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last time on lineus Tech tips we took

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128 GB of unbuffered ddr4 memory and put

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it into a gaming motherboard this time we're going to cram as much RAM as

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possible into a Gigabyte bricks with some help from our friends at

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intelligent memory and on the subject of intelligent is it a good idea to run a

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computer inside a mini fridge should I sacrifice the mini fridge in the garage

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at our office to find out smash that like button if you want to see it happen

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the Kingston KC 310 series ssds we're using in our high-speed storage server

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feature firmware based power Bloss protection Rock Solid performance and

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large capacities up to 960 gigs click

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right here to learn more so this video is actually pretty

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straightforward from a mechanical standpoint just like any Intel knck or

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bricks Mini PC this bricks is an ultra compact PC kit

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uh specifically it's the BX I3

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h-51 0 it comes with a case motherboard

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external power supply Wi-Fi module and a core I3 CPU it's got four USB 3.0 ports

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HDMI and mini DisplayPort outputs an audio jack Ethernet power in and it's

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super small and kind of cute so as usual

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it's what's inside that counts and there's a Fair bit of neat stuff going

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on in here number one this is on the

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Leading Edge of Broadwell based PCS the core I3 510 U inside it is built on

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Intel's latest 14 nmet process node making it pretty much a core M like in

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the new Macbook that we reviewed here but with higher clock speeds and higher

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power targets since it'll be plugged into the wall and it'll be actively

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cooled but Intel made other improvements too performance on the CPU and GPU was

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increased over Haswell and power consumption was dropped 30% but not all

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of the improvements made it into the marketing decks and intelligent memory

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clued Us in that on compatible Broadwell based systems it would actually be

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possible to achieve higher than the official 16 gigs of rated memory

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capacity support although this shouldn't come as too much of a surprise since

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these are the same pranksters that sent us 128 gigs of DDR3 to test the benefits

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of over 100 gigs of memory in edel's workstation nearly a year ago so here

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they are the creatively named intelligent memory 16 gig ddr3l memory

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modules rated at 1333 MHz speeds at 1.35

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or 1.5 volts and packed up in a so dim

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four factor for your Ultra compact PC or

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laptop convenience installing them was as simple as any memory you pop open the

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bricks slot in the two sticks the way you normally would although you'll need

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a storage drive if you want to actually boot up the system as well since this is a barebones PC and fire it up everything

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showed up sort of normally with CPU Z

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not giving as detailed a report on the modules as normal but Windows detecting

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and using everything just fine and even

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passing a torture test sick hey 32 gigs

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of RAM in the palm of your hand but all

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is not completely Rosy while our MSI gt7

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two gaming notebook which is actually right here I got this also features a broad

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well-based CPU and also managed to

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detect the modules in the BIOS and even in Windows it reported only 32 gigs of

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our 48 gigs of RAM as usable so if you

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want to avoid running into a similar situation where you can't actually

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utilize all your shiny new memory make sure you consult the official supported

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list from intelligent memory since notebook maker support for this uh

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actually along with Intel's support for this is unoficial

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speaking of support.com if you call those guys you

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actually talk to a person instead of being put through an automated menu and

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they've got a different approach to mobile billing as well it's a pay for

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what you use model versus the buffet model where you have to kind of like

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imagine a buffet where you had to walk in and list like an itemized list of all

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the things you were going to eat and then then if you don't end up eating that stuff you have to pay for it anyway

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well that kind of sucks no Ting is more like the traditional Buffet you use and

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pay for only exactly what you eat except you don't even have to commit to like

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you know yeah I just want a salad but like the buffet salad looks pretty good

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you don't actually have to spend the $16 in fact the average Ting bill is only

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where we take the fury X and we put it head-to-head against the gtx980ti in a

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little tiny PC and see what which one performs better small computerss they're

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