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FIREBAT T8 Plus Mini PC Intel N100/16GB/512GB using code (5 day delivery) @ Cutesliving Store
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Specification:
CPU
T8 PLUS-Intel® Alder Lake N100
GPU
Intel®UHD Graphics
Memory
16GB (The onboard memory cannot be replaced)
Plus-LPDDR5 4800hz
Storage
512GB M.2 2242 SSD NGFF(The slot supports NVME, max to 2TB)
Interface
HDMI *3(Support the simultaneous display of three HDMI.)
RJ45*2(1000M LAN)
Audio Jack (HP&MIC)*1
USB3.1 Type-A * 3
USB2.0 Type-A * 3
Network
WiFi5, 2.4/5.0
Bluetooth
Intel 7265/ 3165/ RTL8821CE Support Bluetooth 4.2
Weight
About 203.7g(net weight)
Size
89.4mm * 89.4mm * 43.5mm
Few things to consider before you go ahead:
Specification:
CPU
T8 PLUS-Intel® Alder Lake N100
GPU
Intel®UHD Graphics
Memory
16GB (The onboard memory cannot be replaced)
Plus-LPDDR5 4800hz
Storage
512GB M.2 2242 SSD NGFF(The slot supports NVME, max to 2TB)
Interface
HDMI *3(Support the simultaneous display of three HDMI.)
RJ45*2(1000M LAN)
Audio Jack (HP&MIC)*1
USB3.1 Type-A * 3
USB2.0 Type-A * 3
Network
WiFi5, 2.4/5.0
Bluetooth
Intel 7265/ 3165/ RTL8821CE Support Bluetooth 4.2
Weight
About 203.7g(net weight)
Size
89.4mm * 89.4mm * 43.5mm
Few things to consider before you go ahead:
- Pay by credit card or PayPal (if the option available) so you could be protected in the case if something goes wrong
- Likely you will have a non-UK charger, and you will need an adapter or an adapter will be attached to your order
- Use a fee-free card and pay in USD to save a bit more
- Delivery can sometimes take a long time
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sorted by- Bought from a previous deal and it came with windows 11. Although for safety you'll probably want to wipe and reinstall.
- Or you could just get this from Amazon for next day for a few quid more £30 off at the moment: amzn.eu/d/4…ZGjThat has a N5095 vs this which has an N100. The N100 is two years newer and uses a third of the power, so it's much more suited to being an always-on type machine (server etc.).
- Is this suitable for a plex server, mostly streaming 1080p and occasionally 4k for only 1 user?Yep they can transcode 4K or play it directly as Plex servers. Running one here doing all that.
- For anyone interested in capabilities, here’s everything I’m running on mine in Proxmox. The Truenas Scale VM and Windows VM use the most resources and push me close to the 16GB RAM this has, but I tend to keep the Windows VM off most of the time so I normally have the overhead.Nice. Have they access to the hardware encode and decode hardware capability?
- 2 x RJ45 is crazy. However, it's good value for money. One problem I see is that it's cheaper to pay in USD, but safest to put on a CC. Is there a card that covers both?Section 75 doesn't apply anyway because its under £100.
- For what it’s worth, I bought this little machine and have been blown away by its performance for the price and low power demand.
It can emulate all the way up to Wii U and I have been thoroughly enjoying many games at 1080p 50-60FPS.Same here, it's a cracking little emulation machine - will this run Zwift?Can confirm it runs zwift perfectly, bought one in the last deal and have been using it with zwift for the past few weeks
- i'm confused (also know almost nothing about chips)
the product description says " Intel Celeron N5095 N100" but aren't those different chips?
This video would suggest so:I'm just as confused by this. The listing states N100 and N5095 in almost equal measures. They are different CPUs, with the N100 being more recently and better. N100 released in 2023, N5095 released in 2021.
Title says "Intel Celeron N5095 N100"
The item buttons says "N100"
The product sellpoints say "features an Intel Celeron N5095 processor"
The product information list both.
