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View Classified FS: Intel NUC7i7DNKE in fanless case w/Apacer RAM Intel NUC7i7DNKE | NUC7i7DNHE | NUC7i7DNBE using 8th gen i7-8650U quad core processor Akasa Plato X7D fanless case 8GB non-ECC Apacer RAM (from Nenon's group buy) Replaced stock feet w/Herbie's Baby Booties WiFi card included (but disconnected) Includes all original hardware, stock SMPS 8/18 price dropped to $400 shipped to CONUS48...thanks for looking! -
FS: Intel NUC7i7DNKE in fanless case w/Apacer RAM
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Intel NUC7i7DNKE | NUC7i7DNHE | NUC7i7DNBE using 8th gen i7-8650U quad core processor Akasa Plato X7D fanless case 8GB non-ECC Apacer RAM (from Nenon's group buy) Replaced stock feet w/Herbie's Baby Booties WiFi card included (but disconnected) Includes all original hardware, stock SMPS 8/18 price dropped to $400 shipped to CONUS48...thanks for looking!400.00 USD
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View Classified FS: Intel NUC7PJYH in fanless case Intel NUC7PJYH using Pentium Silver J5005 quad core processor Akasa Newton JC fanless case 8GB Crucial Ballistix memory Replaced stock footers w/Herbie's Grungebuster dots Includes all original hardware and stock SMPS 8/18 Price dropped to $250 shipped to CONUS48...thanks! Seller oodalolly Date 07
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Intel NUC7PJYH using Pentium Silver J5005 quad core processor Akasa Newton JC fanless case 8GB Crucial Ballistix memory Replaced stock footers w/Herbie's Grungebuster dots Includes all original hardware and stock SMPS 8/18 Price dropped to $250 shipped to CONUS48...thanks!250.00 USD
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View Classified Music Linear USB-C/20V 4A LPS Excellent sounding 4A power supply that can power: 1. MacBook/Pro from the front USB-C PD port (5V/20V) or 2. 2.5mm barrel jack rear output to a MBP (unterminated MagSafe cable included) or 3. 2.5mm barrel jack rear output to a NUC (I've been using it with a i7 NUC with success) It drops the noise floor, improves bass and clarity across the board. I've seen the same results on a 2015 MBP and i7 NUC. AC Input : 90-135V / 200 – 264V (Automatic worldwide voltage) DC Output : F
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Here is the whole package, with the original costs broken down: tX-USBultra SE with 50Ω master clock: $1470 NUC7i7DNBE board: $620 Plato X7D case: $190 HyperX DDR4-2400 8GB: $75 Modification cost: $600 $450 for NUC $150 - 3 clocks in the tX 3x SMB cables: $100 Shi -
Hello, My previous thread on HDD choice having no feedback (and it seems I can't delete it), and my questions growing, I take the liberty of creating a new one. I've spent a long time searching answers to these questions to no avail (it's often related to custom nucs), please excuse me if I missed them: Goal: Rock on stock nuc + Etherregen + ethernet only dac/streamer 1- Which ram would you advise. I read about Apacer, but is it interesting with a stock nuc or should I spend my money elsewhere? 2- HDD: I was leaning towards an external HDD, but would prefer internal s
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Excellent sounding 4A power supply that can power: 1. MacBook/Pro from the front USB-C PD port (5V/20V) or 2. 2.5mm barrel jack rear output to a MBP (unterminated MagSafe cable included) or 3. 2.5mm barrel jack rear output to a NUC (I've been using it with a i7 NUC with success) It drops the noise floor, improves bass and clarity across the board. I've seen the same results on a 2015 MBP and i7 NUC. AC Input : 90-135V / 200 – 264V (Automatic worldwide voltage) DC Output : Front Panel : 5V / 20V : USBC Power Delivery Rear Output : 20V Rated Output : 4A (Total 80W) https://www.musiclinear.com350.00 USD
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Regrettably, selling my Intel 7i7 DNHE NUC with 32Gb of RAM and the Plato fanless case that I never got around to installing it in! Price is $650 shipped in the Continental US. I was planning on doing a server/endpoint system, but just never got around to it. I briefly tested it out running Windows and XXHiEnd out of Ram off a linear power supply and honestly it held its own against a Phasure Mach 2 optimized 12 core Xeon Server! It comes with all the original packaging, manuals, power supply, etc. Thanks for looking, Todd -
We are trying a new wiki-esque method of showing the settings in AudioLinux. October 2019 Things evolve. Over time I have found that Euphony OS is simpler to install and run and it sounds better to me. I had been running a two box solution with a sever and a couple of different endpoints. My configuration changed over the summer when a new version of Euphony was released that runs the OS in RAM. I have migrated to a single box solution that uses my Xeon Server (see my Xeon thread on that) directly connected to my Kii Three Speaker system. See my profile for the
