Saphire HD3 Mini PC With AMD E-450 APU Processor

[EmperorXavier]

To those of you who maybe looking for a small footprint in PC and soft gaming, u know something to place outside in the living room but u wanna stream a movie and watch it on your big flat screen, or for those of you who wants a secondary PC for downloading or browsing cause i mean come on guys those of us who spend money on our gaming PCs like to use solely for gaming.

So here is a quick and energy solution mini PCs they are in every case a very good investment without the need to get your hands dirty in another build and one may save some money as the PC does not emphasize on expensive components such as powerful PSU, GPU etc.. Tt just gives you what you need at an affordable cost and a clean and small footprint.

I have come across many in my window shopping but this Saphire HD3 Mini PC is indeed... BESS!!! i mean this little guy gives you a real good performance, one can even game with this little monster... check it out na!

[TriniXaeno]

Very very slick

I just replaced my over kill desktop HTPC with a laptop to reduce the power consumption.

It was cool to have a full fledged gaming PC in the living room but in reality, it was seldom used for gaming.

Can't exactly sit down and hog the family big screen to play a couple hours of DOTA. Not to mention, the constant nagging you'll get from being in plain sight of the misses while you sweat, lol.

Best would be to get a discrete little box like this. Even better than a laptop. It will fit right into the media center / TV stand without looking odd. Compact, Energy Efficient and from the looks of it, you can still run a little session.

+1

Can't wait to see what the next generation of mobile devices from AMD can do.

I'm surprised they didn't mention running ubuntu xbmc on something like this? Would save the $$ of getting a Windows OS. Making it super affordable.  Costing just about the same as a netbook.

[EmperorXavier]

Very very slick

I just replaced my over kill desktop HTPC with a laptop to reduce the power consumption.

It was cool to have a full fledged gaming PC in the living room but in reality, it was seldom used for gaming.

Can't exactly sit down and hog the family big screen to play a couple hours of DOTA. Not to mention, the constant nagging you'll get from being in plain sight of the misses while you sweat, lol.

Best would be to get a discrete little box like this. Even better than a laptop. It will fit right into the media center / TV stand without looking odd. Compact, Energy Efficient and from the looks of it, you can still run a little session.

+1

Can't wait to see what the next generation of mobile devices from AMD can do.

I'm surprised they didn't mention running ubuntu xbmc on something like this? Would save the $$ of getting a Windows OS. Making it super affordable.  Costing just about the same as a netbook.

yes you can run any OS on it... lmao i like the part of about the misses while you sweat.. that is so true

[captainchris]

This is wicked!
+1

[Netizen1]

Hey Wyatt, was the the KillaWatt device they used to measure the power consumption?

[TriniXaeno]

looked very similar to it. Maybe a newer model, as mine doesn't look quite as fancy as that.