Not stupid, just lazy. Google it for god sakes.

Looks like a sandwich/packed lunch box
Does the top peel off like that?

Hot anyway :smiley:

Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Teach him how to fish and he eats for a lifetime.

There were 4 questions there that you brazenly expected people to answer for you. That, in my opinion is being a chancer, especially as most were not questions of opinion, they were easily verifiable technical details.

​Put her money away! Go to one of the refurb outlets and get yourself a core2duo dell 755/760. Hundreds of these about ex govt/ company machines get sff or my versions not usff Around £50-60 mark. Then by yourself a evga gt610 graphics card ( works out the box) then follow this guide

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/308097-guide-el-capitan-1011x-dell-optiplex-780-760-755-790/

to the letter!

bang fully working hackintosh

Anyone know if you can hackintosh this?

Will this run w7 or w10 ?

Looks like a sandwich/packed lunch box
Does the top peel off like that?

Hot anyway :smiley:

Where can you get the graphics slice?

Wow! They're still doing that Free DOS? Good price though...

How do you install if there's no optical drive

what are the Pogo pins for?

Probably able to install Openelec(LibreELEC)

If the CPU was a little faster would have gone for a couple of these

http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Celeron+N3050+%40+1.60GHz

So I guess plex transcoding wouldn't work very well on this?

Thanks for reply

Great to know. I'm trying to think of the best way utilise this as a perimeter device with multiple NICs. I'd probably need to go down the USB NIC route

I used to have a client who went native. Her name was Mei Ling.

Now, where can I hide this from the Mrs after only just getting a "required" Microserver? :laughing:

39 people are not buying this anymore. :P

Price back to 119,99

£79.98 here :smiley:

Toasty :smiley:

And here

Just wondering would an old desktop PC with C2D 2.6GHz with 4G RAM or similar work better? as there are quite a lot on eBay, thinking to setup an ubuntu server with plexserver on it.

And here too now. The bit about X people about to buy is gone as well.

Yes indeed, PassMark for this CPU is 928 - C2D about 1700
but would be bigger wouldn't be as energy efficient. :smiley:

a few stupid questions:
1> How good is the CPU?
2> Is it quick for webbrowsing and youtubing?
3> Can I put in another SSD next to the original 32GB SSD?
4> Is it fanless (ie quiet/noisy?)?

that is very interesting. ​what other net top can it currently stack with for example?

For 12 quid more you can get the Brix from Amazon with J1900. It has twice the cpu grunt (roughly) which will be noticeable at some point. Doesn't come with 2GB ram, 32GB Memory or Dos, should you need such things.

or if it was my Ex; hiding it in the kitchen ? why bother, hiding it, she never went in there :smiley:
Its so small it will easy fit between the joists under the floorboards.

Many thanks!

nice little HTPC i think. Just pop some VLC and play from the NAS and away I go.

Have some heat OP

What's the chance that this CPU/GPU would handle N64 emulation? Also, any idea if it can do 1080/24p?

Is this a more powerful machine than the one they did for £99.99 on Black Friday?

​White Collar? :sunglasses:

Faster, cheaper, and room for more hard drives yes, but bigger, noisier, and will suck more power.... :smiley:

For a server your best bet is the HP Microserver deals, lovely little box.

i'd recommend something like an intel nuc, much faster and better supported

​i use a dlink 320l as a Plex server, works great

If your just streming video via openelec I'm hoping this should be pretty good? Assuming you can install openelc over the existing Win10?

All these so called "32GB SSD" units are pretty crap - whether laptops or mini pcs.

They usually have no internal sata interface and the SSD is not an SSD, it is slow eMMC storage which is usually soldered into place - which means if it fails, you can junk the whole unit!

False economy - don't buy!

Only the other modules in the same range AFAIK, there are some examples in my original post.

Only worth it if you want for specific purpose. Many will be dazzled by the price and the gimmicky size but think about how much use youll get from it in reality.

That doesn't include ram or storage though? So isn't £12 more. it's considerably more

If the internal storage ever failed you could run the OS from an external USB using the 3.0 Port.

No. I bought both.

This one is slow, noisy & hard to upgrade.

It has a fan ? That's unbelievable - must be the only N3050 minipc that has - definitely avoid !

Or you could buy the official hard drive module which sits on the top.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Acer-Memory-Module-2-5%C2%A0inch-5400%C2%A0RPM/dp/B0183NPHPI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1461591658&sr=8-1&keywords=acer+revo++module

people are saying this is slow, but if you can stack it what's the problem?

thanks for your not-helpful-and-lazy-answer mate.

​Put her money away! Go to one of the refurb outlets and get yourself a core2duo dell 755/760. Hundreds of these about ex govt/ company machines get sff or my versions not usff Around £50-60 mark. Then by yourself a evga gt610 graphics card ( works out the box) then follow this guide

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/308097-guide-el-capitan-1011x-dell-optiplex-780-760-755-790/

to the letter!

bang fully working hackintosh

Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Teach him how to fish and he eats for a lifetime.

There were 4 questions there that you brazenly expected people to answer for you. That, in my opinion is being a chancer, especially as most were not questions of opinion, they were easily verifiable technical details.

Yep. Like I stated in my 3rd sentence. Ram so cheap right now that I would simply put the 2gb in the bin, not even worth the time to eBay it, and throw in a 8GB stick.
These barebones units are mainly bought by blokes who like to tinker, and who hasn't got a spare drive and soddim lying around, purchase at an irresistible price thanks to this very site? :wink:

N.m.m.bk

Thank you, very helpful indeed!

Wonder why they put useless freedos on these instead of a linux distro ?
e.g. Linux Mint - then you'd have a usable machine out of the box.

Could this theoretically controlled via SSH from a tablet? I mean is there a way to install an OS without a monitor?

In a world of ever dwindling sea fish numbers, this is stupid.

Plug it into a tv with hdmi, when I first tried to set up my nuc, I had to use a 720p tv, it wouldn't work on a 1080p tv.
You can try to install from a usb cd drive, but a bootable usb stick might be easier. You might need to change bios settings to get it to boot.

I've got one of these plugged to my microwave. Awesome ****!

Unfortunately I don't even have a TV at all. I thinking along the lines of booting some Linux live distro with SSH preconfigured.

I don't see why not. It's just another computer at the end of the day. I wouldn't do that from a tablet though.

try magic

do have to remove lid first

anyone know which SODIMM memory these take? i couldn't find out from googling :disappointed:

Bought this for £50 (best offer):
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222092435370?ul_noapp=true&quantity=1&autorefresh=true

:smiley:

The display port on the 760 doesn't carry audio.

Thanks. I intend to get a graphics card anyway and connect over HDMI.

Tiny spec, no choice of software, and half the drive bays, for the sake of £55. Microserver worth the extra :smiley: What's it max out at, 50, 60 MB/s? That's not the drives or the network limiting things you know!

It is still available on that price............