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Home Theater => Sources => HTPCs => Topic started by: Verbl Kint on Nov 20, 2012 at 10:33 PM
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(http://techreport.com/r.x/intel-nuc/nuc-front-3q.jpg)
(http://techreport.com/r.x/intel-nuc/nuc-hand-ports1.jpg)
(http://techreport.com/r.x/intel-nuc/nuc-guts1.jpg)
Intel's NUC at a glance:
• Price: $300 to $320 (estimate)
• Processor: Intel Core i3-3217U
• Chipset: Intel QS77 Express
• Memory: 2 DDR3 1333/1600 SO-DIMM slots
• Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000
• Audio: Intel Display Audio via HDMI or Thunderbolt/DisplayPort
• Ports:
• 3 USB 2.0 w/headers for 2 more
• 1 HDMI 4.1a
• 1 Thunderbolt (with DisplayPort 1.1a)
• Expansion slots:
• 1 full-size mini-PCIe w/mSATA support
• 1 half-size mini-PCIe
• Cooling: Integrated heatsink/fan
• Power supply: 65W external brick
• Dimensions: 4" x 4" x 2"
Here's a review: http://techreport.com/review/23888/review-intel-next-unit-of-computing
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It's nothing much at this point, but this form factor has a lot of potential. Let's hope the next series of NUC's can add more processing power and better I/O ports.
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I really like the form factor. I hope it becomes successful. :)
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Okay siya pag like mo ng small form factor pero pagmadami ka HDD parang makalat pa din hindi unlike ng HTPC that can accommodate lot of HDD less kalat. Sa akin lang yun kasi dati na ako ng 8 bay pero parang ganung din makalat why not get the case that handle a lot HDD if you have many collection. Parang NMT lang yan. ^-^ ^-^
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Okay siya pag like mo ng small form factor pero pagmadami ka HDD parang makalat pa din hindi unlike ng HTPC that can accommodate lot of HDD less kalat. Sa akin lang yun kasi dati na ako ng 8 bay pero parang ganung din makalat why not get the case that handle a lot HDD if you have many collection. Parang NMT lang yan. ^-^ ^-^
It's useful as a powerful web appliance or a thin client. A buyer of this tech would likely know the internal storage limitations, and he/she probably does not care about that too much (or intends to keep most of his data stored in a NAS, a file server or in the cloud).
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It's useful as a powerful web appliance or a thin client. A buyer of this tech would likely know the internal storage limitations, and he/she probably does not care about that too much (or intends to keep most of his data stored in a NAS, a file server or in the cloud).
Puwede din pang download lang, browsing para mas less power consumption yan lang nakikita ko na use niya for me. Playing of some TV series na encode. More than that mas gusgustuhin ko na mag build ng HTPC na madami HDD slot kasi kung bibili ako ng NAS na magada like QNAP or SYnology mas mahal pa yun dito sa setup a ito like sabihin natin 5 bay. Sa cloud naman alam naman natin gaano kabagal ang net sa atin so useless pa din ang cloud storage sa pinas you need a high upload speed to upload big datas. ^-^ ^-^
Need pa pala ng external HDD nito as there is no room for internal HDD. More or less wattage lang pala sila ng AMD A10-5700 with 65W. ^-^
(http://i557.photobucket.com/albums/ss15/elmer_manalili/NUC.png)
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Need pa pala ng external HDD nito as there is no room for internal HDD. More or less wattage lang pala sila ng AMD A10-5700 with 65W. ^-^
It's supposed to run using an internal SSD, as can be seen in the picture (mSATA SSD in mSATA port).
