Marketing photos seem to carefully avoid showing the back of the system where I imagine there is some amount of girth necessary for the GPU and cooling. It may not be a slim as the photos suggest which would be sort of like trying to pick up your next date based on a head and shoulders shot posted on Tinder.
Instead of putting a random "sub" (it's so small!) right in the middle, wouldn't it have been better to include another centre speaker, and put the sub somewhere along the lower edge or back... Then you could have a 3.1 setup..
This is excellent news. I wonder what the refresh rate of the screen is and whether it supports Freesync/G-Sync.
I've been using a Lenovo Ideacentre Gaming AIO Y910 w/ a GTX 1080 for a while and enjoyed the AIO format, but its TN screen is fairly poor for non-gaming applications.
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GreenReaper - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
For the CEO who wants to do a little gaming in the office at the weekends - and to have enough raw power to beat down those uppity plebs in Marketing.PeachNCream - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
Marketing photos seem to carefully avoid showing the back of the system where I imagine there is some amount of girth necessary for the GPU and cooling. It may not be a slim as the photos suggest which would be sort of like trying to pick up your next date based on a head and shoulders shot posted on Tinder.PixyMisa - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
You can see it in the second photo - viewed from above it's triangular.The_Assimilator - Thursday, January 9, 2020 - link
Let's see if this one manages to actually challenge the overpriced Macs.yetanotherhuman - Thursday, January 9, 2020 - link
Instead of putting a random "sub" (it's so small!) right in the middle, wouldn't it have been better to include another centre speaker, and put the sub somewhere along the lower edge or back... Then you could have a 3.1 setup..Biathanatos - Friday, January 10, 2020 - link
This is excellent news. I wonder what the refresh rate of the screen is and whether it supports Freesync/G-Sync.I've been using a Lenovo Ideacentre Gaming AIO Y910 w/ a GTX 1080 for a while and enjoyed the AIO format, but its TN screen is fairly poor for non-gaming applications.