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@abowen - my apologies, yes I missed it. Ambernic RG406V will handle PS2 and gamecube and is $180 USD (about $270 AUD) -…

PSA: this is $82 USD, so about $120 AUD. Apples and oranges.

No. Those would be easy to clone as well. Unfortunately it's a buy it and wait and see - there is a thread in the R36S reddit where people…

oh and a link to a much better user manual than what is included with the unit -…

also don't forget that this thing can emulate other computers and consoles which don't have games included on the default SD card included…

The R36S itself is a clone, but there are clones of the R36S which have different RAM and screen - end result is the clones run worse (prob…

unknown for this specific model, but the two other brands n100s I own don't have windows keys embedded in BIOS etc. nor could I extract the…

Oh no. Anyways..

I think you've fed the troll enough today. You are more patient I would have been.

Millions of people use the routers given to them by their ISP. Telstra routers (especially) all have a standard username and password for…

always used a wired connection for better stability and throughput. Wifi is too tempramental and dropouts will wreck movie and game…

ahh my mistake sorry, the streaming comment wasn't made by you. The newer AMD and Intel systems are due shortly, but yeah you're not going…

if you're streaming to the Intel then it won't be making much difference, what GPU you're streaming FROM is the bottleneck.

the Intel models are the only ones with hardware AV1 encoding / decoding.

I'd recommend downloading some live USB operating system like Ubuntu - run it FROM the USB (ie: don't install it to the onboard NVME drive)…

Sigh. What do you currently use your PC for? Well this probably does the same thing, except it can only handle 1080p low to medium settings…

use case is limited by imagination

possibly..but it will be slower than the internal SSD. But I mean you could install something like SteamOS or Batocera on the micro SD card…

nice.. I bought an N5095 NAS motherboard with 12x SATA ports and will be using it as a NAS / home server.. want to give proxmox a go, but…

There was one mini PC manufacturer who had some suspect software installed in their factory default wndows 11 image, which was attributed…

they get loud when you're doing something (like gaming) that really stresses the CPU and the graphics. I've been using an intel n100 mini…

jellyfin for the win.

for retrogaming using batocera - lots of videos on youtube, such as this one (not mine) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDZ_jcL4RZQ

sigh. what do you currently use your PC for? Well this probably does the same thing, except it can only handle 1080p low to medium settings…

I've been using an Intel N100 based mini PC (nowhere near the graphical power of this) for my main desktop replacement for well on a year…

be aware that Bambu Labs are currently in a massive legal lawsuit for potential infringement of patents - which might be why they're trying…

I've got a Kamrui and a Chuwi Larkbox X 2023 (both N100) and their fans are usually silent when I'm watching 1440p youtube, have 10+…

from memory the N97 is slightly faster - check some youtube comparisons as they cover retro gaming between the N95, N97 and N100 quite…

yeah Batocera installed on any n100 based mini PC is an easy way to run emulators and KODI media player on a large tv. No need for a mouse…

"As with all PRE-BUILT laptop or desktop PCs I recommend doing a fresh install of Windows with a USB." There, I fixed it for everyone.…