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I'd just backup my stuff and remove it :-) and then think twice if you want to install it again, hehe.
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2018-11-10, 08:36
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I hasten to inform you that there guys uraa the new BIOS has been adjusted to> Apollo Lake, we are stitching and writing. It turns out that 1.50 and 1.60 we skip them, although they are hidden, but they are downloaded immediately to 1.70 and 1.80, so it turns out?
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Hi all,
I was looking at a ASRock Beebox J4205 for a LibreElec build to replace a failing NUC.
But reading through this thread am I right to assume I should stay away?
Are the claims of 4K@60Hz never going to happen?
One more thing, will any remote work on this box?
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I also have an J4205 - 4K@ 60 works fine here. I have combined it with a FLIRC and use USB wakeup.
But - yes - it seems some guys in here (especially loud voiced ones) have issues with this device, while I never had issues.
As it's already 2019, go with a J5005 instead.
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anyone looking to buy a Apollo lake nuc in usa pm me its modelNUC6CAYH has 120 ssd in it and 16 ram
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I see there is a new HDMI firmware from November 2019 version 1.77.93. There are no release notes, anyone know if there are any changes worth reinstalling Windows to update for?