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Linus Tech Tips Checks Out Pantera Pico PC

  • Revenant
  • Posted onJan 26, 2023 at 8:01 PM
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  Linus Tech Tips has gotten their hands on the Pantera Pico PC and Pico Projector. Aside from doing the normal LTT song and dance, Linus does a full teardown, tests NVME compatibility, and even tries to game on it. Spoiler alert, it’s not a gaming power house, and he doesn’t recommend the projector. Still, …

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Goldeneye 64 Returns! Damn it John! We said no Oddjob!

  • Revenant
  • Posted onJan 26, 2023 at 10:23 AM
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Yes, I know it’s called Goldeneye 007. Yes, I know we don’t generally cover anything but SFF hardware. However, when something this iconic is coming exclusively to Switch and Xbox, both SFF machines, I’m going to post it. Goldeneye is back and now it runs at smooth 60FPS and in widescreen! Four player split screen …

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n3rdware Launches the Yocto SFF Chassis

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onJan 25, 2023 at 1:23 PM
  • 1 Comments
This is a SFF Network Vendor product launch – a feature we offer to subscribed Vendors that love our community. At SFF Network, we support those who support us, growing the world of Small Form Factor! From n3rdware: Hello everyone, What has started as some personal build logs on this very site, has now grown …

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Noctua Launches L9A for AM5

  • Revenant
  • Posted onJan 24, 2023 at 10:22 AM
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Noctua has launched the AM5 version of the legendary L9 CPU cooler. Coming in at the same 37mm total height that the AM4 version did, this SFF friendly cooler is available in both black and traditional Noctua beige/brown. MSRP is set for $44.90 for the brown, and $54.90 for the black. CLICK HERE for the …

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Intel A380 Now In MXM Form Factor

  • Revenant
  • Posted onJan 24, 2023 at 10:09 AM
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  Tom’s Hardware has reported that Chinese GPU manufacturer Gunnir has shown the MXM version of the Intel A380 GPU. The MXM 3.1 module appears to use the desktop version of the GPU. While Intel GPUs haven’t taken the market by storm, having additional SFF choices are always welcome. You can read the entire Tom’s …

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Mac Mini M2 2023 Review Round Up

  • Revenant
  • Posted onJan 23, 2023 at 2:39 PM
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    Apple’s 2023 Mac Mini featuring the ARM based M2 chip has launched to positive reviews. The minuscule mighty Mac comes in at just 7.7″ x 7.7″ x 1.4″ in size, and weighs a mere 2.6 pounds. The petite machine provides impressive performance at only about 40 watts power draw compared to far, far …

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Puget Systems Benchmarks Intel NUC 13 Extreme for Content Creation Workloads

  • Revenant
  • Posted onJan 23, 2023 at 2:06 PM
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Intel NUC 13 Extreme   Puget Systems, one of the best system integrators on the planet, has published a deep dive into the content creation performance of the Intel NUC 13 Extreme. This machine is simultaneously the largest NUC ever made, but also still within the realms of SFF. The tested unit included a Core …

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Reddit User BottleneckEvader Shows of 2-Slot Blower Cooler RTX 4090

  • Revenant
  • Posted onJan 23, 2023 at 1:54 PM
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  Reddit user BottleneckEvader, a resident of Japan, has managed to get his hands on a blower-style 2-slot RTX 4090. Costing him $2,6785 US, he managed to get the GPU from an unnamed vendor. The card drew 450 watts, costed to 2,502 MHz, and sounded like a jet engine. Regardless, BottleneckEvader managed to pull a …

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