Does PC Size Matter? #Helpful Post

o I've done just a few videos on

desktops usually I take a look at the

big beefy gaming rigs so sure it's great

to have a lot of graphics horsepower and

a ton of storage however sometimes I

like to take a look at something just a

little bit smaller so this is a complete

mini PC or at least it says that on the

box this is an Intel nut this is about

the cheapest version of the nut that you

can buy just ready to go as a box

however there are different models that

are even cheaper if you don't mind

supplying your own Drive and windows or

if you need more power you can also get

these things with cry threes in quiet 5

so inside the box we get the nook itself

so these are really helpful little

computers so as you can see it is

actually really tiny and it really does

fit in the palm of your hand so the idea

here is that this is really meant for

more basic tasks such as Excel or web

browsing I'm curious what we can

actually do it it also comes with a base

amount so because this is so small in

theory you could just pop this right

onto the back of a monitor we also have

a pretty small power adapter so all

inside that we have all the different

international adapters depending on what

country you're from and that's retention

for the actual embossing take a look

around the Nook and you'll see it's a

pretty cool little piece of text so

first we have a pair of USB 3 ports one

of which will charge your devices even

when the nuts off and on back you have

two more USB ports we have optical flash

3.5 audio out a VGA port Gigabit

Ethernet as well as HDMI and what's cool

about this is that's actually HDMI 2.0

which means that this time we'll PC can

do 4k 60 Hertz output so what's nice

about the milk is that it really is just

so portable so inside my bag here I have

everything I need for a full desktop

setup so I have a wireless keyboard with

a trackpad as well as all the stuff I

need to actually get the Nook up and

running which includes the tiny power

adapter and the Nook itself inside the

milk is rocking an intel celeron j34 55

quad core processor 2 gigabytes of

memory and 30 cube gigs of storage now

that might not sound like a lot

Cobra Melanie can you upgrade to those

core i3 and i-5 models if you do be more

horse power but on top of that you can

easily upgrade this guy with additional

land and storage so the Nook is meant to

be fairly easy to open so if you get a

bare-bones version you actually have to

open it up put things in like memory and

a hard drive but even this one even

though it is premature a to go out of

the box

does have some upgrade option so if you

take the four screws on the bottom out

we have access to the two and a half

inch drive bay below that not only can

we get at the Wi-Fi card which this

already has installed but also the

memory so this nut has two gigs of RAM

pre-installed however it's easy enough

to just pop this out and upgrade it with

four or even a gigabytes no problem so

since this guy only has three gigs of

storage built in it's easy enough to

just throw in an SSD or by just any kind

of regular hard drive so all you do is

line it up and should click right in the

place but simple as that we have upgrade

or not with a full SSD and now all we

have to do is just screw the top handle

back on and we're up and running so well

then this might not be the most powerful

PC in the world and actually can handle

some light gaming such as minecraft so

we're out doing around 40 to 50 frames

per second here no no we're not ready to

play crysis on ultimate setting however

as long as you keep in mind this is a

$200 mini PC then actually can handle

some light gaming now on top of that you

can actually upgrade the performance a

little bit by adding an additional gem

of RAM it might not make a huge

difference but by running this thing a

dual-channel you should get a little bit

more performance out of it something

else you can do with some milk is game

stream so it has dual band AC Wi-Fi

which means that even if you don't have

a connected via ethernet it should be

fairly easy to stream other devices in

your house such as an Xbox one

Oh Cooper whatever what oh yeah the

ports of might not be the most demanding

game as far as latency goes what's

actually not bad here so while I'm

straining I'm very high setting it's not

quite as crisp as I was playing on an

actual Xbox one but the thing is this

could be anywhere my house so even

though I for example I have the Xbox

behind me this could be in another room

all together and then that could be a

sort of separate gaming setup it works

pretty well the Nook is a pretty cool

little PC so what do you want something

that's for sincere use you want

something that's a little bit portable

or you don't need a giant desktop to be

able to do basic stuff like web browsing

the nut might be worth a look so what do

you guys think definitely be sure to let

me know in the comments below and I will

catch you in the next one