Ask HN: Tiny, silent workstations that can do 4K60Hz?
I'm looking to move to a 4K setup, but would like to have a completely silent, fanless (even if low-powered), compact PC for local development (think vim/VSCode/Firefox/Thunderbird) and remote access to cloud servers. I've been researching thin clients and "media" PCs like the Mele PCG35 (which can nominally do 4K@60Hz with integrated graphics), and would like to know if anyone has a working setup/hardware config along these lines. 2 comments on Hacker News.
I'm looking to move to a 4K setup, but would like to have a completely silent, fanless (even if low-powered), compact PC for local development (think vim/VSCode/Firefox/Thunderbird) and remote access to cloud servers. I've been researching thin clients and "media" PCs like the Mele PCG35 (which can nominally do 4K@60Hz with integrated graphics), and would like to know if anyone has a working setup/hardware config along these lines.
I'm looking to move to a 4K setup, but would like to have a completely silent, fanless (even if low-powered), compact PC for local development (think vim/VSCode/Firefox/Thunderbird) and remote access to cloud servers. I've been researching thin clients and "media" PCs like the Mele PCG35 (which can nominally do 4K@60Hz with integrated graphics), and would like to know if anyone has a working setup/hardware config along these lines. 2 comments on Hacker News.
I'm looking to move to a 4K setup, but would like to have a completely silent, fanless (even if low-powered), compact PC for local development (think vim/VSCode/Firefox/Thunderbird) and remote access to cloud servers. I've been researching thin clients and "media" PCs like the Mele PCG35 (which can nominally do 4K@60Hz with integrated graphics), and would like to know if anyone has a working setup/hardware config along these lines.
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