enjoyed the review.

@srtcsb 3 года назад

Thanks for another great video Chris. The new system's looking good.

@WaltBankes 3 года назад

Thanks Chris, as usual I especially like learning about useful apps for Ubuntu.

@spikekent 3 года назад

Thanks to one of your previous videos, I now have an old MacBook Air with Ubuntu installed on an external SSD drive. Sadly the Mac only has USB 2.0 so it's no speed deamon, but it will give me the chance to delve into Linux and learn. Thanks for all you do Chris, I learn so much from your videos.

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

This is great to hear, sounds like an excellent learning tool.

@Crackalacking_Z 3 года назад

I use a previous version of that board as my server / htpc, it's running 24/7 with Mint, it crashed 2 times in 4 years, once due to software lockup and once because the PSU died, in my anecdotal experience that little thing is a total trooper

@sprint955st 3 года назад

Interested in your comment, is it a media server or client next the TV?

@Crackalacking_Z 3 года назад

@@sprint955st It's a home theater PC (HTPC), media playback via Kodi and DLNA receiver/renderer, the integrated graphics can decode most formats in hardware via VA-API, including h265 up to 4K@30Hz, if you're looking for a transcoding capable media server I'm not sure if the board by itself is powerful enough for that.

@sprint955st 3 года назад

Crackalacking_Z ok thanks, up till now Ive been using a 10yo at least HP-NL40 microserver with Serviio which transcodes as required. It’s good but old and a bit noisy so looking to downsize. For the money it costs I might get this board and experiment. Thanks for responding.

@arthurmann578 3 года назад

Very enjoyable part 2! I learned some good stuff from you today. Thank you and see you in the next one! 😁😁

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Great to hear!

@brianwood5220 3 года назад

Great job Chris. Looking forward to next Sunday.

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Thanks Brian. :)

@JoseLopez-oz1xm 3 года назад

Thanks for another great vid. I specially like it when I get a chance to see it in my 75" 4k tv.

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Now that's a TV!

@monwil3296 3 года назад

So true, when I saw Celeron 🙄, it brought back my "Reset Button" memories 😭. I will definitely be trying this Motherboard out and thank you for testing it out for us 😇.

@keithmiller9665 3 года назад

hardinfo is new to me and looks great! THANK YOU !

@rogerwalter2500 3 года назад

I was going to request you to upload power consumption related video. Thanks for the upload.

@Nibardocano 3 года назад

Great video. Explained very well as usual.

@jak1up10 3 года назад

Another great vid, my morning is now complete.....👍

@circuitdotlt 3 года назад

This is the only itx motherboard with passive cooling and 5.1 audio that was able to find. And these are now getting harder to find. Really like it.

@dryster123 Год назад

Take a look into the Jetway NF9G-QM77 board, passive cooling, 5.1 audio, support up to i7-3940XM - I have been fortunate to obtain several of these and just running a Celeron 1020E the passive temps are around 45 degrees

@JulianMakes 3 года назад

Wow this is awesome, ive dabbled with raspberry pi’s but this makes me want to make a silent pc myself. I couldnt believe all the software available to you. Even OBS studio! Just awesome! Great video

@chrisb6003 3 года назад

I like the power meter, I never knew these things existed, what a great idea!

@josyfkristopher4320 3 года назад

Given how I am completely disenchanted by all these proprietary solutions - including iTunes, Google and other walled garden systems - I have been pondering building a new media PC based around Kodi and VLC. This is exactly the kind of video I want to see right now. Thank you. "Oh, you paid good money for this game/video/album? Guess what! We've deleted this item from your collection without warning, apology or compensation! We've got your money and we don't care!"

@niallwood 3 года назад

Sunday 14:00, just got in from work, computer on, grab some lunch and watch Explaining Computers - Sunday perfection

@lapptech 3 года назад

I got the same keyboard for my bedroom media computer, I bought it on sale a few years ago for $20 and it works like a charm. The battery life is really good, I've only changed them once since I bought it about 4 years ago.