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(http://techreport.com/r.x/intel-nuc/nuc-front-3q.jpg)
(http://techreport.com/r.x/intel-nuc/nuc-hand-ports1.jpg)
(http://techreport.com/r.x/intel-nuc/nuc-guts1.jpg)
Intel's NUC at a glance:
• Price: $300 to $320 (estimate)
• Processor: Intel Core i3-3217U
• Chipset: Intel QS77 Express
• Memory: 2 DDR3 1333/1600 SO-DIMM slots
• Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000
• Audio: Intel Display Audio via HDMI or Thunderbolt/DisplayPort
• Ports:
• 3 USB 2.0 w/headers for 2 more
• 1 HDMI 4.1a
• 1 Thunderbolt (with DisplayPort 1.1a)
• Expansion slots:
• 1 full-size mini-PCIe w/mSATA support
• 1 half-size mini-PCIe
• Cooling: Integrated heatsink/fan
• Power supply: 65W external brick
• Dimensions: 4" x 4" x 2"
Here's a review: http://techreport.com/review/23888/review-intel-next-unit-of-computing
Looks like a Gen 3 Apple TV with USB ports and internal storage. . .
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Looks like a Gen 3 Apple TV with USB ports and internal storage. . .
Only far more powerful and costlier. There's a huge gap in terms of hardware performance and capability, as the Apple TV is built around a SoC designed for handhelds whilst Intel's NUC is built around a CULV processor.
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Sana core i5
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Sana core i5
I think they're concerned about thermals. i3 w/ HD Graphics 4000 is certainly fast enough for most tasks anyway.
Intel may release a fanless version with Haswell next year. I'm more interested in the future Broadwell implementation (~2014), but it's just too far away at this point.
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Only far more powerful and costlier. There's a huge gap in terms of hardware performance and capability, as the Apple TV is built around a SoC designed for handhelds whilst Intel's NUC is built around a CULV processor.
CLoser to the Gen 1 Apple TV which I own. . . modded of course to accept a 500GB HDD. Performs pretty well too, which is not bad for an old product using an outdated chipset.
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CLoser to the Gen 1 Apple TV which I own. . . modded of course to accept a 500GB HDD. Performs pretty well too, which is not bad for an old product using an outdated chipset.
Ahh, yes. The Dothan-based model running OS X. :)
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If you add up the cost of the HDD, RAM, and wireless LAN (no ethernet port!), it's going to cost more than $400.
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I'm considering the Celeron 1.1Ghz dual-core version of the Intel NUC for the purpose of streaming videos like anime, youtube, etc. Gaisano Interspace has this in packages of 4GB DDR3/ 30GB SSD or 4GB DDR3/ 60GB SSD for 11-12.5k.
what do you think guys? pwede na for my intended purpose? :)
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This can replace my netbook as a media server. Same graphics card as my i5 Mac Mini. A dumber version if you will. But $320 isn't exactly a compelling price.
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I'm considering the Celeron 1.1Ghz dual-core version of the Intel NUC for the purpose of streaming videos like anime, youtube, etc. Gaisano Interspace has this in packages of 4GB DDR3/ 30GB SSD or 4GB DDR3/ 60GB SSD for 11-12.5k.
what do you think guys? pwede na for my intended purpose? :)
Yes, this will do for the most part. As long as you're using QuickSync decode, you should be fine.
You should be good upto 1080i/1080p without 3D.
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There is a new model (Intel® NUC Kit D54250WYKH). You can now put a 2.5 HDD for your data and still use the msata ssd for your O.S.
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I'm interested in the Intel NUC (NUC5i3RYK), but I don't know anything about HTPCs/NUCs.
I anticipate remote control problems. Where can I get an IR remote? Even if I do get a remote, will compatibility be a problem, like some functions not working, etc?
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Will you use it as music server?
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No, I'll use it for movies.
My player is a WDTV, but it's now outdated, so I'm looking for something with more current specs.
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Jriver may be your answer --> both for music and movies. You can use any Apple device (iPhone and Ipad) as remote via JRemote
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Thanks for the suggestion.
I'll have to read up on it because it's new to me.
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I'm interested in the Intel NUC (NUC5i3RYK), but I don't know anything about HTPCs/NUCs.
I anticipate remote control problems. Where can I get an IR remote? Even if I do get a remote, will compatibility be a problem, like some functions not working, etc?
