Giada Launches High-End Mini PC with Haswell, GTX 650

[exfileme]

This mini-PC packs Intel "Haswell" processors and Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 graphics into a small form factor.

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[samuelspark]

Not ASUS's mini GTX 670?

 

[funguseater]

"with the powerful Nvidia GTX650 enthusiast GPU"

LOL all day.

 

[Spooderman]

Would that be a mobile 650, with a TDP that low?

 

[mortsmi7]

Oh nice, it has a GTX 740.

 

[Epsilon_0EVP]

Would that be a mobile 650, with a TDP that low?

I think that refers to the processor's TDP. Marketing loves to use ambiguous statements like that. The GTX 650 has a 70W TDP by itself, I think

 

[elzafir]

Are you sure that ain't a GTX 650M? If so, It's a bargain, to get a MacBook Pro Retina performance for the price of a Mac Mini.

There's no way they'll fit regular GTX 650 on that small box.

The Haswell chip is also most likely a mobile chip.

 

[Epsilon_0EVP]

Are you sure that ain't a GTX 650M? If so, It's a bargain, to get a MacBook Pro Retina performance for the price of a Mac Mini.

There's no way they'll fit regular GTX 650 on that small box.

The Haswell chip is also most likely a mobile chip.

I didn't really see the scale before, but the previous model is barely 10" long. I think you're right; there is just no way you could fit a desktop processor and graphics card in there, never mind all the other stuff. It explains the 70W TDP, too

 

[nukemaster]

With more and more cloud services and media streaming. Toss in BD and this could be a great media center.

My media center has the "powerful" GTX 650 ti(hahahaaaa. I got it for its lower power when watching video[MSI cyclone is also VERY quiet] and some light gaming.) and CUDA support helps with some programs too. Its not a bad card, but not going to push top end settings either.

 

[elzafir]

Are you sure that ain't a GTX 650M? If so, It's a bargain, to get a MacBook Pro Retina performance for the price of a Mac Mini.

There's no way they'll fit regular GTX 650 on that small box.

The Haswell chip is also most likely a mobile chip.

I didn't really see the scale before, but the previous model is barely 10" long. I think you're right; there is just no way you could fit a desktop processor and graphics card in there, never mind all the other stuff. It explains the 70W TDP, too

The optical drive slot gave out the scale.

With more and more cloud services and media streaming. Toss in BD and this could be a great media center.

My media center has the "powerful" GTX 650 ti(hahahaaaa. I got it for its lower power when watching video[MSI cyclone is also VERY quiet] and some light gaming.) and CUDA support helps with some programs too. Its not a bad card, but not going to push top end settings either.

If you look closely enough, this Giada actually has a BD drive.

 

[kartu]

And meanwhile somewhere at E3 AMD's APU is rendering this at runtime (I know, I know, "driver" issue and the need to pay premium for Intel's CPUs + Mobos as well as nVidia's "the way it was meant to pay more"):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqeuHGESZBA

 

[kartu]

And meanwhile somewhere at E3 AMD's APU is rendering this at runtime (I know, I know, "driver" issue and the need to pay premium for Intel's CPUs + Mobos as well as nVidia's "the way it was meant to pay more"):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqeuHGESZBA

 

[jack1982]

Did you just say "high end" and "GTX 650" in the same sentence?

 

[elzafir]

Did you just say "high end" and "GTX 650" in the same sentence?

High-end status of a device is not always determined by the GPU.

 

[Wisecracker]

I wonder how much Intel is paying Giada is paying Tom's for this net-top infomercial?

 

[chaospower]

Oh nice, it has a GTX 740.

Hahahahaha. Best comment ever.