Published: 2016-03-05, Author: David , review by: uk.hardware.info
Although at first sight it looks like there is lots of choice, after taking a look it becomes clear that is not very true. Most models are based on Intel's NUC form factor. In terms of pricing most models are also fairly close to each other; a fully equ...
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Published: 2015-12-07, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
IntroWant create site? Find Free WordPress Themes and plugins.ASUS ROG STRIX Z270F GAMING Motherboard Review. We recently took a look at the ROG STRIX Z270E GAMING, and today we examine the Z270F. Visually they look identical at first glance, so what is t...
Published: 2015-06-22, Author: Andrew , review by: techteamgb.co.uk
Abstract: This is a great compact PC with a small footprint, and large power output! While the fan is annoying, the customisability is great!This mini-pc has a good I/O set, amazing size and nice style. Starting off with the styling, you'll find a nice matte white...
Starting with the build quality and design of the MSI Cubi we have no concerns. The system feels solid, is finished well and has a decent port layout. Access to the inside for upgrading components is very easy, just four screws, and we really like that MS...
we can say that the MSI Cubi is an excellent small form factor PC based on the Windows 81 OS Unlike other models, this little device allows you to add an extra 25" HDD/SSD without using too much space or aftermarket accessories, infact, inside the bundl...
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Published: 2015-05-13, Author: Leo , review by: kitguru.net
Low price, Tiny form factor, VESA mounts, Mini DisplayPort as well as HDMI, Four USB 3.0 ports, Very quiet, Low power draw and very little heat
Intel HD 5500 graphics are an obvious bottleneck in performance, Core i3 will never produce the snap of Core i5 or Core i7.
MSI is offering its Cubi Mini PC in four different specifications with varying levels of CPU grunt, depending on the price you pay. Cubi is a barebones design however the sample sent to KitGuru was fully built and ready to roll. If you buy a Cubi you will...
Great performance from Broad-well, Variable models to suit a range of needs, 4K support, and great connectivity - "usb ports galore", Super SFF mini PC
It doesen't come in pink! Jokes aside, my one dislike? Was that I couldn't find more things I didn't like about the Cubi
The Cubi brings lot's of interesting features to the table, the first and most important I've decided to highlight. Is the small size of the product, whilst still boasting the ability for expansion with the use of an additional 2.5″ drive. But one feature...
Impressively small for a mini-PC line that ranges from Celeron to Core i7, Supports two drives (mSATA and 2.5-inch) in a tiny chassis, Four USB 3.0 ports, VESA-mountable, Includes Wi-Fi/Bluetooth combo card
Slightly retro mSATA SSD support, Drivers/manual on CD, not USB flash
Delivering wide connectivity—plus support for dual drives and dual monitors—in a 4.5-inch-square box, the Cubi is a robust mini-PC that will please business implementers and the DIY-minded alike. Read More…...