If you're getting an HTPC, mini wireless keyboards with trackpad should give you all the functionality required, plus capability to type ... this is better than using large keyboards due to inconvenience, or IR remote that would have limited and sometimes erratic function
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If you're getting an HTPC, mini wireless keyboards with trackpad should give you all the functionality required, plus capability to type ... this is better than using large keyboards due to inconvenience, or IR remote that would have limited and sometimes erratic function
i'm using this on my HTPC & Minix X8-H, Android Kitkat... locally available .
MINIX NEO A2 http://www.minix.com.hk/Products/MINIX-NEO-A2.html (http://www.minix.com.hk/Products/MINIX-NEO-A2.html)
(http://www.minix.com.hk/upfile/2013072611093259.jpg)
(http://www.minix.com.hk/upfile/20130726104455865.jpg)
here's for Windows OS...
http://www.minix.com.hk/Products/MINIX-NEO-Z64-WIN-PC.html (http://www.minix.com.hk/Products/MINIX-NEO-Z64-WIN-PC.html)
(http://www.minix.com.hk/upfile/20150303160524670.jpg)
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If you're getting an HTPC, mini wireless keyboards with trackpad should give you all the functionality required, plus capability to type ... this is better than using large keyboards due to inconvenience, or IR remote that would have limited and sometimes erratic function
I need IR because I have 1 learning remote (IR) that I use for all components in the room, including the aircon.
I tried a bluetooth keyboard with trackpad for web browsing on my smart TV just for the experience. Much more convenient than the remote for browsing. But when I'm not browsing, I want to be able to use just 1 remote for everything.
If my media player will always need a keyboard, then I will be forced to use 2 controllers just for movie watching.
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i'm using this on my HTPC & Minix X8-H, Android Kitkat... locally available .
I read up on Minix X8, and I think I'm going to like it, since I'll be able to use my learning IR remote for movie viewing.
The only thing holding me back is that it can't stream Dolby TrueHD and DTS HDMA, according to forum posts.
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How much is the MINIX NEO A2?
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I read up on Minix X8, and I think I'm going to like it, since I'll be able to use my learning IR remote for movie viewing.
The only thing holding me back is that it can't stream Dolby TrueHD and DTS HDMA, according to forum posts.
question mark din sir ang support for higher capacity HDD ng minix
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Thanks for the info sir.
I want to upgrade my WDTV to something more up-to-date, without the hassles of HTPC ownership. Akala ko simple na lang ang mga Intel NUC as media player, pero hindi rin pala. Remote lang, problema pa.
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How much is the MINIX NEO A2?
₱1,700.00
http://dynaquestpc.com/product/minix-neo-a2-wireless-airmouse/ (http://dynaquestpc.com/product/minix-neo-a2-wireless-airmouse/)
question mark din sir ang support for higher capacity HDD ng minix
tried it with WD 2TB, ok naman...
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Sir fredreadrick, how does the Minix X8 handle HD audio?
Even if it cannot stream DTS HDMA, I've read that the core DTS can still be streamed. Is that right?
How about Dolby TrueHD? Since TrueHD does not have a core, does this mean that a movie file with only Dolby TrueHD audio (without AC3 embedded) will have no sound on the Minix X8?
I think HD audio played back as regular 5.1 audio will be OK with me. But no sound from a Dolby TrueHD-only file is going to be a dealbreaker for me.
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Sir barrister, i use Minix mainly as a music player.
Minix>DAC>Amp>Speakers
Tried some concerts MKV with DTS audio [downmix to 2 channel] via optical output. Haven't tried the HDMI output though... or connect it to a receiver.
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Ok sir.
But thanks for mentioning Minix. I think I might like it.
Anyway, prices are so low these days that it's easy to decide to just buy one and try it out.
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Not really a NUC, but a solid competitor is here.
http://www.villman.com/Product-Detail/Acer_Revo_One_i3-4005U (http://www.villman.com/Product-Detail/Acer_Revo_One_i3-4005U)
This variant looks more interesting though:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883101097 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883101097)
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Thanks for the info sir.
I want to upgrade my WDTV to something more up-to-date, without the hassles of HTPC ownership. Akala ko simple na lang ang mga Intel NUC as media player, pero hindi rin pala. Remote lang, problema pa.