Very confusing. I wonder if the listing has been modified (badly) since this deal went live and they sold a bunch of N100 systems, and now downgraded it N5095 on the quiet. - clean install
things needed a usb flash drive
a second computer with a internet connectiom
recommend you do this straight away
insert it and run setup and delete all partions during setupbypass windows need for internet connection add your conection later
answers.microsoft.com/en-…e0f
debloat some of windows apps during setup of windoes
beware if the bios has a method of changing of change the bios logo via a jpg like the example given here and it has alreafy been changed it MAY already be infected and IF its is then it will be there when you reinstall a fresh install of windows
support.hp.com/us-…879 - I see above mention of pfsense and opnsense, has anyone actually tried it?
Wanting one for home networking/gateway logging to replace the parental controls from an isp, as really the isp only does a blacklist filter on dns, and I want to learn pfsense, but not at the cost of one of the netgate units.Yes. I bought this last time it was on here and I use it as my home router/firewall with opnsense. Expected issues but honestly it has been solid. FYI, I installed proxmox then opnsense as I also run some containers on there (adguard) - Do these have the two m.2 slots?No.
- techrepublic.com/art…ey/ someone has got some more detailed specs. They say it's usb 3.2 10gb/s and some others have used usb-c 4-bay caddy and it appears to work well.
- I bought one of these months ago. Perfect for Jellyfin. The only problem I have is the internal fan runs for about 30 seconds, then stops for about 10 seconds and then runs for another 30 seconds... repeat. I can't see the fan lasting a long time if it keeps doing this. This happens on both Windows 11 and Linux.
Fan control software can't see the fans, and there's nothing in the bios.How can you tell? I literally cannot hear mine but it might well be doing this? Do you just keep checking it? - If anyone does a reinstall, if you want to make a backup of all the drivers first you can use one of these commands here: elevenforum.com/t/b…78/
Someone posted earlier on how you can obtain a copy of the Windows licence too.
These are amazing value, better than a Raspberry Pi imo. The only downside is the wifi units aren't Wifi 6, I get a max speed of around 350mb/s when it's quite close to the router. But heck, you're getting the equivalent of a 6th gen i5 with 16gn and a 500gb SSD for £95 that costs next to nothing to run, so it's a no brainer.Thanks for the info - Can anyone recommend a MFF or SFF sized computer with sufficient CPU grunt and ram that can be used to edit images in Photoshop/Lightroom?
Any suggestions or recommendations gratefully received.You want one of the AMD systems with a 5800H or better and ideally 32GB of RAM.
Something like this or better:
geekom.co.uk/gee…lSY
More here:
store.minisforum.uk/col…%AE (edited) - I bought a couple of these when they were on offer a few weeks ago.
hotukdeals.com/sha…722
Great little machines.
One running Batocera for my old arcade / console fix.
One with an upgraded SSD and a fresh Windows 11 install to replace my wife's old desktop, (edited)I was going to ask if this was any good for an arcade build.
I'm tempted to build one, despite being absolutely convinced that I'd never use it. - Would that be good for a home NAS/cloud, running 2 hdd's or is it better to buy ready solution from Synology, Qnap, Terramaster etc.?It's likely far cheaper than a named brand NAS and should be better performing (processor wise) at the same price point.
You would obviously be limited to 1Gb networking and USB3 disk speeds, but honestly I'd still probably choose this over a NAS.
Note: this would offer more flexibility in terms of operating system and freedom to choose your own software etc. - Don’t buy from them.
I bought 1
Custom paid about £45
After all, it doesn’t turn on
To send back cost me £10 u
DecideThere is no charge on items under £135, what are you talking about? - Any advice on economically adding storage (4+ TB) to this? Not overly concerned at speed as long it can function as a plex server. I'm thinking USB 3 dual HDD enclosure.It'll run as a Plex server just fine.
Depends on how cheap you want to get, but a USB3 2.5" HDD would be fine for serving media up. - I know some people have recommended a fresh install of Windows, but are we aware of anyone finding any dodgy software on one of these machines? Also, if there were any dodgy software on a machine would a fresh Windows install guarantee being rid of it? (edited)No one from previous deals has found any malware on these.
- Mine shows it can be delivered to UK but the code isn't working now.Don`t copy & paste.
