The thinkcentre is actually nicer/easier to work on. The cpu is under the heatsink, which just unscrews and then you can switch out the CPU. The bottom lid pops off too, which will give you access to the NVME drive and there are two ram slots.
yes, but I personally prefer big ultra wide monitors (that are twice wider), then you put main one in the middle and vertical on the sides. See this video: ruclips.net/video/xzJ5Wl3Y90Q/видео.html
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The thinkcentre is actually nicer/easier to work on. The cpu is under the heatsink, which just unscrews and then you can switch out the CPU. The bottom lid pops off too, which will give you access to the NVME drive and there are two ram slots.
Thank You for Your knowledge
but m75q gen 2 have alluminum heatsink. That's suck!
8:26 just see the chip heatsink! wish it's coper
What was the price?
It was on sale for like 50% discount or more. I do not remember
Can you connect 3 monitors for this?
yes, but I personally prefer big ultra wide monitors (that are twice wider), then you put main one in the middle and vertical on the sides. See this video:
ruclips.net/video/xzJ5Wl3Y90Q/видео.html
You did not show the most interesting thing, one could not imagine from a closed box: The fan noise. This would keep me off of buying these tiny PCs.
They are about as noisy as the big ones.