The recent NUCs have an IR port built in, and one option is to install Openelec (htpc-focused linux os) on it and its compatible with a lot of remotes out of the box.
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Other NUC owners please share your setup and impressions :)
Im using a NUC Celeron with Openelec (4gb ram + 1tb) and a Logitech wireless keyboard and trackpad.
Ive tried streaming movies to 3 ios decvices while playing 1 movie on the tv. Stable naman sya, basta wala masyadong fast forwarding.
An added bonus is that recent Openelec versions has Airplay built in (audio only) so i can stream spotify to my speakers.
My experience has been generally very good except that sometimes Airplay doesnt work or it stutters, but a reboot fixes the issue.
As an OT, im set up an AMD AM1 with windows8 and Plex media server. If this proves more stable, i might install Plex on the NUC as well. Whats stopping me is just the lack of Airplay on Plex (or maybe im just unaware how to make it work)
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not from Intel, but uses Intel bits:
http://www.minix.com.hk/Products/MINIX-NEO-Z64-WIN-PC.html (http://www.minix.com.hk/Products/MINIX-NEO-Z64-WIN-PC.html)
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New generations have already been released. Bumping this up to get reviews and testimonials from more pdvd users. :)
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how about the intel compu stick? seen it sa malls for only 7K. cute din, anliit! hehehe
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how about the intel compu stick? seen it sa malls for only 7K. cute din, anliit! hehehe
it only has 1 USB 2.0 port. I'm sure you'd use that one for a wireless keyboard/ mouse combo. that said, it's only good for light web surfing and streaming.
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A new fanless option:
http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_LIVA.aspx?DetailID=1625&LanID=0 (http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_LIVA.aspx?DetailID=1625&LanID=0)
(http://www.ecs.com.tw/m/images/core/liva-core_slide1.jpg)
It might be a great option as an HTPC or as an audio player.
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might be a good alternative...
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5660/21746567739_98a5480663.jpg)
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5636/21747194719_b27c18848d.jpg)
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5750/21943639781_31c1688498.jpg)
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/679/21906122666_c7885a2ed0_c.jpg)
all aluminum finish with windows 10.. haswell i3 4012y... 128gbSSD.. 1600mhz ram.. 4k capable
http://www.pinoydvd.com/index.php/topic,202711.0.html
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For those in a tight budget, a Kangaroo and network storage (or USB storage) might work. It might have difficulty with certain video formats, but it sure is a great option for audio playback.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883722001&Tpk=83-722-001&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleCo0&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleCo0-_-Kangaroo-Desktop-_-NA-_-NA&gclid=CjwKEAiA1JuyBRCogJLz4J71kj0SJADsd6QRc4q_XWBUUG06gVGXX78P09hj1DaPx8jqA8dvMEVedRoCuU3w_wcB (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883722001&Tpk=83-722-001&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleCo0&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleCo0-_-Kangaroo-Desktop-_-NA-_-NA&gclid=CjwKEAiA1JuyBRCogJLz4J71kj0SJADsd6QRc4q_XWBUUG06gVGXX78P09hj1DaPx8jqA8dvMEVedRoCuU3w_wcB)
https://youtu.be/WgXHrCLIK24 (https://youtu.be/WgXHrCLIK24)
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I just recommended this to my ninong and setup'd it for him.
i5, 500gb ssd and 16 gigs of ram + a usb adaptor with toslink out so he can connect it thru his receiver for 5.1 surround sound.
it was really good! and it was very cool after my long hour usage.
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I just bought one. Im using Intel Celeron NUC with 500gb internal memory and 4gb of ram. Used mainly to stream flac and dsd to Marantz HD DAC1 and line magnetic tube amp. My brother set it up in such a way that i use my phone to control the nuc no need for monitor or tv incase you want to listen in total darkenss except the tube glow ofcourse. Programs used are jriver and gizmo (android based) No hiccups so far. Unless you intend to use it for other applications i dont see the need to buy the more expensive i3 or i5 version.
