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eGPU support? This thing is already a beast for all but gaming, but the Mac Minis thoroughly dominate this niche now. Still a good deal if you need a multi-core monster that's not a Mac for any reason
You are clearly not the target audience for this. It comes with 2x10G SFP+, this is targeted towards homelabbers and running multi-cluster setups. Its silly to compare with a Mac Mini....
eGPU support? This thing is already a beast for all but gaming, but the Mac Minis thoroughly dominate this niche now. Still a good deal if you need a multi-core monster that's not a Mac for any reason
They have a different product for that setup. This is for home lab ppl.
eGPU support? This thing is already a beast for all but gaming, but the Mac Minis thoroughly dominate this niche now. Still a good deal if you need a multi-core monster that's not a Mac for any reason
Yes. It does not have an Oculink port, but it supposedly includes an Oculink adapter that can be installed to provide the port.
I have the MS-01, but using it for custom software that records, transcodes, and uploads data from live events with many parallel threads to meet QoS demands. Portability was also a concern.
eGPU support? This thing is already a beast for all but gaming, but the Mac Minis thoroughly dominate this niche now. Still a good deal if you need a multi-core monster that's not a Mac for any reason
It actually has an Internal PCIE X16 slot for low profile single slot gpu.
Yes. It does not have an Oculink port, but it supposedly includes an Oculink adapter that can be installed to provide the port.
Bad form to reply to my own comment, but I saw a couple of written reviews that stated it came with an Oculink adapter. However, I just watched the video review from Level1Techs and he stated that it DOESN'T come with the Oculink adapter (maybe a difference between review units and shipping units?). However, PCIe to Oculink adapters are readily available on the Internet for $30-$35.
Better to build your own system around a bd790/5 minisforum motherboard. They really are excellent. Unless you need the dual 10gb but there's always pcie x16 for that.
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They have a different product for that setup. This is for home lab ppl.
Would the Ryzen 9 7945HX bottleneck a 9070xt?
Would the Ryzen 9 7945HX bottleneck a 9070xt?
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Would the Ryzen 9 7945HX bottleneck a 9070xt?
If you can push it at 75w without issues it should be fine
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