Powered by Intel's N150, paired with 12GB of RAM, and up to a 2TB SSD. Introduction and unboxing This is our second run-in ...

If you don't have room (or the budget) for massive servers to run your homelab, then a mini PC or NUC might be the best choice for you. These compact systems might be tiny in footprint ...

Overall, the $300 fanless mini PC presents itself as an attractive option for those looking to establish a home server. It offers a harmonious blend of affordability and capability, with a strong ...

Case in point: You can use the mini-PC as a cheap NAS box for general file storage if ... re planning to convert the computer to a file server: Use a wired ethernet connection rather than Wi ...

4-inch x 4-inch x 2-inch mini-PC. [Click on image for larger view.] Discussing this system with a friend, we came up with an exciting proposition: Could the Moonstone NUC replace one of the Dell R630 ...

And if 1TB of storage out of the box isn’t enough for you, there’s an open M.2 2280 slot for you to slide in even more, for a maximum capacity of 4TB. The mini PC comes loaded with Wi-Fi 6E ...

The extremeEDGE mini PC servers are powered by the 2000- and 3000-series AMD Phoenix-U and Hawk Point-U processors. The new models will get the complement of the AMD Ryzen Pro 8840 processor.

The new ASRock 4X4 BOX-7000/D5 line ... also some of the first mini PCs to feature AMD Ryzen 7000U mobile processors, although the specific chips used in these little computers are just slight ...

It’s just that most of those mini PCs are ugly black boxes ... buy the AM01 and use it as a computer; most will set it up as a retro gaming console, a Plex server, and more.