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It looks like the physical design is the same as the late 2012, which on mine has a screw top "bottom" (until moments ago I had it upside down...always thinking
by personZ 12y ago
It looks like the physical design is the same as the late 2012, which on mine has a screw top "bottom" (until moments ago I had it upside down...always thinking that screen top was the top) that reveals a couple of so-dimm ports.
I am extremely surprised they didn't go Broadwell given that Intel is just starting to put those out in volume.
- bitL 12y agoExactly, Broadwell would also allow passive or almost silent operation. The new NUCs in Q1/15 look more promising than this.
- spudlyo 12y agoI have a fanless Haswell NUC from Logic Supply[0] that I use for a MythTV frontend that I really love. Boots super fast off the 32G SSD, and the HD-4400 GPU (with VAAPI) handles with aplomb every kind of video I've thrown at it. [0]: http://www.logicsupply.com/computers/processor/intel-core/core-ml300/ http://www.logicsupply.com/computers/processor/intel-core/co...
- stock_toaster 12y agoMaybe I am misremembering, but didn't Intel yank some of the early broadwell models due to the TSX thing?
- jrochkind1 12y agoThese guys say it actually looks like soldiered-on RAM, as well as 'tamper-resistant' screws. Bastards.