I really like the concept, but the execution needs to be improved. With lenovo's tiny line there are no cables that need to be attached, the power for the monitor, also powers the computer, and when you insert the computer into the monitor, the USB, DisplayPort, and power all connect. I think Dell can easily achive this, if they make a monitor deisgned for the 7070 ultra, or maybe make a line of monitors that have a USB-C port that runs through the mounting hardware, through the stand, and to the computer. Now where Dell's solution is far better than lenovo's, is that it works with any dell screen that uses the quick detach mounting hardware, lenovo is lacking here, as i recall they only have like 2/3 models of screens that work with the tiny in this slick cable free way. Everything else requires you buy a VESA mount, clamping mount/bracket to attach to the monitor stand, sit the computer on the desk, or mount it under the desk .
TechGurl - you did great on most of this. 2 exceptions, the short 1M USB C to Display port is the shortest cable they make for this system. There is a 3M USB-c to display port cable that can be plugged up on the right side of the Ultra 7070 for a second monitor. They also have a USB 3 to Display port for a third monitor. You have 2 USB 3.0 ports on the bottom, which one can be used to plug up the main monitor USB ports, while the second can be used for your Wireless USB transceiver for the wireless keyboard and mouse. Where you plugged up the transceiver on the side is where the second monitor USB ports would be plugged up too. Sorry for critiquing you a bit, you have also done great videos and work. Keep it up. I put these together for clients since they first came out, so my first one was a learning curve too.
techgurl I use Intel NUCs in my client offices. I might start using these but I don’t like that you can’t put a 2280 NVME SSD, like a Samsung 970Pro or Evo. The CPU is also 2 Gens about to be 3 Gens behind what it out now on the NUCs
techgurl thanks for your response. Yes I have since found this out. Also no camera. These things should be pointed out by Dell when building the order. I have wasted hours on tech chat with people who clearly don’t know their products. Thanks again
Ooh it reminds me of those old mini PCs that got popular in the mid 2010s, but likely this is actually usable and runs faster than a snails pace.
Thank you for your sharing，2 years later I finally get 7070 Ultra!
I really like the concept, but the execution needs to be improved. With lenovo's tiny line there are no cables that need to be attached, the power for the monitor, also powers the computer, and when you insert the computer into the monitor, the USB, DisplayPort, and power all connect.
I think Dell can easily achive this, if they make a monitor deisgned for the 7070 ultra, or maybe make a line of monitors that have a USB-C port that runs through the mounting hardware, through the stand, and to the computer.
Now where Dell's solution is far better than lenovo's, is that it works with any dell screen that uses the quick detach mounting hardware, lenovo is lacking here, as i recall they only have like 2/3 models of screens that work with the tiny in this slick cable free way. Everything else requires you buy a VESA mount, clamping mount/bracket to attach to the monitor stand, sit the computer on the desk, or mount it under the desk .
Beautiful and elegant solution for desktop station!! Nicely done
TechGurl - you did great on most of this. 2 exceptions, the short 1M USB C to Display port is the shortest cable they make for this system. There is a 3M USB-c to display port cable that can be plugged up on the right side of the Ultra 7070 for a second monitor. They also have a USB 3 to Display port for a third monitor. You have 2 USB 3.0 ports on the bottom, which one can be used to plug up the main monitor USB ports, while the second can be used for your Wireless USB transceiver for the wireless keyboard and mouse. Where you plugged up the transceiver on the side is where the second monitor USB ports would be plugged up too. Sorry for critiquing you a bit, you have also done great videos and work. Keep it up. I put these together for clients since they first came out, so my first one was a learning curve too.
I use the usb-c for 2 monitors and i connected the usb3 into usb hub built-in monitor where i plugged the receiver. So its all goood
I don't have the mount/stand. Can I use a simple USB C to VGA cable for the monitor?
Hello - what was the white cord for? I was wondering what goes into that port but I didn’t see what you connected the white cord to. Thanks.
Network cable
Thanks for review.. I'd like to ask a totally different question. Where did you buy this great wooden desk table in Israel?
ווקסמן רהיטים משרדיים. שולחן לא זול
@@Techgurl אז יש שם משהו דומה או שבסוף זה נקנה שם? כנראה אזמין מאבא שלך :-)
זה לא השולחן שאבא שלי בנה. זה שולחן יקר של ווקסמן במשרד.
@@Techgurl תודה רבה רבה על המידע. מכיר את החברה וחנות המפעל. אשלח להם תמונות, מקווה שיוכחו לזהות את המוצר שלהם.
Can you stream videos to TV (Chromecast/Roku) without causing strain on the fan? How are watching TH-cam videos and 4K content on this machine?
It works fine for 4k videos. You dont "stream" with this. Its a regular desktop pc. Just small
Perfect RV computer
you can put a 2.5 drive under that panel you said had nothing.
th-cam.com/video/YLRdLPIM4v4/w-d-xo.html watch it and tell me how can i put 2.5 there
techgurl I saw in other videos. You have to buy an adapter. You can also see where it saids SATA 1 on that port on the board
techgurl th-cam.com/video/3Yji24APYiQ/w-d-xo.html at 1:50 you can see the adapter. So you can put a regular 2.5 SSD. Which I think go up to 4-6TB now
techgurl I use Intel NUCs in my client offices. I might start using these but I don’t like that you can’t put a 2280 NVME SSD, like a Samsung 970Pro or Evo. The CPU is also 2 Gens about to be 3 Gens behind what it out now on the NUCs
I just cannot see how sata drive would fit there, unless adapter protrudes. Theres no room otherwise
Does it includes the Type-C to HDMI cable or how do you connect this PC to the monitor?
I dont remember if it was included but i have plenty of these cables lyin around
Hello, the hard what kind of hard disk can use ?? M2, o SATA mechanic??
I use nvme in this one. For sata, adapter is required
For reference, a 2.5" HDD slot is also available. It might not come with the caddy required to use it by default, however.
Guys were does the DP cable goes?
U neeed usb-c 》dp cable
Do you have to source external speakers or is there a built in one?
No built-in speaker as far as i saw
techgurl thanks for your response. Yes I have since found this out. Also no camera. These things should be pointed out by Dell when building the order. I have wasted hours on tech chat with people who clearly don’t know their products. Thanks again
Where are the display port and vga port?
There are no dp or vga. Just 2 usb-c. You can get adapter to anything from it.
Bluetooth?
Yes
@@Techgurl thanks
can't you just get a black RJ45 cable to demo??????????
I hate black lan cables
Beautyful
Videogames???
No. Try this instead: th-cam.com/video/epeDOF7mi7k/w-d-xo.html
No cooling Fans for PC
There is a fan. A loud one under strain
cool gona buy this for my son to play fortnite on it he said he needs a small pc
This pc is not for games. Try this instead th-cam.com/video/fblLxOJf6js/w-d-xo.html
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