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The Airtop Is One Of The Coolest Linux-Friendly PCs Ever For Enthusiasts
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Originally posted by GraysonPeddie View PostHm...? Wha-- What happened? It seems my post has not been approved automatically, even as a premium member.
It's a bug with the forums.
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Originally posted by lvlark View PostSo, it looks like RAM and HDD's are easily accessible and replaced, how about the GPU? Can I drop in an AMD Polaris? (..) Same question for the CPU, can it be replaced? Will there be an AMD option?
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Hm...? Wha-- What happened? It seems my post has not been approved automatically, even as a premium member.
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I love that symphonic song in the video! That would be my inspiration for writing that kind of song, as I have Studio Orchestra from Digital Sound Factory. It probably won't be as good as compared to the one in the video.
And fanless PC! That's something I'd like. My server is fanless and it powers my AMD Athlon 5350 APU. I'm using my Arctic Alpine M1 Heatsink. I really don't know if I could go fanless with a 65W TDP CPU that's in my Thermaltake Core V21.
Could a CompuLab AirTop be a NAS? I don't need a high-end CPU as a media server that streams movies to my home theater PC. Since the article mentions it can hold up to four hard drives, could it hold an SSD as an OS drive?
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No Skylake. Do not want.
*continues typing away on new Skylake notebook and desktop*
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Originally posted by lvlark View PostSo, it looks like RAM and HDD's are easily accessible and replaced, how about the GPU? Can I drop in an AMD Polaris? (If those do, indeed, up the perf-per-watt game they would be a strong combination with this pc) Better yet, will they offer a Polaris option out of the box? Ofcourse, Polaris will have to be released first...
Same question for the CPU, can it be replaced? Will there be an AMD option?
Code:Is it POLARIS with POLARIS and POLARIS ? if POLARIS then POLARIS else POLARIS end POLARIS.
Now concerning this computer, if it works that well even in summer I already love it.
So bad the price is not revealed atm! Definitly wanna follow this project, as all my PC are primarly built for silence
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Originally posted by lvlark View PostSo, it looks like RAM and HDD's are easily accessible and replaced, how about the GPU?
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Originally posted by EmbeddedSteve View PostIn 1984 Apple introduced a Computer called the Macintosh with . . . . Convection Cooling! Meaning the same sort of thing, cold air in the bottom, hot air out the top. . .
Nothing new here. The infamous Apple "cube" was also true to this design, connector technology had not caught up with reality yet.
Originally posted by lvlark View PostSo, it looks like RAM and HDD's are easily accessible and replaced, how about the GPU? Can I drop in an AMD Polaris? (If those do, indeed, up the perf-per-watt game they would be a strong combination with this pc) Better yet, will they offer a Polaris option out of the box? Ofcourse, Polaris will have to be released first...
Same question for the CPU, can it be replaced? Will there be an AMD option?
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