Spec me a new desktop
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@scottalanmiller said in Spec me a new desktop:
@jaredbusch said in Spec me a new desktop:
With the Intel NUC does anyone know if Fedora works well there?
I would miss my 4TB 3.5" SATA drive, but I can buy a large 2.5" drive.
@scottalanmiller what about those HP boxes you linked. Any idea how well Fedora supports the hardware?
No idea, I've never tried on those. I've never used those at all, they just look really nice.
They do, that is why I am curious.
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If you wanted something like this. . .
https://i.imgur.com/uXI54Gv.png
ThinkMate assembles these (and more options)
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I'm a fan of CyberPowerPC https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/ and AMD Ryzen CPUs are the price/performance champ at the moment.
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@jaredbusch Can you tell us what price range you're looking to spend?
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Here is another option
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He mentioned somewhere up there he was looking for under 1k.
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I'd be happier with a laptop and a dual monitor USBC/3 dock. There's some cheap i5 linux laptops that'll do Linux and dock.
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@dafyre said in Spec me a new desktop:
He mentioned somewhere up there he was looking for under 1k.
Ah so he did, buried it was.
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@tim_g said in Spec me a new desktop:
I'd be happier with a laptop and a dual monitor USBC/3 dock. There's some cheap i5 linux laptops that'll do Linux and cock.
Linux and cock is a useful feature
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Hell I'd just assemble it myself if it were me, half the cost is damned assembly and warranty.... but warranty is worth it. . .
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@bigbear said in Spec me a new desktop:
@tim_g said in Spec me a new desktop:
I'd be happier with a laptop and a dual monitor USBC/3 dock. There's some cheap i5 linux laptops that'll do Linux and cock.
Linux and cock is a useful feature
That was a typo! (fixed)
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@tim_g said in Spec me a new desktop:
@bigbear said in Spec me a new desktop:
@tim_g said in Spec me a new desktop:
I'd be happier with a laptop and a dual monitor USBC/3 dock. There's some cheap i5 linux laptops that'll do Linux and cock.
Linux and cock is a useful feature
That was a typo! (fixed)
It will live on in my quoted reply though...
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Under a grand though is very very cheap. . . my last desktop (and I was scrimping) was $700, that's with reusing some parts, Power supply and GPU. . .
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@dustinb3403 said in Spec me a new desktop:
Under a grand though is very very cheap. . . my last desktop (and I was scrimping) was $700, that's with reusing some parts, Power supply and GPU. . .
Was it with a big video card?
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@bigbear said in Spec me a new desktop:
@dustinb3403 said in Spec me a new desktop:
Under a grand though is very very cheap. . . my last desktop (and I was scrimping) was $700, that's with reusing some parts, Power supply and GPU. . .
Was it with a big video card?
The biggest black video card you could imagine.
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LMAO Now its time for bourbon...
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This has USB 3.1 C with thunderbolt, so it will dock well, this may be a nice option. Sit it down on your desk, plug it USB C, enjoy it on your two external displays. Nice thing about usbc with thunderbolt, is it charges the thing too... so you only ever have to worry about one cord.
It's a 13", so it will travel nice.
At less than $1200, there's room for better configuration if you want.
If I had the money and needed something new, I'd go this route for sure.
You'll just need to get your own SATA drive for it.
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@tim_g said in Spec me a new desktop:
This has USB 3.1 C with thunderbolt, so it will dock well, this may be a nice option. Sit it down on your desk, plug it USB C, enjoy it on your two external displays. Nice thing about usbc with thunderbolt, is it charges the thing too... so you only ever have to worry about one cord.
It's a 13", so it will travel nice.
At less than $1200, there's room for better configuration if you want.
If I had the money and needed something new, I'd go this route for sure.
You'll just need to get your own SATA drive for it.
That's from system76.com right?
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@jaredbusch said in Spec me a new desktop:
@scottalanmiller said in Spec me a new desktop:
@jaredbusch said in Spec me a new desktop:
With the Intel NUC does anyone know if Fedora works well there?
I would miss my 4TB 3.5" SATA drive, but I can buy a large 2.5" drive.
@scottalanmiller what about those HP boxes you linked. Any idea how well Fedora supports the hardware?
No idea, I've never tried on those. I've never used those at all, they just look really nice.
They do, that is why I am curious.
Until you try no one knows but as a general rule consider intel as highly compatibile briadcom as a mixed bag anything else as a no go...
