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- webcontact [OP]
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- sickcars
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- Mar 13, 2004
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What will you use it for?
Seems expensive to me.
Seems expensive to me.
- fordmaple
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It's very good/fast but not the fastest for the money. You're paying for a small package. It also lacks a dedicated/descreet GPU in the event you needed it for gaming which cannot be added after the fact.
- webcontact [OP]
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- Gee
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You can do a lot better for 1700$webcontact wrote: ↑ I am looking for basic web development and YouTube 4k video streaming.
- CNeufeld
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- Mar 23, 2008
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You're spending a lot of money for features that aren't of use to you. Basic web development and 4K streaming don't require a 6 core 4.7GHz i7 processor, and they don't require 2TB of NVMe SSD space.
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- sickcars
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Does it need to be a small computer like that? You could build a better AMD based Tower for less money.
webcontact wrote: ↑ I am looking for basic web development and YouTube 4k video streaming.
- webcontact [OP]
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- coilz
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It's like a laptop without the screen and keyboard.... you're paying them to put that in a small package. Will be good for HTPC and situations where space is at a premium ( but then you'll need space for the monitor/keyboard/mouse for normal use anyways...).
Consider one of those Asrock Deskmini barebone pc kits. if you want a small yet pretty powerful PC. Or just a laptop!
Consider one of those Asrock Deskmini barebone pc kits. if you want a small yet pretty powerful PC. Or just a laptop!
- sickcars
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i would just build a new computer for around $1,200 give or take.
here is a suggestion but you can change anything you want to save money or make it even more powerful - https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/Cwtfjp
here is a suggestion but you can change anything you want to save money or make it even more powerful - https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/Cwtfjp
webcontact wrote: ↑ it's okay as I am not more interested in small computer. Open to any other suitable AMD or any other reference. Please suggest any better option.
- webcontact [OP]
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Thank you all for your input. It really helps me a lot to choose better option.
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