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It's a good first effort, but I'd still give Intel the lead for now: * No Thunderbolt (so forget about extending with eGPU) or even Type C. * No HDMI. * I wo
by yyyk 7y ago
It's a good first effort, but I'd still give Intel the lead for now:
* No Thunderbolt (so forget about extending with eGPU) or even Type C.
* No HDMI.
* I wonder about the cooling. 90W is close to the high end in this form factor. Have had cases where older i7 NUCs shut down when the temp got too high. Did they get it right first time with AMD?
On the plus side, it comes with 2 NICs!
- derision 7y agoWhat are the use cases for 2 NICs?
- skazazes 7y agoFailover for one, you can also bond the NICs to increase bandwidth to devices with faster network access, or other similar boxes with multiple NICs bonded
- mutagen 7y agoBeefy firewall is the first that comes to mind.
- yyyk 7y agoBuild your own firewall.
- antoinealb 7y agoUsing it as a router / NAT / firewall comes to my mind.
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- skazazes 7y agoGiven the I/O i think its clear the intended market is as an off the shelf digital signage box, but the dual NICs are a feature I hope makes it into any future consumer oriented Zen based NUC. That being said I see no reason to ignore these if planning a homelab/micro compute cluster (chick-fil-a uses NUCs at the edge) besides perhaps the lower-ish spec CPUs.