A nice auxiliary advantage of building a Steambox is that you can use it as a full-featured HTPC as well, since it runs a desktop OS.
0: http://www.theverge.com/2012/11/30/3706718/forget-the-ps4-an...
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A nice auxiliary advantage of building a Steambox is that you can use it as a full-featured HTPC as well, since it runs a desktop OS.
0: http://www.theverge.com/2012/11/30/3706718/forget-the-ps4-an...
There's an excellent post on The Verge forums called "Forget the PS4 and the Xbox 720, build your own Steambox on the cheap"[0]. It will be very exciting to see if a significant number of gamers (many of whom are already familiar with building their own PCs) take the initiative to go down this road. A nice auxiliary advantage of building a Steambox is that you can use it as a full-featured HTPC as well, since it runs…
There's an excellent post on The Verge forums called "Forget the PS4 and the Xbox 720, build your own Steambox on the cheap"[0]. It will be very exciting to see if a significant number of gamers (many of whom are already familiar with building their own PCs) take the initiative to go down this road. A nice auxiliary advantage of building a Steambox is that you can use it as a full-featured HTPC as well, since it runs…
I did literally just this last week, with an ITX motherboard, a 65W APU (Trinity), and a case to match. I'm quite pleased with the results, and with Big Picture mode (given it *was still Beta)
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I did literally just this last week, with an ITX motherboard, a 65W APU (Trinity), and a case to match. I'm quite pleased with the results, and with Big Picture mode (given it *was still Beta)
Would you consider blogging about this? I'd like to do something similar next year.
There's an excellent post on The Verge forums called "Forget the PS4 and the Xbox 720, build your own Steambox on the cheap"[0]. It will be very exciting to see if a significant number of gamers (many of whom are already familiar with building their own PCs) take the initiative to go down this road. A nice auxiliary advantage of building a Steambox is that you can use it as a full-featured HTPC as well, since it runs…
I did literally just this last week, with an ITX motherboard, a 65W APU (Trinity), and a case to match. I'm quite pleased with the results, and with Big Picture mode (given it *was still Beta)
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Would you consider blogging about this? I'd like to do something similar next year.
I wouldn't mind writing about it, but I don't exactly have a blog. What is a good medium for a one-shot post like that?