@ollie-d 3 года назад

Thanks for this great two part build and analysis. I was looking forward to building this or something very similar since I wasn't satisfied with using a Pi as a media player for my TV. I was about to pull the trigger on this project, but remembered I was in the market for a Mac to start doing some iOS development and found a pretty cheap Mac Mini that will allow suffice for that purpose, but will spend most of its life as a media center for my TV. Obviously it's a Mac so when it inevitably dies and I can't replace its components, I'll use these videos to build my next media machine ;)

@Marceloalvesgodinho 3 года назад

Thank you Cristopher, you are the king of maximum efficiency with low consumption of space and energy. I have a Dell PowerEdge Server. It is a monster in energy consumption and noise! I will advise you.

@jj-icejoe6642 3 года назад

Only 180 watts for my r720xd with 20 cores 8 x 3.5 hard disk 2 graphic cards 2 ssd and tamming the fan’s beast with ipmitools run silently in my office with no problem

@chriholt 3 года назад

Very impressive Chris. I have always had a negative knee-jerk reaction to anything called Celeron, but obviously times have changed!

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Hi Chris.

@IEnjoyCreatingVideos 3 года назад

Great video as always Chris! Thank you for sharing it with us!💖👍👌😎JP

@Xixoria 3 года назад

Great video! I liked both part 1 and 2. :) Also learnt that I need hardinfo :P

@sergiomancera9225 3 года назад

Thank you!! Simple tasks for a simple and practical green pc. I liked a lot. Greetings!!

@sevenpointfive5450 3 года назад

Great video as always

@Tiger9194 3 года назад

Enjoyed listening to your video while making Linux mint look like the newer ubuntu.

@jeffhopper3526 3 года назад

Appreciate your videos. Can't wait to check out more. Kind Regards, Houston, TX.

@craiggybear1807 3 года назад

That wattage is really impressive! I'm thinking the solar panels on the RV could handle this very easily. In fact, it would instantly become one of those devices that we wouldn't even worry about, if we had left it on by mistake. Sensational performance for power. Great video!!! Thanks for sharing.

@PeterGMerchant 3 года назад

At about 19:30 does that power usage include the screen?

@PeterGMerchant 3 года назад

I always partition the disk into a root partition, a home partition and a swap partition. This means that so far I have been able to change/ update operating systems without losing my data. This seems to be standard within the LUG.

@gildardorivasvalles6368 3 года назад

Excellent video, very informative. Thank you very much.

@perrymcclusky4695 3 года назад

Looking forward to your next video!

@stephenlittle7534 3 года назад

I think I enjoyed every minute of that. I too live Disney Plus and Manderloran I really like this set up so I might save up and make it too. Thanks you. Chris

@user-mu7eo3fs4y 3 года назад

Thank you for your videos from Russia! Your videos are very important for me: they help me learn technical English. :-))))))))

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Glad to hear that!

@termile510 3 года назад

Hello Mr Chris. For a future video, could you go through all the tech you have accumulated in the past? That would be very nice!

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Great idea! Noted.

@rtl8814au 3 года назад

It's nice to see that celeron Js 4xxx are not just rebranded atoms like J1xxx

@system-error 3 года назад

Mando! You're a man of excellent taste. That's a good episode. Notice how the baby climbs out of the cot and goes towards Mando's wound - hmm what's he up to, you'll have to watch and see.

@Doobie3010 3 года назад

Asrock have so many great itx options,very few mobo manufacturers seem to follow suit. Neat pair of videos,got the itch to build a new itx HTPC machine.Might just wait for the next AMD apu’s though.They could well be fantastic for the purpose.Good one man! 👍

@lawrenceallwright7041 3 года назад

The one thing I miss on Chris' software videos is the cry of "Get in there, you little swine!" from the hardware build (part 1.) Nice bit of editing with the display from the mains power meter inset over the monitor display. Informative as ever, thanks Chris.

@MicrobyteAlan 3 года назад

Very interesting and well presented. I have an old Mac that I’m planning on Linuxing. Thanks for this information.

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Good luck with your Linuxing!

@googleplusisdead 3 года назад

Yes, good luck installing Linux on some older Macs with weird EFI booting. I went through a lot of headaches installing Mint 20.04 to a 2006 iMac. But it runs pretty well for that age and max 4 gig of ram and the 24" screen is amazing!

