Gigabyte Brix Pro Intel Core i7 quadcore Mini PC - Unboxing & Overview [ENG]
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Gigabyte Brix Pro Intel Core i7 quadcore Mini PC - Unboxing & Overview - www.mobilegeeks... - The Gigabyte Brix Pro is an ultra compact PC kit in a super small form factor that packs an Intel Core i7-4770R with Intel IRIS Pro 5200 graphics and speeds of up to 3.9 gigahertz. It has a quadcore desktop processor in a package that is amazingly tiny. We get the super small powerhouse out of its box, get it set up and started and try some video rendering on it, trying to explain why the future of the desktop PC actually looks brighter than we thought. For photo and video editing and most other jobs this thing definitely knows how to impress with it's great performance.
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One of best product i've seen. They have already a Gaming Series out with GTX 760 and another with Radeon R9 M275X. Just they need to upgrade some temperature issues.
Get the fanless version of the brix. The celeron version.
No noise! Good enough, unless you do gaming.
Temperatures and fan noise on a long term is what worries most of us when looking at this great idea. What's your opinion on it vs a laptop?
Sry but if you are someone who travels alot and for the price this doesn't make more sense than buying a decent laptop for the same price and a laptop has a screen with it all the time and is ready to be used all the time unlike this device that has to be hooked up to somewhere first. If you are planning on using this at home as a desktop pc or just a media center than it makes even less sense to buy this because you can get a better office pc and a better media center with a much better cost-benefit ratio.
Yes very true, but mini pcs use very little power and can boot up very fast
Juan Espinoza Laptops and media pcs don't use up so much either and the boot up speed is not worth it really, its actually quite irrelevant for home
also depends on what your needs are. It's nice that today we have so many options available other than a regular pc or laptop. I myself would buy this for a htpc setup that would be small enough to hide behind my tv or fit under my tv stand!
Juan Espinoza Yes and i also said IF you are going to use this at home then there are many better, smaller and cheaper alternatives. I just don't see the necessity of buying this over all of the other options that are out there. Obviously the main selling strategy of this product is, that it is portable and very small, while it will need a power supply and a screen and keyboard/mouse to hook up with in order to work, while a laptopt doesn't need that and has mouse,keyboard, screen and battery already coming with it.
true, I don't see why someone would use it a portable device. it's supposed to be a mini pc
i think is good to play with traktor pro and ableton live thank you for support
Where is the sound / audio port? Is it only the way of head phone and added on the front part of the PC!! So then, it looks too odd to plug in the head phone in-front of the PC. There should be at list a optical audio port. Audio speaker way should not be the way by the head phone.
Wow impressive little pc
i wish the design would more like Nexus Q.
i hope it not get hot and noise
I'm an Apple user, and can say " EAT YOUR HEART OUT " Mac Mini
Thanks
How does it compare to Intel Nuc i5?
where can i get one already prep with memory ssd drive and wds 8.1 pro.64bit
Can u also please do the amd review of the gigabyte brix pro ?
That's gonna be hard for us, since that model isn't available yet in germany and this review device actually came from Intel ;) But maybe our Taiwan team can hook up with Gigabyte, we'll see!
cool, many thanks for the reply... heard the gpu in the amd gigabyte brix pro is very similar to the amd hd 8000 series...
how Loud is it? in the video it looks quit but i still want to know
What keyboard is that? It looks awesome !
Very nice vid thx!
Cool to see; the desktop/tower is antiquated by now. Only a professional really even needs one. It boggles my mind that manufacturers still produce these giant boxes, and that consumers (who usually don't upgrade their systems) still buy 'em. They've had the desktop computer since the 1970s... It is dying, no-doubt.
That 's what they said 3 years ago hahaha
elpilonvideo It has died in the mainstream market. Gaming is a niche.
+maccollectorZ (Commenting Account) I see you are a mac fanboy
elpilonvideo So I'm a fanboy because I'm not blind to the antiquity of desktop computers? Dude: Even I own a tower and use it every day, but I don't have to. I personally like towers - even though I can comprehend why a tower computer isn't the way of the future. Listen, hobby machines are part of a smaller niche. When I say that the desktop is dead, I'm referring to its place among average users. Most people don't need a tower computer anymore, nor do people even need all-in-ones. 20 years ago, a desktop was for everyone... but ever since 2007 and onward, general users have been able to get by just fine on mobile devices. I've even seen people prefer using their phones more than anything else.