- Ordered. £86.81 via USD. Hopefully TCB tracks. Been after something to make my WFH power usage a bit less as the desktop is power hungry with 5 drives, large GPU etc all whirring away when I'm just VPNing in to the work system. Thanks OP!This will probably pay for itself in a year
- Already have 1 using as home pc. upgraded the Wifi card as mentioned in previous deal. Now this shows £78 with coins & code when paying in USD. Tempted to order but don't need another. Good price for the configuration.
- Anyone else getting an error when applying code?AuthorLooks like there is something with your account. I would try to create a new account and see if that works. (edited)
- I currently use a Pi 5 as a libreelec box for watching media stored on an SSD.
Would this be a suitable replacement?Yes, although you might not notice much difference unless your stored media is AV1 encoded. - Has anyone copy of the Windows drivers they can share?There's a command you can use to back drivers up. Should be articles online however everything is detected by Windows anyway although you'll want to install latest gpu drivers probably.
- Is there a better version with better cpu for a little more?I agree with the above that the N100 is the best spot for value by far, but there is a N200. This has slightly better clock speeds and a slightly better iGPU.
At best, it's around 70 quid more, which IMO isn't worth it for such a small increase.
If you want more of a jump in performance and cost, then look at the 5700U (or similar). They come in at ~£170 without a SSD and RAM. You can also buy that with most packages from Ali, or grab your own from Ebay / box of spares if you have things in there. - I appreciate it’s not the most powerful CPU but has anyone tried football manager on this, presumed it would be ok as long as matches are in 2D?Could use a service such as boosteroid
- Noob question please...
When I upgrade my phone, I just put it next to the old one and all the apps, photos etc move across. Simple.
Is there a way I can do this on a PC like this? Transferring from my old pc.
Thank you.Yes, but it’s not advised here. You can clone your disk over which will move all your files and programs and everything but given this will be completely different hardware to what you are using currently, I’d advise against it. In the past when I’ve done this and changed hardware, I’ve always found some sort of weird issue down the line and ended up just starting with a clean install. Different hardware means different drivers needed for everything and even after grabbing all the correct drivers, some programs don’t play as nice to major hardware changes and can play up.
The other thing you could do is have your files all backed up to OneDrive, then when you sign in on the new system it will pull all your files back. However your programs will need to all be manually reinstalled.
Unfortunately windows doesn’t have a convenient way to switch all of your system stuff over the same way a phone can. - will this actually emulate PS2 games well, or does it choke on a lot of them?Chews them up according to a review I saw, starts to struggle on PS3 games though.
- What does this N100 equal to in terms of intel core i? Need something equivalent to Intel core i7 13th gen 16gb or higher if someone can kindly recommend as I am not too clued up please. 🙏🏻About same as a 6th Gen i5....
- When ever I see this reminds me of Nathan Barley and TrashbatLoved that show, so ahead of it's time.
- What's the point of having two lan ports? Genuinely asking.Firewall, router etc but probably want one with 2.5Gb ports
- Don't need it, no idea what I'm going to do with it - £78.03 all in with coins/USD. Cheers OP.
- Just want to say it makes a great Plex server. Been using for 5 months now.
- I’d never buy anything expensive from Ali againWhy?
- Anybody recommend a smallish monitor for this? I’m looking to get this primarily for rekordbox to connect to my pioneer controller, will it be supported ?
- Email received: Order packed and ready to be shipped...AuthorNice one!
- Oh time for another one!
- For anyone interested, here is what the SSD looks like:
And of course, the Windows license is a Volume one as you'd expect - might get killed in the future if you're unlucky
My machine actually had some problems on delivery. The HDMI output was constantly resetting, and there were flashing pixels. After disassembling, cleaning the thermal paste off and reapplying, removing the SSD, Wifi card etc and reassembling it seems to be okay. I suspect a grounding problem somewhere; but I'm not entirely sure.
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I bought this a month ago, did a clean os install and have this as my daily driver now. Put the bigger i3 10100f pc on sleep. This feels quicker to me compared to its bigger brother. Its really quiet, hardly notice it.