Best Self Contained Desktop Computer

Best desktop computer I had yet

Perfect replacement for my CyberPower 1350AVR. Self contained unit that slides right in.

Pros: Self contained. Doesn't use up resources Cons: Longer than a standard 3.5 drive The drives stay loose on the trays. It looks as though the holes for the drives are slightly too wide for the screws provided. I had same issue with different screws. Product works fine as is. Other Thoughts: I've been installing these on our manufacturing equipment on their CPCI controllers. Only wish ICYDOCK offered a tray for CPCI setups. I've been making my own at a local maker space. Of the 7 I've installed so far, I've only had one bad unit. I'll be sending it back for warranty. Still a great solution for our needs. I would like to see some indication, either via lights or the monitoring software, that the unit has finished building the new RAID array. To avoid loosing any data, I first install the SSD and power up the unit. Give it 5min to build the array. Then take out the SSDs and clone the original drives. The manual is not very specific about this.

I've used this seat while shooting cross country and soccer. It's perfect. Lightweight. Self-contained sling. It'll stay in my car's trunk until fall outdoor sports are over. Would not recommend for football, however. Well worth the very reasonable price

Excellent light. Self contained unit, use it by itself or with several lights. The all in one deseign lets you keep working when in a mutli light setup and one power supply fails. set up is very fast.

Best computer I've owned, better graphics than my desktop PC. Runs very hot though.

Self portrait must have!

This Mic is everything you could expect for a self contained desktop mic. Without any special software this mic worked on both Windows Vista and OSX 10.6.2. I used it with Logic Express and Audacity and it worked great. The mic has 3 settings which come in handy cardioid, cardioid -10db pad, and omnidirectional. The sound quality is something you would expect from a professional handheld cardioid mic.

We just made the switch from a desktop PC, which contained several NVME SSD drives, to a Mac Mini M2 Pro. I chose these enclosures so I could continue using those drives for sample loading and audio file storage. If you have spare drives, this allows you to save money because you may not need to spend the extra dough to get larger storage on your Mac product. The form factor and the build quality are both perfect and we get about 900 mb/s transfer using the USB-C/TB4 ports, which is about 25% of what I get with the internal SSD drive on a my Mac Mini, but which is quite acceptable for this kind of drive and the applications for which I use it.

Excellent compact desktop computer.