2013-08-31, 15:14
(2013-08-31, 12:58)Platypus2 Wrote: Finally some more haswell sightings;
http://www.legitreviews.com/intel-nuc-ki...ide_122531
Still no release date though
Interesting cases from Chenbro in your link on Page 2
Interesting cases from Chenbro in your link on Page 2
2013-08-31, 15:16
Quote:Right now, my NUC (Win8 / rc6 mce remote) doesn't seem to want to wake up from sleep,... the blue light blinks on top,... but it won't wake up using the remote,... only if I press the on button will it wake up. ... I changed something, but at the moment, can't seem to figure it out,...
any suggestions?
Which remote do you have exactly? Does the receiver and an LED indicator that lights up when it receives a signal? (mine has on burried in the front clear plastic).
Another thing you can try is to boot off of an OpenELEC live stick and see if it works in there. At least it will tell you if it is the OS or the hardware itself.
Ernie
2013-08-31, 16:53
(2013-08-31, 12:58)Platypus2 Wrote: Finally some more haswell sightings;
http://www.legitreviews.com/intel-nuc-ki...ide_122531
Still no release date though
No official release date from Intel.
Quote from legit reviews.com
" We wouldn’t be surprised if we see the Haswell versions of the NUC hitting the streets sometime in late October 2013. It feels like that is still so far away, but it will be here before you know it. Intel wouldn’t give us any information on pricing, but we expected them to be around the same MSRPs as the original Ivy Bridge NUCs. So, expect to see something in the $329-$399 price range for the kits"
2013-08-31, 18:22
(2013-08-31, 15:16)aesalazar Wrote: Which remote do you have exactly? Does the receiver and an LED indicator that lights up when it receives a signal? (mine has on burried in the front clear plastic).
Ernie
the remote works, ... just have to figure out whatever I did to make it "not wake up" anymore.
Legion
2013-08-31, 19:51
Okay I think I'm starting to lose my mind here.
I took apart the NUC and removed everything possible, motherboard and all.
Then I put it back together.
It's reading 20c cooler now than before.. Peaking at about high 60s to low 70s Celsius when playing HD content. What the heck?
@Legion how are you liking that case? I'm thinking about maybe buying one.
I took apart the NUC and removed everything possible, motherboard and all.
Then I put it back together.
It's reading 20c cooler now than before.. Peaking at about high 60s to low 70s Celsius when playing HD content. What the heck?
@Legion how are you liking that case? I'm thinking about maybe buying one.
2013-08-31, 19:53
(2013-08-31, 18:22)Legion455 Wrote: the remote works, ... just have to figure out whatever I did to make it "not wake up" anymore.
Legion
Hummm...bios maybe? Also, in windows, check device manager and make sure it is set to "Allow this device to wake the computer" under the Power Management tab of its properties.
2013-08-31, 20:38
(2013-08-31, 19:51)Nathanial Wrote: @Legion how are you liking that case? I'm thinking about maybe buying one.
I like the case,... seems to do the job, looks good, still small,...dissipates the heat
(2013-08-31, 19:53)aesalazar Wrote: Hummm...bios maybe? Also, in windows, check device manager and make sure it is set to "Allow this device to wake the computer" under the Power Management tab of its properties.
I'll check that out, thank you!!
Legion
2013-09-01, 00:14
did you made any specific configuration/settings on Openelec or XBMC in order to take best performances/rendering of your NUC i3?
if yes, could you list them?
thank you in advance
if yes, could you list them?
thank you in advance
2013-09-01, 00:27
about haswell version why use mini hdmi instead of normal hdmi ?
So now we need a converter (i don't like converters that can worse the picture quality)
So now we need a converter (i don't like converters that can worse the picture quality)
2013-09-01, 04:46
woot, almost done installing the simerec, had to do a lot of dremeling and drilling but it looks clean
however i messed up the double sided tape on the back of the simerec, any idea the best way to stick it to the case?
industrial double tape? super glue?
however i messed up the double sided tape on the back of the simerec, any idea the best way to stick it to the case?
industrial double tape? super glue?
2013-09-01, 08:43
(2013-09-01, 00:27)Roby77 Wrote: about haswell version why use mini hdmi instead of normal hdmi ?
So now we need a converter (i don't like converters that can worse the picture quality)
Look at this on eBay:
HDMI Female to Type C Mini HDMI Male Adapter Convertor - Gold Plated
http://bit.ly/UCC6u9
(2013-09-01, 04:46)verismo Wrote: woot, almost done installing the simerec, had to do a lot of dremeling and drilling but it looks clean
however i messed up the double sided tape on the back of the simerec, any idea the best way to stick it to the case?
industrial double tape? super glue?
Pics!!
2013-09-01, 08:53
(2013-09-01, 08:43)jammyb Wrote:Well spotted but I wouldn't like to have that poking out the back of my HTPC. It looks to easy to bump and break the motherboard. I'd prefer to see a bit of cable in the middle, or just buy a mini to standard cable.(2013-09-01, 00:27)Roby77 Wrote: about haswell version why use mini hdmi instead of normal hdmi ?
So now we need a converter (i don't like converters that can worse the picture quality)
Look at this on eBay:
HDMI Female to Type C Mini HDMI Male Adapter Convertor - Gold Plated
http://bit.ly/UCC6u9
