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Just wanted to know, do you have a spare CPU to install in this Mini PC. If not, did you purchase or procure the same?
How does one even get hold of a CPU for such systems?
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It takes a normal LGA1700 desktop CPU, but gotta keep the wattage in mind as it's a low-powered system.Thumbs Up.
Just wanted to know, do you have a spare CPU to install in this Mini PC. If not, did you purchase or procure the same?
How does one even get hold of a CPU for such systems?
Those "T" CPUs are notoriously difficult to procure. Hence asked.It takes a normal LGA1700 desktop CPU, but gotta keep the wattage in mind as it's a low-powered system.
Currently looking for, 12500T CPU for it.
I got a 12500T from Facebook marketplace with 30 day testing warranty. Also, Refurb.co (aasimenator's site) has, 12500T on stock.Those "T" CPUs are notoriously difficult to procure. Hence asked.
Will a Normal LGA1700 Desktop CPU work on a Dell Mini PC?
For example, will a Core i3 12100F CPU or Core i5 12400F or similar CPU work?
If you buy a "T" CPU, do update this thread. It would be good to have a source for CPU/Mobo/WiFi/chassis, and other accessories that can go into a Mini PC
Those "T" CPUs are notoriously difficult to procure. Hence asked.
Will a Normal LGA1700 Desktop CPU work on a Dell Mini PC?
For example, will a Core i3 12100F CPU or Core i5 12400F or similar CPU work?
If you buy a "T" CPU, do update this thread. It would be good to have a source for CPU/Mobo/WiFi/chassis, and other accessories that can go into a Mini PC
by working fine you mean it's detected and boots up. let's push it towards TDP using some benchmarking tools, and then we'll see12100 works fine: But might need 90w adapter...
yea, that's there. It works with windows 11 and as long as the load is around 70-80% it runs but throttles after that. but the problem is heat dissipation more than the power.by working fine you mean it's detected and boots up. let's push it towards TDP using some benchmarking tools, and then we'll see
they don't support them by limiting their power output/limiter on the CPU. so your system will never go over the limiter set no matter what CPU you've put in.