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Even when i think this is the best option for me (and perhaps ill buy it) ill put u 2 con:
- this boxes are hard to "repair". I had a foxconn nt330i but now have GPU problems, i cant change it, its all integrated, not easy to change CPU or GPU and use other things
- small things get heat, and coolers with time work worse. On the foxconn i had the cooler replacement is very expensible and hard to find, probably Zotac have similar problems.
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eskro
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I wonder why no one said --> its not water proof....
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Thinking of buying this but also want to be able to use the PVR function sometime in the future. Will this build work as the PVR backend as well?
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Bryce
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Will this setup as is have enough power for emulating up to gamecube games?
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Why cant we use openELEC in this HW build?
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jammyb
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Correct. It's labelled windows build purely so the possible buyer 'can' put windows on if they wanted. [for Netflix etc]
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Bay Trail NUC FTW!
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Very nice build, the last step is to choose between it and intel i3 nuc
