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Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - Roosvelt - 2015-02-19
(2015-02-19, 00:28)macrho Wrote: found the i5 on overstock and placed an order, we'll see how it works with my Panasonic 65AX800U over DisplayPort
Hi macrho could you please give me the name of the supplier where you placed your order.
I'll buy the H version NUC5i5RYH.
Thanks
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - DocG - 2015-02-19
Overstock?
Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - Roosvelt - 2015-02-19
(2015-02-19, 08:49)DocG Wrote: Overstock?
Thank you DocG I didn't know this supplier because I'm french and now I pretty much understand macrho's post ;-)
Great price on overstock but when you add shipping and duty/taxes I don't know if it's a good deal.
Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - Roosvelt - 2015-02-19
Hey guys with the H version we're agree that you can fit a 2.5"HDD of 1 Tb and a M2 SSD of 256Go for example ?
What will you do in my place ?
Would you only buy a 2.5" HDD of 1 Tb to run W7 and stocked movies and run openelec on the USB 3.0 stick
or
buy a 2.5" HDD of 1Tb for the movies only and have a M2 SSD of 256 Go with W7 and run openelec on a usb stick sandisk ?
Thanks
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - DocG - 2015-02-19
It's expensive considering shipping etc., but if I can wait another week or so I can buy the i5 reasonably close by, and probably at the cheapest price point available at that time. That Australian reseller currently has the cheapest listed prices for the i3 models.
Can't help you with your question as I'm not you. I wouldn't get the H, I'd use M.2 for OS and I would store movies externally. ;-)
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - iHateMemphiz - 2015-02-19
@Roosvelt, apologies for not posting the link
Looks like it shipped and I'll have it today though don't have the memory/hard drive from amazon yet so it'll be a weekend install
i plan on running win 8.1 on it, it's the NUC5i5RYK though had to order the M.2 SSD which was more expensive than the 2.5 SSD but I'm a sucker for the small form factor and was ok with the added expense
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - tfouto - 2015-02-19
(2015-02-19, 12:25)macrho Wrote: @Roosvelt, apologies for not posting the link
Looks like it shipped and I'll have it today though don't have the memory/hard drive from amazon yet so it'll be a weekend install
i plan on running win 8.1 on it, it's the NUC5i5RYK though had to order the M.2 SSD which was more expensive than the 2.5 SSD but I'm a sucker for the small form factor and was ok with the added expense
Which M.2 SSD did you buy? I cant find many. There are alot more msata available then M.2.
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - iHateMemphiz - 2015-02-19
(2015-02-19, 15:19)tfouto Wrote: Which M.2 SSD did you buy? I cant find many. There are alot more msata available then M.2.
Very pricey: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J9V53M6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - tfouto - 2015-02-19
(2015-02-19, 15:39)macrho Wrote:(2015-02-19, 15:19)tfouto Wrote: Which M.2 SSD did you buy? I cant find many. There are alot more msata available then M.2.
Very pricey: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J9V53M6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Did you buy a PCI-E? Isn't the interface SATA III? I think Sata III is enough for my uses anyway. Cheaper...
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - iHateMemphiz - 2015-02-19
(2015-02-19, 15:48)tfouto Wrote: Did you buy a PCI-E? Isn't the interface SATA III? I think Sata III is enough for my uses anyway. Cheaper...
yes, it's PCI-E the m.2 slot is supposed to support SATA and PCI-E
I guess I'll find out if it doesn't
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - tfouto - 2015-02-19
(2015-02-19, 15:55)macrho Wrote:(2015-02-19, 15:48)tfouto Wrote: Did you buy a PCI-E? Isn't the interface SATA III? I think Sata III is enough for my uses anyway. Cheaper...
yes, it's PCI-E the m.2 slot is supposed to support SATA and PCI-E
I guess I'll find out if it doesn't
Ok, i have read it. yes it supports PCI-E either. My question is does it worth it? SSD is already really fast...
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - iHateMemphiz - 2015-02-19
(2015-02-19, 16:54)tfouto Wrote: Ok, i have read it. yes it supports PCI-E either. My question is does it worth it? SSD is already really fast...
it's probably not worth it but figured i'd jump on and try
Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - Roosvelt - 2015-02-19
(2015-02-19, 15:55)macrho Wrote:(2015-02-19, 15:48)tfouto Wrote: Did you buy a PCI-E? Isn't the interface SATA III? I think Sata III is enough for my uses anyway. Cheaper...
yes, it's PCI-E the m.2 slot is supposed to support SATA and PCI-E
I guess I'll find out if it doesn't
No problem ;-)
The Samsung XPS rules.
Legit reviews had test it with the last nuc i5 it's the best product available on the market to date.
http://www.legitreviews.com/intel-nuc-kit-nuc5i5ryk-review-broadwell-comes-nuc_158261
I don't know if I'll buy this one only for Kodi use except if I'll do as you told me the K version and a external usb 3.0 HD connected to.
Do you think you can FTP from the iMac to the external usb directly ?
Today I ftp my files to the internal HDD of my ISP's box
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - majistik - 2015-02-19
Its In German but says what is needed to know.
4k H265 test with 5i3ryk
http://www.computerbase.de/2015-02/intel-nuc5i3ryk-broadwell-test/4/#diagramm-cpu-last-streaming-watchever-sd
Runs fine with MPC HC
Open elec should also run fine.
RE: Intel NUC - Broadwell (5th Generation CPU) - korsbaek - 2015-02-19
(2015-02-18, 07:28)janrex Wrote:(2015-02-15, 12:54)korsbaek Wrote:(2015-02-15, 12:07)gandharva Wrote: Did you try this?
http://nucblog.net/2014/01/getting-the-ir-receiver-to-work-with-haswell-nucs/
unfortunately I have already tried this but it doesn't work. Maybe the problem is that IR receiver have an alternate address on the Boardwell NUC then the haswell NUC.
Is there a way to report this to intel or raise it in their community forums? Issues with CIR and haswell were previously reported and fixed even though it took a while:
https://communities.intel.com/message/216302
Hopefully something similar can be done with the Broadwell NUC?
Good idea
I have just made a report there hopefully there someone that can help.
https://communities.intel.com/thread/60505