Think about it: We have had desktop computers since the mid 1970s; doesn't it occur to you that perhaps desktop computing is an old thing that is beginning to go away? If you still deny this, go and look up sales figures for desktop computers.
Nice video, BTW what's the name/model of the wireless keyboard?
Thanks.
Bye.
It's a Rapoo E9180P keyboard.
Thanks.
thanks, its helpful
2:13 is that windows license key included in every gig pro i7?
Austin Evans would you recommend this?
impressive !
what is the name your keyboard ? and model please.
that size :D
If only a tablet could work as an external monitor...
I need help I really don't know much about gaming PCs and I bought this device, how do I know what is the best ram for this device or the extra stuff you need to buy to complete it? can someone help me please?
go to corsair.com it needs SO-DIMM DDR3 and its required range for this between 8GB up to 16GB if you max out.
for PC gaming, check Steampowered.com for personal gaming needs.
Ramm www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233584&cm_re=SO-DIMM_DDR3L_corsair-_-20-233-584-_-Product
mSATA www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820249039&cm_re=plextor_msata-_-20-249-039-_-Product
And if you want more space(2TB) www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822178627&cm_re=2.5_2_tb-_-22-178-627-_-Product
Or if you want Space and a Boot(120gbSSD+1TBHDD) drive which elimates the need for mSata www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822236642&cm_re=wd_black_2-_-22-236-642-_-Product
What keyboard do you have?
It's a Rapoo E9180P keyboard.
Hows this with gaming?
Battlefield 4 should be doing ok at lowered resolution and details, older games should also be ok. Still, def. not a gaming platform, but there is an AMD-based version coming that has discrete graphics which might be able to play up to date games.
Mobilegeeks.de I think a Skylake H-2 GT4e version of the Brix Pro sometime in early 2016 will change this by being twice as capable graphically.
the price i dont no sure
650 dollars, 580 euro doesn't seem too bad.
i hope is good for traktor s4 and ableton live
Does the gigabyte brix pro i7 have a quadcore processor?
Yeah i7-4770R quad core 8 thread 3.9ghz(single core max) Intel HD5200 also which is the eDRAM version, it was the top haswell iGPU.
Late answer... I got the brix pro i7....gave it back after 1 months of use due its hairdryer sound....
Yeah, it'd be a hot box at 65w quad with that igpu. I think the 45w 14nm skylake will fair better in these kind of systems.
The reply was late indeed but i just came across it last night.
KnowledgeDude youll hate it if youre going to play games or run big programs
I think the Skylake SoC will meet my needs as a system with a similar(near identical) ability meets them currently. Next year I'll move from my 45w Ivybridge cpu +55w gpu to the Skylake H-2 45w, it will run the same at half the power. Pretty sure Brix will use it, if not it'll be in a laptop.
see what have you done.... and just do it again... halve way descent
intersting toy. I am wasitng for aother brand names to get that out. my questions is buying a notebook grpahic card and install that. forexample gaming notebooks get fansy state of the art grpahic card.
Does it support GTA 4? Or Resident Evil Games? Thanks!
No, mini pc are very Lowe powered for ultra high resolution games. The technology is not there yet . Wait a few years
Thank you man!
if your looking for something similar, check out Razer tv box or the invidia shield. It can stream your PC games to your tv if you already have a hight powered pc that is.
Ok, thaks for the info! ;D
Juan Espinoza I feel like you're unaware of the product for which you speak. This is a quad core 8 thread 3.9ghz cpu with HD 5200 which is the eDRAM version(the top graphical model). It can do mild Gaming, GTA4 and Res Evil aren't that heavy for it to manage medium settings if ran off a nice SDD.
it cust a lot money
Holy fuck how irritating, I never seen anyone make such a production out of opening a damn box!
Centermiters? WTF is that ? Why don't you use inches like everyone else?
Do you know where is Germany!??
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Not exactly, all I know is that its part of Europe. Why?
I see. For you the world it's measured only in inches.
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Inches, Feet, Yard, miles, etc... I don't know why its so hard for people to understand.
Marty Lynchian This guy...
Moto G
Desktops aren't dying, these graphics are shit...