@johnm2012 3 года назад

I've got a MacBook Pro that can't be updated beyond High Sierra. It still gets security updates but it won't for much longer. When the updates stop I'll have a go at Linuxing it as I can't bear to throw away something that still works.

@tarmaque 3 года назад

@@johnm2012 To tell you the truth, I have several Macs (a 2015 27" iMac and two 2009 Macbook Pros) and I will not be updating any of them beyond Sierra. It breaks much of my old software. If I'm going to go through that they'll become Linux machines. I'm already running Linux on one laptop and I'm very happy with it. I've experimented with Linux on Macs now for 20 years with decent results. If you like the MacOS experience, I recommend ElementaryOS. It's not exactly like MacOS but it's similar and doesn't try to be "just like Windows" like so many other Linux distributions try. It has one of the best file browsers available (Pantheon) the music jukebox is very much like early iTunes (before it got so bloated) and the video player is in many ways better than VLC. (It plays Ogg Vorbis files better than VLC, but VLC plays Matroska files better.)

@johnm2012 3 года назад

@@tarmaque I'll take a look at Elementary OS and try it out in a VM. Thanks for the suggestion. As far as Mac OS goes, High Sierra does everything I need for as long as the security updates keep coming.

@haroon3ddesigningacademy 3 года назад

Such a great item and excellent video

@MrJaz8088 3 года назад

Chris you forgot to mention the best thing, everything you Installed Today was Free, from the OS to all the Software

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Very true.

@hurleyd9828 3 года назад

@Sovereign Beak Free as in freedom, which chrome is not. Chromium would be a bit different

@rasmusolesen5307 3 года назад

There is no such thing as a free lunch.

@fattomandeibu 2 года назад

I might go with a solution like this for a person I know who has enquired about me building him a cheap computer. His use case scenario is pretty basic(media player, e-mail, web browsing and a bit of RU-vid), but would be too impatient to deal with a cheaper SBC and ITX with an onboard CPU is something I never even knew existed, never mind considered. Excellent information here.

@Quokka_VR 3 года назад

Chris, you are my favourite with a wicked dry sense of humour. I absolutely love this channel!

@AnalogFoundry 3 года назад

Really enjoyed this video.

@retropcscotland4645 3 года назад

Ubuntu and Mint are my 2 go to distro's for everything Linux. I do most of my compiling for C++ in Ubuntu after installing all the required prerequisites for python and libs etc. Very Nice machine you have there my friend.

@andrewseamaster 3 года назад

Those keyboards are good and they have convenient storage for the dongle under the battery compartment cover.

@send2gl 3 года назад

Excellent video. Amazing isn't it, the Pi has gone from passive being the norm to heat sinks and fans and this video is about omitting these items.

@Slyse 3 года назад

7:23 "Moot button" Great video, thanks Chris!

@mazafreno 3 года назад

Very interesting Video. Very thx and have a good sunday.

@rbphilip 3 года назад

I've an Intel NUC with a Celeron J3455 and it does a great job running VMWare Workstation on Ubuntu 18.04 with two headless guest VMs. One Windows 7 and the other Windows XP. The J4105 can only be better!

@rbphilip 3 года назад

@@petermoeller5901 Faster hardware would certainly work, but I had the Intel NUC with the Celeron and all I needed was to run a Windows XP VM to monitor my solar array, and a W7 VM to serve music and act as an SVN server. 99% of the time both VMs are idle, but when I need them to do their thing they do so perfectly adequately. The hardware on which I'm typing this runs VMWare Workstation on a very fast i7, running two VMs at least - one for the long compiles software development and the other for email and web browsing. :)

@EddieJr_ed 3 года назад

Great video!

@blip-hn6is 3 года назад

thanks for power consumption usage

@nikk797 3 года назад

Nice video ,sir!!!