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I just bought one. Im using Intel Celeron NUC with 500gb internal memory and 4gb of ram. Used mainly to stream flac and dsd to Marantz HD DAC1 and line magnetic tube amp. My brother set it up in such a way that i use my phone to control the nuc no need for monitor or tv incase you want to listen in total darkenss except the tube glow ofcourse. Programs used are jriver and gizmo (android based) No hiccups so far. Unless you intend to use it for other applications i dont see the need to buy the more expensive i3 or i5 version.
what android app are you using? ::)
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what android app are you using? ::)
Gizmo and splashtop sir
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might be a good alternative...
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5660/21746567739_98a5480663.jpg)
(https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5636/21747194719_b27c18848d.jpg)
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(https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/679/21906122666_c7885a2ed0_c.jpg)
all aluminum finish with windows 10.. haswell i3 4012y... 128gbSSD.. 1600mhz ram.. 4k capable
http://www.pinoydvd.com/index.php/topic,202711.0.html
this seems very nice... how much does this sell and which shops carry them? TIA!
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Gizmo and splashtop sir
thanks! :)
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I am now trying out a low cost intel NUC as my media player . First off why this NUC versus other options.
(http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/j385/jambam_03/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20160420_122245_zpsfcxawo5d.jpg)
I only have 1080P displays (Projector and flat screens) ..
(http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/j385/jambam_03/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20160420_121702_675_zpsq6k6rxfx.jpg)
(http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/j385/jambam_03/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20160420_115008_zpsm7yjlegw.jpg)
I wanted netflix in HD with 5.1 Audio
(http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/j385/jambam_03/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20160420_121508_660_zpsrgfdatil.jpg)
I also use Kodi for streaming content and live IPTV streams
Software Compatibility with my VPN provider
Before this I was using a Raspberry pi for a media player and then a chromecast for netflix .. So total cost was comparable
As a plus it is said that with Kodi (17) krypton , the intel GPU output is the best for 3d MVC streams .
Cost at the 10K level is much affordable than a Nvidia shield ( one of the very few android players with HD netflix) . I can also dual boot , using an SD card if I only need to use Kodi , but I do miss using the CEC capability , so I need another remote apart from the tv set remote.
But it does work with the Harmony remote
As a tip for other Users with remote Kydb/Mouse with a usb dongle , you need to use a Usb extender ,
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/io/universal-serial-bus/usb3-frequency-interference-paper.html (http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/io/universal-serial-bus/usb3-frequency-interference-paper.html)
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@ jambam, what model and where do you acquired it. Tia!
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Nuc5cpyh .. Celeron from compulink . mem from pc express . About P8K nuc + 4GB ,
As a media player you need to use linux if you want HD passthrough including ATMOS , as intel has not enabled the windows driver for HD passthrough in Braswell CPu , coming soon "pa raw"
So just add a high speed Sd card (8gb is enough but the higher speed ones come in 16GB) and your set for a very nice media player
Another 2K+ for ssd (buy where it is cheapest).. ..plus windows software , if netflix hd is also a requirement. Then you can use the alpha version of Krypton (kodi 17) for real nice MVC 3D streams ...
You need to make sure you buy the compatible type of Memory,
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there's a project in kickstarter named UDOO,I'm interested to pledge coz of the endless possibility for the usage of the hardware, intel x86 quadcore upto 2.56ghz proc,8gig ram and can handle 3x4k display simultaneously. will get one and use it as 4k media player when it arrives,unfortunately the delivery date is sched for Nov 2016 hehehe.big plus for me is the integration of arduino so i can write programs to automate the system or use it as a multi purpose maker board for home automation project.
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I got jambam's NUC with 4GB RAM. Installed a 500GB HDD with Linux Mint XFCE Edition for desktop applications. Smooth performance even with the Celeron proc. I also installed Libreelec in a Sandisk Ultrafit USB para dual boot for media player and desktop use.
I must say bang for the buck device with a small form factor. Replaced my RPi with this.
