Sapphire’s Nettop system the Edge PC has been around for a while now, with the last two generations being powered by Intel’s Atom processor and Nvidia ION graphics. Now Sapphire have made a swap to AMD, not surprising given Sapphire is one of AMD’s biggest partners. The new model is identical from the outside but with one key difference on the inside: an AMD E-450 APU is now present instead of an Intel/Nvidia combo. The E450 packs two cores at 1.6.5GHz with HD 6320 graphics alongside:
4GB of RAM, 320GB of mechanical storage, and built-in Wi-Fi. Around the back are USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports, HDMI and VGA display outputs, an Ethernet jack, and a pair of 3.5-mm audio jacks. Sapphire says the Edge HD³ is a “30W device;” there’s actually a fan inside, but it sounded rather quiet to us.
Sapphire are saying this product should arrive in store by February the 1st with a price tag of about $300. Although, that price tag doesn’t include an Operating system so you’ll need your own Windows or Linux.
Source: TechReport
After seeing the PS5 Slim price cuts in the US for Black Friday, well-known leaker…
The PowerColor Hellhound Radeon™ RX 6600 is built based on AMD’s latest RDNA2 architecture with…
With the fast-moving technology changes, GIGABYTE always follow the latest trends to provide customers with…
Rewire the rules with the Razer Thunderbolt™ 4 Dock Chroma—a sleek, customizable hub that ushers…
Gaming Upgrade: Ultra-small, reliable NVMe SSD elevates the performance of your Steam Deck, Microsoft Surface, laptop,…
TUF Gaming GT302 ARGB features an optimised square-type mesh front panel, ensuring unobstructed airflow and…