This Thing Is AMAZING!! - Review & Teardown of a SURPRISING Mini PC.

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After several weeks of using this mini pc as my daily computer I can honestly say that I am extremely happy with buying it. So I took it apart and might have broken something... maybe.
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28 сен 2024

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@TheTundercat222 Год назад

I love a good tear down nice work sir

@S-Technology Год назад

Thank you.

@jyoung-dj1zr Год назад

I am REALLY impressed with the internals. I wouldn't have bet that it had dual channel ram out of the box. If that little ribbon cable gives you issues, I might consider hitting it with a little blob of high temp hot glue. The melting point is high enough that the ambient inside the box temp shouldn't melt it if you put the machine under load, and you can always remove it if you have to. If you are taking requests... I've always been curious to see how a system with a mix of performance and efficiency cores handles running a VM... like, can you pass the VM a performance core? Can you keep the performance cores for the host OS? Can you control which OS gets what, or do they sort it out Thunderdome style?

@S-Technology Год назад

I might hit it with some hot glue in the future. But I don't really need the microphones where it will end up. My plans for this thing are to have it kind of off in the corner on a 3D printed mini server rack. It will be hanging out with a DIY NAS and my KVM switch. So really all I would have at the desk are a couple monitors and the switch remote and I can access everything I want whenever. That's being built... eventually. haha Hmm.. I don't know about the VM and what it will actually do. I'm that's an interesting question. "2 cores enter, 1 may leave." haha

@jyoung-dj1zr Год назад

@@S-Technology Is the 3d printed mini server rack custom, or did you find STLs for it? I've been thinking about building a little rack for myself. Also, "Who run Hypervisor? Master Blaster run Hypervisor." I'll see myself out.

@S-Technology Год назад

@@jyoung-dj1zr It's going to be based on the STLs found here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:1936196. But I'm going to modify the "shelves" to hold the different components. and hopefully have a little room for some cable management also. hahaha 😀

@jyoung-dj1zr Год назад

@@S-Technology Thanks for the link! I like the idea of printing inserts for standard aluminum extrusions. That is WAY cheaper than some of the other solutions I was looking at.

@DRAGON.13 Год назад

hi will this mini pc edit 4k video on filmora and using photoshop, thanks

@S-Technology Год назад

Is Filmora cloud based? I don’t use Filmora so I’m not to familiar with it. I use Shotcut and would recommend using proxies while editing and then you can export it into whatever format you want. Also would recommend upgrading the Ram. Even just 32gb of DDR4 is better and getting fairly cheap now.

@DRAGON.13 Год назад

@@S-Technology thank you