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ECS LIVA Mini-PC has Windows 8.1 and Bing
Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) is pleased to announce that the most attractive Mini PC, LIVA, now preloads Windows 8.1 with Bing operation system to deliver more benefits and convenience to its users.
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Wye43
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#4946086 Posted on: 10/27/2014 04:06 PM
Mini-ITX is news?
wikipedia:Mini-ITX
This one is not even nice case design. Looks like the work of an amateur in a basement.
Mini-ITX is news?
wikipedia:Mini-ITX
This one is not even nice case design. Looks like the work of an amateur in a basement.
Hisenburg
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#4946101 Posted on: 10/27/2014 04:25 PM
wikipedia:Mini-ITX
This one is not even nice case design. Looks like the work of an amateur in a basement.
You know some skilled people in the basement.
wikipedia:Mini-ITX
This one is not even nice case design. Looks like the work of an amateur in a basement.
You know some skilled people in the basement.
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#4946844 Posted on: 10/28/2014 03:56 PM
Or you can go even smaller with "thin m-ITX":
For example: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Q87T/overview/
Combine it with a smaler version of GTX 970: http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/gigabyte-mini-itx-gtx-970-graphics-card.html
And a mPCI-e SSD, and 4970K.
Lay the GPU flat, and use a Pci-e slot riser/extender. And voila, you could probably even use a smal custom fitted Alu/copper-block that extends 1cm, and transfer the heat from the GPU and CPU to a passively cooled Alu-case. In total, it would be perhaps 3-4 cm high, 17cm in width, and around 30cm long. ++ if you need larger cooling-areal. Perhaps you should use a Low-voltage CPU, just to be safe.
But either way, if you have some metal-working skills, you could make a pretty decent gaming-PC, and have a thiny case you easily could fit behind, or inside your monitor (with active cooling).
Or you can go even smaller with "thin m-ITX":
For example: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Q87T/overview/
Combine it with a smaler version of GTX 970: http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/gigabyte-mini-itx-gtx-970-graphics-card.html
And a mPCI-e SSD, and 4970K.
Lay the GPU flat, and use a Pci-e slot riser/extender. And voila, you could probably even use a smal custom fitted Alu/copper-block that extends 1cm, and transfer the heat from the GPU and CPU to a passively cooled Alu-case. In total, it would be perhaps 3-4 cm high, 17cm in width, and around 30cm long. ++ if you need larger cooling-areal. Perhaps you should use a Low-voltage CPU, just to be safe.
But either way, if you have some metal-working skills, you could make a pretty decent gaming-PC, and have a thiny case you easily could fit behind, or inside your monitor (with active cooling).
StewieTech
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#4946847 Posted on: 10/28/2014 03:58 PM
That is small O.O, even smaller than gigabyte brix. I mean look at it. Amazing.
That is small O.O, even smaller than gigabyte brix. I mean look at it. Amazing.
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I am waiting for the time we will be able to build a full fledge ( powerful gpu and cpu ) pcs in this small boxes ... I start to hate these engines setting next to us.