2013-09-18, 10:59
They're both the same.
2013-09-18, 21:38
(2013-09-18, 05:29)nickr Wrote: Loose cable? overheating? bad psu? faulty drive?
The PXE message is because it cannot find the hard drive so tries a PXE boot over the network. Presumably you don't have PXE booting set up so it fails that too.
Couldnt tell you, but I doubt any of those. I literally pulled out the power connector from the back of the unit and then plugged it back in 30seconds later. Booted it up, and everything was fine.
2013-09-19, 00:03
2013-09-19, 00:07
43 db under load. Definitely not silent but I guess not bad considering youve got the power of an i5. Not digging the mini HDMI, means another adapter/cable to deal with but oh well.
At full load only 25 watts, nice.
Ernie
At full load only 25 watts, nice.
Ernie
2013-09-19, 06:42
It's more the Power of an i3 
I don't know why they call it an i5
Quote:Up To 2.6GHz Dual-Core
I don't know why they call it an i5
2013-09-19, 08:29
I can't wait for the release of the new i3 nuc!
Do you think the HD4400 is capable of playing 4k material? I'm thinking in long terms, as I don't want to change the system in the next few years...
Do you think the HD4400 is capable of playing 4k material? I'm thinking in long terms, as I don't want to change the system in the next few years...
2013-09-19, 09:32
It is since months.... here is a screenshot with xbmc: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5572...vaapi2.png
4K decode is one thing - 4K output another. I pushed a fix to xbmc, so that 4K decoding is enabled, when intel va driver is new enough. No idea on the windows side though.
4K decode is one thing - 4K output another. I pushed a fix to xbmc, so that 4K decoding is enabled, when intel va driver is new enough. No idea on the windows side though.
2013-09-19, 09:59
Thanks for your answer. I'm not sure I understood it, though. You say it's playable, but the output is questionable? I don't think I'll be using windows, I plan to use openelec or xbmc on a linux distro.
2013-09-19, 10:14
I have played 4K vidoes without an issue on my 1080p screen. I don't have a 4K TV around to test actual 4K output.
2013-09-19, 10:39
(2013-09-19, 10:14)fritsch Wrote: I don't have a 4K TV around to test actual 4K output.We'll have to up the donations
2013-09-19, 11:11
Lol - no, checkout master branch, build it and run it on yours and report back.
2013-09-19, 11:23
Does the brand matter, I have 3 different 4K in house.
Oh, no, just waked up and it was only a dream.
Oh, no, just waked up and it was only a dream.
2013-09-19, 13:26
2013-09-19, 14:33
