What is the difference between this BIGGER media box and the one in the Intel NUC D54250WYK (also listed on Amazon)?
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If I look at the specs on that one, it appears that the difference is the Intel Quick Sync Video for fast video encodingand the Display Port for driving 4k displays. This might be a newer model. I would go with the NUC D54250WYK if you plan on getting a 4k tv.
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This one has space for a 2.5 Harddisk while the other one is mSATA SSD only.
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The bigger one accomodate standard 2.5" ssd, the small one takes the more expensive msata ssd
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Hello, I remember choosing between the two as well. What I found out is it was the same (tray load). Its lower price is due to the fact that it doesn't come with the Multimedia Suite, which I didn't want anyway.
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No!, please do not buy this mini pc for media streaming, or watch movies here is why: 1. The video card is an old intel model, and they doesn't provide drivers for hardware aceleration, so videos won't play smooth, neither in windows or linux enviroments. 2. This box lacks of hdmi, dvi ports for pure digital high resolution screens. You should look for a zotac mini pc, these boxes have better hardware and suppprt for what you're looking for.
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I am not seeing a difference - the question visible to me does not indicate what "this" is referring too except for a picture of the box showing "ADVC110" so it looks like we are talking about the same thing.
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You can see the comparison at the bottom of the Elements page. Only thing that separates the two is some crappy software. Save your money buy the WD Element.
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Hello, I bought the NUC because of configurability and portability. Also, in the long term I would save money by reusing the hard drive and RAM
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Yes. The valid combinations for each NUC board can be found here: http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/CS-034199.htm This model's configurations are listed first. I currently have one monitor on HDMI (1920x1200) and the other on DisplayPort (2560x1600). If your monitors support it, you can also do DisplayPort daisy-chaining for 2560x1600 maximum on each. Hope this helps.
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As far as I can tell they should be the same. PCIe bus or RAID configuration are probably the bigger factors (same). There maybe some difference in individual drives but probably not. The difference in price with capacity pretty much made the choice.
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Guys, there is a thing called modding. My old H340 has an 80gb Perpendicular Drive in it.... Originally was 40gb... The drive makes my batter last a LOT longer, plus it has Rockbox (Rockbox.org) which increases it even further.
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The DCCP847DYE version is a Celeron processor. That is what come with the one I ordered back in Nov. 2013. There are versions of the Intel NUC which use the i3 and greater chips which are great if you intend to do more than using this as a media center pc.
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Not sure, I returned the three I bought due to video glitching when streaming. But, that being said the boxes seemed very performant.
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That is not the original box. I had purchased a new Hard drive similar to this one, and figured I could send back the old one in that box since it still had all of the wrapping. Sorry for the confusion. But, I no longer have the original box to confirm the date of manufacture.
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I put a ASUS AMD A85X SATA 6.0 Gb-s 240-Pin DDR3 2400 Motherboards F2A85-M PRO in and it takes both size cards. Looks good too. Using it as a xbmc media box.
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For the used condition part, it's the same. Because the differences is only one with box version(with fan), one is the retail version.BTW, we are a professional PC parts retailer, and have technical support team 7*24hours response for you! Welcome purchase from our merchant.
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I use the m350, have had it since December with the A-U board and I love it, absolutely no problems running XBMC decoding 1080p video. Here is my complete build:Zotac A U2x2gb Corsair XMS 2320gb caviar blue HDDRosewill Media Center Remotem350 enclosureXBMC Live
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You can buy this same box on NewEgg and it comes with a power adapter and a CORD for the same price as the one listed here without a cord. The without a cord is pure nonsense!
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Intel reps on the community forums indicate they are aiming for more to come in stock around the end of this month. They did not anticipate the overwhelming demand of this model. Additionally, this specific "model" number is likely being refreshed as DN2830xxxx (they are upgrading the SoC to N2830, which has a few interesting chipset features the 2820 does not have). So, in summary, it is possible this model (2820) is being replaced by a hardware refresh and will not come back in stock. Either way, expect more of this class of NUC (The DN28yyxxxx series) to come in stock hopefully around late April. Takes time to have them built, shipped, and stocked; my guess is their primary supplier(s) are in China, hence the large to-market lag time.