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The Airtop Is One Of The Coolest Linux-Friendly PCs Ever For Enthusiasts
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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?
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So, 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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In 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.
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The Airtop Is One Of The Coolest Linux-Friendly PCs Ever For Enthusiasts
Phoronix: The Airtop Is One Of The Coolest Linux-Friendly PCs Ever For Enthusiasts
How would you like a powerful PC that is all passively cooled -- thanks to a special design, able to naturally dissipate 200 Watts -- that can drive four 4K displays, four hard disks, multiple Ethernet ports, can handle a discrete graphics card, and is made of aluminum? Oh yeah, and is from a Linux-friendly company...
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