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So are you afraid of ESD? Does the thought of Arctic Silver Heatsink Paste make you go cold? Are you fearful of Phillips screwdrivers? Do you still want to play with the NUC? I have found the Goldilocks computer for you. Semi-Custom Fan-less NUC using the Dawson Canyon boards, we have come to love! Orderable with Optane SSD and much more. The system is fully warranted and you can extend the warranty. You can order it with our without an OS installed. (At least get Ubuntu installed for backup and order a USB stick from them) Simply NUC has a cus
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I've following items for sale: 1. SoTM clock modified (with 3 clock taps from SOtM tX-USBultra) NUC 7i7DNHE. 2. Maxed out SoTM tx-USBUltra 9V. Can be switched to 12V by taking out a jumper. Following upgrade were done by SoTM: - enable 3 sCLK-EX clock tabs(from the tX-USbultra) for NUC- Make SMB connections- Evox cap on tX-USBultra- 7N UPOCC copper stranded wire changes- Master clock input(50ohm)- eABS-200 I paid USD $1300 for the upgrade cost alone. The NUC comes with following: 1. Memory: 16GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 2400M -
I recently built a NUC into an Akasa case as Roon networking bridge /endpoint with great results I have expanded the project to do a little more tinkering. I briefly played with WiFi, and I am pretty sure that the WiFi was messing with my system. The NUC I am using has an M.2 "e" slot for PCIe networking. There is an M.2 network card that drives an SFP. I am considering putting this in my NUC. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833453141&Description=M.2 SFP &cm_re=M.2_SFP-_-33-453-141-_-Product If you have a spare PC -
Yello - so Archimago has a interesting post http://archimago.blogspot.com/2019/02/musings-computer-audio-mythos-comment.html I have always wondered on the advantages of a high end streamer - something like the Sony HAP-Z1ES - I mean there is no denying that they are beautiful machines - but cannot help but wonder how they are better than a well configured computer based system - doubt the internal software would do more then JRiver and cheaper - or even Roon, expensive as it is... But this is too much like a regular NUC - fancy clock notwithstanding <--- and this is
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I have decided to not head down this road! I was going to do an enhanced custom version of this with OS installed and provide setup. The numbers are not there for my business to proceed. Here is what I think is a better way for everyone. I am looking at a way to source a semi-custom fan-less NUC endpoint or server running the NUC7i7DNxx board (Dawson Canon). I am proposing a product that would use this board with a case and an SMPS. There would be a couple of configuration options that include memory, O
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Following a successful insurance claim, I have an amount to spend on a new audio computer. I previously used a 2009 2.26 gHz Mac mini with SSDs, Mountain Lion & Audirvana+. I want a more family oriented HTPC this time (previously everything was stripped down for audio only). I can have a separate user account for audio if needs be, but I want the machine to be used by the family for streaming HD movies, and light gaming (minecraft etc). It should be fairly future proof. I would like to interface with it via Android tablet & phone (we have no other iThings at home). I am looking
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I built a music server on the Intel NUC D54250WYK-H1, running Windows 8.1 Pro and JRiver MC20. It works very well. Recently I tried to add an external optical disc drive (via USB), and after much research, setting changes, registry hacks, cannot get it to read discs. Something is missing. The OS recognizes the ODD (it shows up in Device Manager), it simply does not read from discs (audio CD's). I access it from Remote Desktop to manage it. I tried the ODD itself on my Surface 3 Pro, and it worked as expected. The main difference (between the Surface and the NUC) I can see is th
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Anyone have advice or experience improving sound quality from a nuc? Currently use i5 5425 board, msata ssd, streacom nc1 fanless case (a beauty). --> Purchased a Cooler master 65 watt 9 volt dc adapter. --> Then hrt streamer, marantz 6003, CM5 speakers. Controller via ipad with jriver, music on nas. Sometimes i hear electrical fuzz... Is it worth getting different dc adapter / power supply? Is there a difference with the "front" or "back" usb outputs?
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I have been reading this websites forum postings for over a year. What a great site. This is my first post. I currenctly use a low end PC to stream music to my system and I am tired of the background noise it puts out. I am ready to jump to a fanless PC. I have read the CAPS forums extensively and want to assemble my own server. I currently own the Elfidelity USB card which I would like to continue using for now with the intention of upgrading later. I would like to ask the community if anyone has found a fanless unit with a PCI-E slot that is capable of solid streaming and rendering. Th
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