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Posted 15 June 2015
HP 260 G1 Desktop Mini PC - £97.68 plus £3.99 delivery - £101.67 @ Dabs
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sorted byOK, The SSD in the HP 260 is a Sandisk SDSA6MM-032G-1006, CrystalDiskMark 4.0.3 gives it the following performance figures : SeqQ32 read 394 MB/s write 88 MB/s, 4KQ32 read 28 MB/s write 13 MB/s, Seq read 403 MB/s, write 84 MB/s, 4K read 13 MB/s write 12 MB/s
The only eMMC I have is a Samsung MBG4GC 32GB in an HP Omni 10, CPU is an Atom Z3770, running 32bit Windows 8.1. CrystalDiskMark 4.0.3 run on it the following performance figures : SeqQ32 read 157 MB/s write 38 MB/s, 4KQ32 read 29 MB/s write 7 MB/s, Seq read 87 MB/s, write 38 MB/s, 4K read 11 MB/s write 6 MB/s.
For comparison, a standard 500GB SATA laptop drive (5400rpm) in the HP 260 gives the following CrystalDiskMark 4.0.3 performance figures : SeqQ32 read 122 MB/s write 121 MB/s, 4KQ32 read 1.1 MB/s write 0.8 MB/s, Seq read 122 MB/s, write 121 MB/s, 4K read 0.5 MB/s write 0.8 MB/s.
As you can see, the Sandisk SSD in the HP 260 G1 is significantly faster than the Samsung eMMC disk.
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Imagine it's soldered on the mobo..... unlikey swap
It's soldered so assuming you bought a Broadwell ULV BGA somewhere else (ebay*) then one of the companies that fix NVidia GPU issues may be persuaded to unsolder it and solder another CPU - but that's likely going to cost as much as the box + CPU itself cost. (* yes there are BGA Haswells ULV on sale, have not seen Broadwell but should be soon)
Nope. It will need a rebirth.
Passmark for the Celeron 2957u is 1528, passmark for the Atom Z3735F is 887, making this around 70% faster.
Just before I posted this deal - 1 day, 16 hours ago
It has DisplayPort out so if you want to connect a television a DisplayPort to HDMI adapter should do the job.
great thanks
fix nvidia gpu issues? you mean the guys that use a heatgun, clamp and pray?
True, some are cowboys but some do have equipment
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Yes, it's a fully licenced Windows 8.1 installation (with recovery partition), the licence (and activation) is tied to the PC though, you can't install it on another PC.
It means it comes with Bing set as the default search (you can change this).
So not headline news then...
Thanks for the info.
The CrystalDiskMark shows that the SSD will be significantly faster than pretty much all of the Z3735 devices, so overall performance should reflect this.
Plus you can always upgrade it later to something else...
Was able to cancel mine today and buy this.
Here's one (it's the one I'm using with my HP 260 G1), cheaper ones are available.
Confused. Does that one do audio too?
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Features
Up to 1080p resolution support
I/O: DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.3 Supports HDMI 225MHz/2.25Gbps per channel bandwidth
Supports uncompressed audio such as LPCM
HDCP compliant
ANNO!!
So AC3 wouldn't work (I believe it's compressed) and some of my mp4's wouldn't work, and obviously mp3. I suppose that means getting a £20 cable.
No all audio will work, that's just the 'top' spec it supports, it's the computer is the one doing the decoding (unless you tell it not to).
Mine's been dispatched