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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 เม.ย. 2023
- In this video, we stress test the Zimaboard, a single board computer, by running Windows and playing games such as CS:GO and Counterstrike Source. Join us as we explore the performance of this compact and affordable computer, and find out how well it handles gaming. This video is perfect for anyone who wants to learn more about the capabilities of the Zimaboard or is looking for a single board computer that can handle demanding applications.
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so I guess this is a good option for someone who doesnt want to dual-boot windows but absolutely needs a dirt cheap 2nd PC to run some light Windows-only applications
Yeah, without a doubt and if size is a problem the Zimaboard is tiny so would work well
So if I got the Zima board 832 just to watch movies directly on it to a 4k 43 inch tv without using a server, would it work okay for that? I don’t want it to get too hot. Sorry not very good with computers but interested in that particular one for it’s size and price and because I only require it for watching movies directly from the computer itself not as a server, and running up to 4k 60hz. Thanks for any advise!
It should be okay, but to be honest for the price I would go for a raspberry pi 5 with a heatsink case for better cooling
How would this board do emulation?
People use it for Proxmox it seems. It wouldn’t do many but would be perfectly fine for it
I have a couple of thoughts and questions. I apologize if I missed it, but which version of Zimaboard do you have? They have 3 or 4 versions with different procs and RAM. I wonder what the bottleneck is here? It's nice to see the FPS, but this only tells us the result -- not the cause. I'm fairly certain the bottleneck is the graphics card. Although they're severely limited, there *are* GPUs with the 4x form factor, usually for microtowers and compact computers. I have a Zimaboard 832 and an older 4x PCIE graphics card with 1GB VRAM that I might try out to see if I can get this running decently for my kid to play SIMs 4, Minecraft or some other less-demanding games without taking up much desk space.
Hey! Very fair comment, this was more of a general play around but the Zimaboard I have is the same as you, the 832.
I found even just running windows 10 it was using up most of its CPU to run, so the CPU was a bit of a bottleneck I believe.
I would like to test this on Linux where it is lighter in that regard.
GPU is also a big one as in my case I was using the integrated graphics which would not of helped the case of running games
No frames a second* the professional term in the industry is Seconds Per Frame 😂