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How about this little Sandy Bridge DualCore Mini PC? - bluray - 2012-05-25

OEM Production i1000A-P6B1 Intel Socket LGA1155 Intel H61 2 x 204Pin Black Mini

It'll make a nice little silent/low power HTPC for XBMC.......Nod

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RE: How about this little Sandy Bridge DualCore Mini PC? - Dougie Fresh - 2012-05-25

That looks a lot like this Lian-Li case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112361

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plus a DH61AG and a Pentium G630T.



RE: How about this little Sandy Bridge DualCore Mini PC? - bluray - 2012-05-25

(2012-05-25, 22:01)Dougie Fresh Wrote: That looks a lot like this Lian-Li case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112361
That is what I thought too, and it is a nice little case.....the power brick is included in the package....!


RE: How about this little Sandy Bridge DualCore Mini PC? - eskro - 2012-05-25

the PC-Q12B looks good!

i also like the PC-Q09FNB alot!
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RE: How about this little Sandy Bridge DualCore Mini PC? - bluray - 2012-05-26

(2012-05-25, 23:43)eskro Wrote: the PC-Q12B looks good!

i also like the PC-Q09FNB alot!
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It look good, but there is no pre-built with that case.....



RE: How about this little Sandy Bridge DualCore Mini PC? - Dougie Fresh - 2012-05-26

(2012-05-25, 23:19)bluray Wrote:
(2012-05-25, 22:01)Dougie Fresh Wrote: That looks a lot like this Lian-Li case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112361
That is what I thought too, and it is a nice little case.....the power brick is included in the package....!

The PC-Q12 has a 300W PSU -- which I think is a drawback. I wonder what 65W PSU the barebones is using. I'd rather have the 65W PSU than the 300W for G630T/H61 especially when there is only going to be room for an SSD and some RAM.


RE: How about this little Sandy Bridge DualCore Mini PC? - Beer40oz - 2012-05-26

I just noticed from looking at another lian li build... at someones house.... the metal they use is louder then other metals... Sad Pretty sad.... for such pretty cases...

RE: How about this little Sandy Bridge DualCore Mini PC? - bluray - 2012-05-26

(2012-05-26, 00:24)Dougie Fresh Wrote: I wonder what 65W PSU the barebones is using. I'd rather have the 65W PSU than the 300W for G630T/H61 especially when there is only going to be room for an SSD and some RAM.
It included fanless DC19V 3.6A 65W power brick (Option: 90W, 120W, 150W). Since there is an option for 150W power brick, it seems that the included DC-DC PSU is capable of 150W......

Since the AC-DC is external fanless power brick, it should be very similar to the Pico PSU system....it should be a very silent Nettop HTPC....Nod



RE: How about this little Sandy Bridge DualCore Mini PC? - Hail.ceasar - 2012-05-26

Am liking the look of this alot..

Do you think it can do full 3D bluray ? What do i need to add to complete a full HTPC?


(2012-05-25, 21:45)bluray Wrote: OEM Production i1000A-P6B1 Intel Socket LGA1155 Intel H61 2 x 204Pin Black Mini

It'll make a nice little silent/low power HTPC for XBMC.......Nod

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RE: How about this little Sandy Bridge DualCore Mini PC? - bluray - 2012-05-26

(2012-05-26, 13:43)Hail.ceasar Wrote: Am liking the look of this alot..

Do you think it can do full 3D bluray ? What do i need to add to complete a full HTPC?

It use this "Intel Desktop Board - DH61AG Miniatx" very sleedk and Thin Mini-ITX mobo (it is a high grade and special mobo by Intel for a very thin HTPC case)......you'll need CPU, Memory and SSD drive to complete the build. You can contact Newegg sale rep for help on it......

Here is the info on it-

-OEM Production i1000A-P6B1