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what is a good mini or regular size motherboard that has built in wifi, HDMI etc.(pretty much all inclusive motherboard) to pair up with the 847 for a nice smooth setup?
Keeping budget in mind of course?
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Celeron 847 is a notebook CPU that is soldered to the motherboard so you don´t "pair up" a Celeron 847 with a mobo of choice.
I would suggest looking at Celeron G1610 if you want to mix and match.
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2013-08-15, 18:13
(This post was last modified: 2013-08-15, 18:22 by miklud.)
Can you tll I'm a NUUB or what!!
I think the 847 , now that I know its all inclusive would be a bit cheaper... so I'm basically looking for a netbook or laptop that has this processor/mobo ...or can I built a mini pc using that setup? Is the WIFI in this setup pretty solid or choppy as I will be streaming over WIFI
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What will you be streaming? Not many people have had good luck streaming 1080P material over wireless.
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2013-08-16, 23:41
(This post was last modified: 2013-08-17, 00:00 by miklud.)
Liking both the Foxconn and other suggestion in post after that.....but my friend just offered me an older dell optiplex case or one a bit smaller from an older IBM think center. They are the slim style case, not so much mini but small enoug for the living room.
I want to build off this, what is a good mother board that fill fit , (maybe an asus) that is similar to the one mentioned in the previous post(not a mini though) and then I'll go from there.
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Nice...but if you want to upgrade in future the processor is soldered to the board
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2013-08-17, 19:54
(This post was last modified: 2013-08-17, 19:57 by A_Niny_Maus.)
miklud, I will explain. The Celeron 847 is a laptop processor that can't be removed from the motherboard.
The NUC units you mentioned or the other barebone systems will work fine for your work. I'm not really sure what you mean by your use of "wifi"? Most wifi receivers work fine but your wifi router just needs put out a strong signal anyway.
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Those older PCs you want to build on (Dell, IBM) may have proprietary designs and it might not be easy to add a new motherboard. I would once again suggest the NUC+wifi