@arthurwatts1680 3 года назад

Chris, I realise that this vid isnt about the Pi 4 but its all 'small form factor computing' and I just wanted to thank you for your guidance re overclocking the Pi 4. I dont have the Ice Tower - I'm using the Argon case with the fan permanently on, and I'm perfectly happy with 720p when the temp *never* exceeds 65 deg C. I did try 1080@60fps but it drops too many frames - also not sure that my cheapie 1080p Acer monitor is giving me the best possible result, but 720p is absolutely perfect - astonishing when the last Celeron laptop I owned didnt render every 720p vid I own with this level of clarity. Thanks again and keep the vids coming ! (I dont normally bother with the like button, but in your case its 100% warranted)

@zircontweezers4904 3 года назад

what a great video. 👏👏👏👏

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Thank you! 😃

@sirdee9607 3 года назад

Nice build

@jons2447 3 года назад

Hello, Chris; Thank you for all you do. REALLY great job!, thanks pal! I really appreciate you promoting linux on your channel. I hope that you will consider wiping the drive & installing MX linux on the 'silent' computer. I enjoy your videos but you always install Ubuntu. I think trying some other distros may be very educational for your viewers. Of course, if the build is strictly for your personal use I see why you would install your favorite. But if it for the channel try some other distros, please. BTW, I'm always waiting for tubers to close w/ "you can see me in the my next video". Keep up the great job! Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Thanks for this. This PC is indeed for personal use, so I do not intend trying other OS (at least right now!). But I have fairly recently reviewed many Linux distros on the channel -- including Linux Mint, Ubuntu, ZorinOS, OpenSUSE, Manjaro and PCLinuxOS, as well as other OS including QubesOS and NomadBSD. And other reviews will follow! :)

@technomage7282 3 года назад

great video:)

@avejst 3 года назад

Great Project Thanks for sharing :-)

@Supernaut2000 3 года назад

Nice to see Stanley making his brief appearance!

@snoopstp4189 3 года назад

Stanley looked sharp!

@dazisback2 3 года назад

Great channel keep up the good work, a very approachable non ranty explanation of tech that's welcome in the OTT world of youtube "Influencers".

@birzky 3 года назад

I greatly enjoy your videos. Thank you. a suggestion for your stack of ideas: now you've interested many of us in Linux, it would be good to know about moving data between our Windows 10 and Linux. I think you mentioned the need for care in formatting USB flash drives used for this.

@birzky 3 года назад

@gilkesisking thank you for that information!

@Ask4Green 3 года назад

Thank you. You're helping us a lot.

@ExplainingComputers 3 года назад

Thanks.

@Fishy_TD 3 года назад

Love your content, haha am using i9 with 3090rtx while playing vr this thing is eating watts like crazy, thats why i ended up buying a AC1-Z, its zotac nano fanless mini pc thats comes with Celeron J4125 / 8gb ram . 265ssd can even run 4k videos! , wow such a huge difference in power consumption. to be honest those mini fanless pc are a must, cuz they r so low in power consumption lets you relax n edit your documents without being worry about ur electrical bill ;)

@zandatsu07 3 года назад

I always love the unboxing part it makes me laugh for some reasons

@digitalmediafan 3 года назад

I wonder if this can take a TBS 6903 satellite tv card ?

@martyburgess341 3 года назад

Very neat! :)

@WPGinfo 3 года назад

Dear Chris, Thanks for sharing your adventures. They are great fun to watch. Re-using the old housing [part1] seemed daft. You noted that similar but more modern & up-to-date-versions are available at an affordable price. Yet you're using the old ones that don't have usb3 ports and other modern conveniences. Building a NEW machine and 'making do' don't add up; Not at that price-level, IMHO. Regards, Willem

@jpwillm5252 3 года назад

Bonjour, Congratulations on your new setup and thank you for showing it to us. I have a similar processor on my laptop and it is really sufficient. On this PC I do among other things CAD on FreeCAD 0.19. N.B. You can also press Ctrl + L to initialize (clear) the terminal. --- Bonjour, Félicitations pour votre nouvelle configuration et merci de nous la montrer. J'ai un processeur similaire sur mon ordinateur portable et c'est vraiment suffisant. Sur ce PC je fais entre autres de la CAO sur FreeCAD 0.19. N.B. Vous pouvez également appuyer sur Ctrl + L pour initialiser le terminal.