Hp Quad Core Voodoo Gaming Computer

I picked out the i3 quad core mini with 8GB of RAM with the intention of using it as a media center computer to drive my 4K tv. Even though it is a pretty low spec the machine is very snappy and can display 4k60 video for hours without any hiccups. I was a little worried about whether 8GM of RAM would be enough, but so far the system only uses about 6-7GB of RAM for my needs. The computer never gets that warm and I can't hear any fan noise when sitting about 8 feet away from it.

I was a little concerned about choosing the i5 quad core processor over the i7 that I had in my previous HP computer as I utilize a few adobe programs at a time. So far, I have no complaints with the overall speed, and can't really tell a difference. The screen is also smaller than my last which I was worried would be an issue but I honestly love the portability of this computer!  The Touch Bar is actually way cooler than I ever expected it to be, I think Mac has done a poor job of promoting its capability. And the integration with my iPhone is really awesome. They work together seamlessly and made setup a breeze as it sent a lot of data over to my computer. I was a little disappointed that it took longer to ship out than originally advertised especially since I chose to buy through B&H specifically because they had the earliest arrival date. I ultimately lost out on an entire day of work which cost me additional money, but considering the current climate, I understand and prefer to support local business over large chains. I've only had great experiences with B&H thus far. I just hope in the end this laptop outlasts my previous (also very expensive) laptop. Only time will tell.

Perfect for my Mac Pro (Mid 2010), Quad-core.

this 8 core CPU is just great, whether for gaming or productivity.

I decided to replace my 2006 quad core Mac Pro with this machine. It is SOOO quiet. It is quieter than my Macbook Pro. I hooked it to my old 30 cinema display and it is terrific. It is fast and makes work a pleasure. As you know all the hard drives are externally accessed. I decided to keep my old mac pro and attached it to one of the ethernet ports on both. It works very well as a file server. I can run the old mac pro through sharing screens.

I wanted this unit for the quad core CPU at 1GHz. I would say this is a good refresh or upgrade from the Edgerouter X and Lite. The CPU doesn't spike under normal home use. I do not use any of the advanced features like DPI that could load this down.�Right now I use SQM to help with bufferbloat and get my desired speeds from my cable provider (350Mb down and 20Mb up) . The only other reason for this kind of router is VLAN support for LAN segmentation at home, which I plan to use for my IP cameras and NVR, and IoT devices.

My old 27 iMac with a quad core I7 deserved a speed bump by adding a SSD for it's OS X 10.10 beta and apps. It's boot time increased significantly and I could not be happier. The handsome blue aluminum drive enclosure was a bolt-on upgrade replacing the old Apple SuperDrive. I've given the computer to my grand-daughter and hope she enjoys working with it for several years. It's a step up from the dual core laptop we gave her a few years back.

No compatability problems with the quad core 2012 Mac Pro. Plugged them in and worked without issue.

Very Impressive XLR Cable. Quad Core, Neutrix connectors. reasonably priced. Well Done.

Built a Win 10 Core i9 machine for our church. Installed the DeckLink Quad and run 3 1080p cameras and our Mac output to the new PC and all capture flawlessly. OBS picked up the DeckLink devices right off and stream them perfectly.