But because of that one issue, I would recommend the Zotac a bit above the Beebox

Both have good build quality, but I think I like the Zotac a bit more.

, it can turn slowest this machine, i buy a Arctic F12 Pro TC (And a Thermaltake microfilter...) when i buy this Zotac to solve this "posible" problem, and thanks to that i am really happy with the result!I put 4 starts because when i plug my earphones the spid never turn off again... it broke or something...

Great job, Zotac!

ZOTAC support finally reached out (only via email because phones are way too advanced for these guys) and sent the following:Zotac Support <[email protected]>2:54 AM

Overall, this would be a great micro-PC if Zotac just had better BIOS support and customer service

I contacted ZOTAC and they recommended me look at ZOTAC's support site (the one that have nothing to clarify the

I updated the bios, did the dance to get it to work as per other reviews.

use for a exhibition, added disk, memory and install linux, a breeze, runs both network port (perfect as a firewall/nat server) and use the wifi as AC too!

It averaged around 75Mbps and sometimes peaked as high as 170, but it was not running as fast as it should and was not consistent