(2013-10-19, 09:38)BLKMGK Wrote: [cut]Its brand new, and indeed not available at this moment. It should (could/would) be the successor of the i53b (which I use as my major media-player), and as soon as it is available a get my hand (not hands, its a small item
The GiadaPC looks nice but a search on NewEgg, which they list as a vendor, turns up no hits for that model - same with Amazon.
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) on it. I love this model.
(2013-10-24, 16:53)cecemf Wrote: What do you guy's think of this config ?corrected link - http://www.amazon.co.uk/OCHW-PILEDRIVER-...B00CQZY7MO
I know it's extreme and overkilling it BUT it's cheaper then the Intel NUC and it's gorgeous too LOL
Would that work well with OpenELEC ?
AMD PILEDRIVER A-4 4000 DUAL CORE 3.2Ghz CPU
8GB 1333Mhz DDR3 RAM
1000GB Hard Drive Storage Space
CROOSSFIRE ATI RADEON HD 7480D + 2GB ATI RADEON HD 6670
ASRock FM2A75M-ITX R2.0 Mini-ITX FM2 Sata 3 USB 3.0
for only £399
(2013-10-24, 16:53)cecemf Wrote: I know it's extreme and overkilling it BUT it's cheaper then the Intel NUC and it's gorgeous too LOL
(2013-10-24, 17:06)dagatech Wrote:(2013-10-24, 16:53)cecemf Wrote: What do you guy's think of this config ?corrected link - http://www.amazon.co.uk/OCHW-PILEDRIVER-...B00CQZY7MO
I know it's extreme and overkilling it BUT it's cheaper then the Intel NUC and it's gorgeous too LOL
Would that work well with OpenELEC ?
AMD PILEDRIVER A-4 4000 DUAL CORE 3.2Ghz CPU
8GB 1333Mhz DDR3 RAM
1000GB Hard Drive Storage Space
CROOSSFIRE ATI RADEON HD 7480D + 2GB ATI RADEON HD 6670
ASRock FM2A75M-ITX R2.0 Mini-ITX FM2 Sata 3 USB 3.0
for only £399
how is that cheaper than the NUC? I typed NUC into the amazon search box and the first three results were all significantly less. Also, that graphics card(s) is MASSIVE overkill, and would significantly up your power draw, heat, and fan noise. If you're planning on gaming as well, then maybe. For just HTPC use, don't do it.
(2013-10-24, 17:43)joelbaby Wrote:(2013-10-24, 12:55)javiertoti Wrote: I want a Intel NUC to play all kind of HD content (Hi10p included). Should I go for a i3 NUC or better wait for any new specific model like Haswell D54250WYK?
To play everything, use an i3. Eg. D34010WYK
Quote:Does that include 3D 1080p ?Yes.
(2013-10-24, 17:28)cecemf Wrote: It is, the NUC doesn't have the memory or hardrive included, therefor you endup paying way more !
(2013-10-24, 18:16)joelbaby Wrote:Quote:Does that include 3D 1080p ?Yes.
But I would wait for the D34010WYK to be on sale very soon - particularly if you want to use an infra red remote because it has a sensor built in. It also has better graphics.
The RRP should be cheaper than the older model.
Currently suppliers are advertising pre-orders at a high price, but just hang in there because its due imminently.
(2013-10-24, 17:28)cecemf Wrote: It is, the NUC doesn't have the memory or hardrive included, therefor you endup paying way more !
Care to rethink that?
(2013-10-24, 18:23)cecemf Wrote:(2013-10-24, 18:16)joelbaby Wrote:Quote:Does that include 3D 1080p ?Yes.
But I would wait for the D34010WYK to be on sale very soon - particularly if you want to use an infra red remote because it has a sensor built in. It also has better graphics.
The RRP should be cheaper than the older model.
Currently suppliers are advertising pre-orders at a high price, but just hang in there because its due imminently.
(2013-10-24, 17:28)cecemf Wrote: It is, the NUC doesn't have the memory or hardrive included, therefor you endup paying way more !
Care to rethink that?
Looks great but it's going to be near £400 isn't it ?
(2013-10-24, 18:38)voip-ninja Wrote:(2013-10-24, 18:23)cecemf Wrote:(2013-10-24, 18:16)joelbaby Wrote: Yes.
But I would wait for the D34010WYK to be on sale very soon - particularly if you want to use an infra red remote because it has a sensor built in. It also has better graphics.
The RRP should be cheaper than the older model.
Currently suppliers are advertising pre-orders at a high price, but just hang in there because its due imminently.
Care to rethink that?
Looks great but it's going to be near £400 isn't it ?
Done with the thread-jacking? Start a thread about building a big overkill PC for HTPC and I'm sure you will find plenty of people who will chime in.
If you don't understand the appeal of a NUC and why people will spend around the same amount of cash for it as on a "real PC RAWR" then you shouldn't even be in this thread.
(2013-10-24, 18:42)cecemf Wrote:(2013-10-24, 18:38)voip-ninja Wrote:(2013-10-24, 18:23)cecemf Wrote: Looks great but it's going to be near £400 isn't it ?
Done with the thread-jacking? Start a thread about building a big overkill PC for HTPC and I'm sure you will find plenty of people who will chime in.
If you don't understand the appeal of a NUC and why people will spend around the same amount of cash for it as on a "real PC RAWR" then you shouldn't even be in this thread.
God ! someone need to get out and take some fresh air ! breath man !
Where do you see me insisting, I understood the first time looking into the NUC now as you can tell above, god ! chill !
(2013-10-24, 18:16)joelbaby Wrote:Quote:Does that include 3D 1080p ?Yes.
But I would wait for the D34010WYK to be on sale very soon - particularly if you want to use an infra red remote because it has a sensor built in. It also has better graphics.
The RRP should be cheaper than the older model.
Currently suppliers are advertising pre-orders at a high price, but just hang in there because its due imminently.
(2013-10-24, 17:28)cecemf Wrote: It is, the NUC doesn't have the memory or hardrive included, therefor you endup paying way more !
Care to rethink that?
(2013-10-25, 00:47)ChopD Wrote: I've got an i3 Haswell on order, £230. The due date has been 30th October since I ordered but I'm expecting that to change, given somebody else has an i5 on order from the same place and their date just changed to 8th Nov.
With £30 on 4Gb ram and £56 on a 64Gb msata, it comes in at £316.