With this setup I have a downloader, media player, internet browser, streamer and file server. I can access the files I downloaded using Linux when I run Kodi. File transfer to and from external devices is a breeze with the 4 USB 3.0 ports. 802.11 AC Wifi is fast paired with my Tplink AC router.
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I got jambam's NUC with 4GB RAM. Installed a 500GB HDD with Linux Mint XFCE Edition for desktop applications. Smooth performance even with the Celeron proc. I also installed Libreelec in a Sandisk Ultrafit USB para dual boot for media player and desktop use.
I must say bang for the buck device with a small form factor. Replaced my RPi with this.
With this setup I have a downloader, media player, internet browser, streamer and file server. I can access the files I downloaded using Linux when I run Kodi. File transfer to and from external devices is a breeze with the 4 USB 3.0 ports. 802.11 AC Wifi is fast paired with my Tplink AC router.
did you try its video playback capability? any stuttering?
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I will try it later for bigger files. I assume that it will be smooth as the rpi alone can play remuxed files smoothly. This one has a larger memory and a faster proc.
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was planning to buy the skylake i5 version of intel nuc but decided to just build a mini htpc almost same price but with faster processor if htpc and easier to repair.
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I tried playing some remuxed and m2ts files. Smooth playback. ;D
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I tried playing some remuxed and m2ts files. Smooth playback. ;D
nice! :D
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I tried playing some remuxed and m2ts files. Smooth playback. ;D
Was it @ 4k resolution, sir? How was the audio?
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Nuc5cpyh .. Celeron from compulink . mem from pc express . About P8K nuc + 4GB ,
As a media player you need to use linux if you want HD passthrough including ATMOS , as intel has not enabled the windows driver for HD passthrough in Braswell CPu , coming soon "pa raw"
So just add a high speed Sd card (8gb is enough but the higher speed ones come in 16GB) and your set for a very nice media player
Another 2K+ for ssd (buy where it is cheapest).. ..plus windows software , if netflix hd is also a requirement. Then you can use the alpha version of Krypton (kodi 17) for real nice MVC 3D streams ...
You need to make sure you buy the compatible type of Memory,
Sir jambam, what brand/model of the 4GB RAM module did you buy (I just want to make sure it's compatible)? I'm planning on getting this NUC as well. Thanks.
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Low voltage Kingston
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Was it @ 4k resolution, sir? How was the audio?
Full HD lang. But the audio is being decoded by the NUC and not as passthrough hence MultiPCM appears on the receiver. I have read that PCM is also lossless so it can deliver HD audio.
*I don't have the display for 4K yet so useless pa for me at the moment.
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I think you'll need at least the i3 version to be able to output 4K. plus it will only be 2160 @ 24-30hz. (HDMI 1.4 limit)
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i think you have to wait for the kabylake version for full 4k capability
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For braswell processors. (Celeron n3050). Hd audio passthrough is supported via Linux / openelec/ libreelec .. So the hardware is capable but. Intel has not released the driver for windows ..it's promised but no definite date.
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Is there a discernible difference in speed/performance between a regular ssd compared to a M.2 when used inside a nuc? (NUC5i3RYH user here)
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Is there a discernible difference in speed/performance between a regular ssd compared to a M.2 when used inside a nuc? (NUC5i3RYH user here)
There is, but you won't really know what you're missing until you run two NUCs side by side. Or maybe some people just pay more attention to these stuff than me.
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There is, but you won't really know what you're missing until you run two NUCs side by side. Or maybe some leople just pay more attention to these stuff than me.
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So is the performance difference worth it? (i.e. purchasing M.2 instead of a ssd?) Thanks for the reply btw. ^-^
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Is there a discernible difference in speed/performance between a regular ssd compared to a M.2 when used inside a nuc? (NUC5i3RYH user here)
m.2 can come in sata and pcie. sata should be the same.pcie is theoretically faster.
imho main difference is the form factor, using m.2 will save space. yes it may slash 2 secs during boot times and is faster on benchmarks. but everyday use i'd highly doubt you will notice it's faster.
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So is the performance difference worth it? (i.e. purchasing M.2 instead of a ssd?) Thanks for the reply btw. ^-^
For me, no. Pero no choice ako kasi M.2 lang ang supported ng NUC ko.
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imho main difference is the form factor, using m.2 will save space. yes it may slash 2 secs during boot times and is faster on benchmarks. but everyday use i'd highly doubt you will notice it's faster.
I totally agree. Most users don't have a workflow that will regularly saturate most SSDs, whether SATA or PCI-E.
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I have Linux Mint Mate installed in my NUC (Celeron version). I have installed Libreelec in a USB flash drive and wanted to boot the flash drive. Tried pressing F2 and F10 repeatedly after rebooting and startup but it still goes straight to the Linux Mint desktop. How can I boot from the flash drive? TIA
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I have Linux Mint Mate installed in my NUC (Celeron version). I have installed Libreelec in a USB flash drive and wanted to boot the flash drive. Tried pressing F2 and F10 repeatedly after rebooting and startup but it still goes straight to the Linux Mint desktop. How can I boot from the flash drive? TIA
Maybe you need to go to NUC Bios and set booting priority to USB first..
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Maybe you need to go to NUC Bios and set booting priority to USB first..
Bro thanks for the response but pressing F10 should let me go to the BIOS. Deretso parin sya sa OS installed sa hard drive. Pressing F2 should give the option to choose from what source to boot from. Ayaw din. Looks like I have to do the longcut by taking out the hard drive nalang so it wouldn't have any choice but to boot up from the flash drive.
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Bro thanks for the response but pressing F10 should let me go to the BIOS. Deretso parin sya sa OS installed sa hard drive. Pressing F2 should give the option to choose from what source to boot from. Ayaw din. Looks like I have to do the longcut by taking out the hard drive nalang so it wouldn't have any choice but to boot up from the flash drive.
Doc,
try mo pag on mo just keep pressing f2 multiple times, hindi yung isang press lang
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Bro thanks for the response but pressing F10 should let me go to the BIOS. Deretso parin sya sa OS installed sa hard drive. Pressing F2 should give the option to choose from what source to boot from. Ayaw din. Looks like I have to do the longcut by taking out the hard drive nalang so it wouldn't have any choice but to boot up from the flash drive.
Wait doc, san nakakabit ang NUC mo? Sa TV ba? Wag mo sa TV kabit if thats the case, use a real computer monitor.
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Doc,
try mo pag on mo just keep pressing f2 multiple times, hindi yung isang press lang
Yup multiple times ko pinindot.
Wait doc, san nakakabit ang NUC mo? Sa TV ba? Wag mo sa TV kabit if thats the case, use a real computer monitor.
Sa TV nakakabit. May diff ba kung TV or PC monitor?
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Yup multiple times ko pinindot.
Sa TV nakakabit. May diff ba kung TV or PC monitor?
Hi Doc,
Yes, may diff, hindi supported yung display ng TV pag wala sa loob ng Windows, meaning ayaw tanggapin ni PC yung display respolution ng TV kaya dumideretso sa Windows. Try mo doc with PC monitor
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Hi Doc,
Yes, may diff, hindi supported yung display ng TV pag wala sa loob ng Windows, meaning ayaw tanggapin ni PC yung display respolution ng TV kaya dumideretso sa Windows. Try mo doc with PC monitor
Ok thanks Boss Jason. Sana gumana!
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Hi Doc,
Yes, may diff, hindi supported yung display ng TV pag wala sa loob ng Windows, meaning ayaw tanggapin ni PC yung display respolution ng TV kaya dumideretso sa Windows. Try mo doc with PC monitor
Didn't know this. Good to know.
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Pumasok naman sa BIOS. Toshiba 32" LED TV yan.
(https://s25.postimg.org/koucoftbz/20170705_173411.jpg)
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Pumasok naman sa BIOS. Toshiba 32" LED TV yan.
(https://s25.postimg.org/koucoftbz/20170705_173411.jpg)
What did you press sir on bootup?
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What did you press sir on bootup?
F2 lang multiple times bro