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I don't know I didn't like that it was overheating so I returned it.

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Beginners can watch my video about Anderson connectors, why they are important and how to use them. For me the Simplicity is complicated.

That does sound awesome, kind of like a power station or solar generator. Pass through charging sounds like what you wish. Maybe next generation. For now I am happy as a pig in mud :)

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Great question. Yes need a bigger place so use my affiliate links to help me get it thanks. It is quite simple, the voltage boosters only go into the Victron 30 amp mppt that I used in this situation, it allows me to charge from the rest of my 12v batteries. Anderson is like a USB port for electricity that can deliver up to 360 watts to place running at 12v. That port can be used to both charge and discharge the batteries. The batteries are wired in parallel. Why 12v is because all these car and rv accessories and lighting and even your network switches and routers can run from 12v power, or through a simple converter that stabilized the voltage on the battery from 13.5 volts fully charged to 12.00. It is built with expansion in mind, and with safety in mind also as each port has a 40 amp fuse. Watch my anderson connection making guide and I can teach you how to do all this.

Yeah you are right Ryzen would probably run quieter. However if didn't care about it being fanless, perhaps going with UM790 pro you could get most of the feature set and have a capable 780m graphics which this one doesn't have with the IRIS. However this one with the IRIS graphics is probably more optimized for Plex Emby and Jellyfin media servers which you might want to use it for. And again it might be a nice living room pc where you don't want to be disturbed by fan noise.

@@wisebuyreviews I understand that, but the Almighty FU03 AMD Mini PC is the successor to the fanless FU02 that you already tested. It does have a small fan on top of the case, but it is supposed to be extremely quiet and is probably not even needed for the Ryzen 5 7540U. The fan is probably only needed for the Ryzen 7 8845HS, which is also available. Nevertheless, the Ryzen 5 7540U should have significantly better performance than the I7 1365U, which is obviously also heavily throttled in this fanless PC, at least that's what its Cinebench values ​​suggest.

These 10gbe ports is what makes it run hot, have the loud cooling fans and cost so much. Perhaps just get a wifi one and turn off the wireless. Or get a fanless mini pc with 2.5gbe on it with n100 and create your own firewall. Perhaps I would use one of those options if I had to do it over again. However I put it and it works fine. Perhaps there is also functionality that is awesome that I might not know or use that justify come of the price. Everything is wireless nowadays so it's only game in to town almost unless you go creative.

I bought one taking advantage of 11.11 and promotional codes added by the store that day, but 5825U one. Place an $8 or $9 aluminum radiator on top helps to passively lower the maximum CPU temperature by 4 or 5ºC. Also adding a small heatsink to the disk helps, but even better is leaving the front and/or back covers open. In my case, in a desktop environment, dust is not a problem.

Great work.

It should for any car with alternator that makes less than 150 amps. My highlander is 150 amps. Yours is probably 75-100 amp alternator as it is smaller car. So I don't see why not as it would just be a simple drop in replacement.

@@wisebuyreviews the equivalent dakota is like 3x the price...

Cool. I wish you many years of service with them. Are they also in a metal case?

@@wisebuyreviewsyes very similar but 118 lbs 😂

No I won't do that as I don't know if that is the use case that people are looking to do and wouldn't make a video that is too interesting in my opinion. Why not buy this PC and test it out, perhaps on Amazon and return it if it doesn't function as intended and have imperfect encoding, or if it does, keep it. Likely similar pricing, with Ali often times beating Amazon as that is where I ordered. Thanks for the great question!

I don't know where specifically. Please look on the gigabyte website and get the manual pdf it should have a diagram for AIO pump header.

I believe it’s on the side

The cpu_opt header next to the CPU fan header

I am liking it also! That is nice thanks for sharing: Here is a link for others to check out. I bet you could possible run it fanless mode by not plugging in the fan cable?! Looks very similar with the heatsink design. Or if fan is so low in noise that it is hardly noticeable it is a decent upgrade. The GPU 780m graphics alone kicks the pants off this one! www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806407007290.html

Since it is very new, there are few user reviews yet. But they say it is silent. I asked at the Topton store and they told me that the fan is replaceable, so I suppose it can be disconnected. Even so, I don't know if it would be advisable at least in the top-of-the-range processor and less so in warm environments and intensive use. They also told me that the CPU temperature of 45ºC - but not confirmed by users yet - above which the fan starts to spin at minimum revolutions cannot be altered. Having control over the fan curve, voltages and powers states in BIOS would be a dream come true and very useful. I don't know nothing about but there si still some hope. Over time I suppose more details will be known. I suppose too small home-made alterations can be made to better adapt it to a passive profile. Cheers.

@@xec467 Yes, it looks really like it could be a great silent mini pc. I have ordered one with the 7540u. It should be fast enough for everything I need.

@@knofi7052 Great!. On paper it seems like a very good option. The 6-core of the 7th generation as powerful as an 8-core of previous generations in raw CPU power. Without a doubt, there is more than enough power for desktop tasks. Let us know what you think after test it. And if the fan is standard or custom-made. Another thing that always worries me in Chinese devices from these not-so-well-known brands is the quality of the components and their durability. In the case of the fanless FU02 model, since it has been on the market for several years, there are many more experiences and it seems to have turned out to be quite reliable. I don't know if you could tell us what model and brand of motherboard is reported in Windows or Linux. Cheers.

@@xec467 I have got it yesterday. It's smaller than I thought but the quality seems to be really okay. I bought it with 512GB SSD and 32GB memory, the memory is from Crucial the SSD noname. The BIOS has many options although I wasn't able to to find out which key let's me to the boot menu, yet. There was one problem when I tried look into the PStep settings because afterwards the pc didn't react anymore. However, I just I needed to unplug the battery to reset the CMOS. I am quite happy with the pc because it can be configured to be totally quiet and even fast. I can change it to many predefined TDP values, can even manually set the CPU Package Power (PPT) and the fan settings. So everything is quite good in my eyes. I have done some tests: Cinebench 2024 (25°C room) 54W TDP: makes no sense 45W TDP (default setting): MC: 565 (85.5°C fan noisy) SC: 53 (65°C fan audible) 28W TDP: MC: 533 (84°C fan noisy) SC: 53 (65°C fan audible) 15W TDP(25-30W PPT): MC: 498 (67°C fan audible) SC: 53 (65°C fan audible) 15W PPT(manually): MC: 379 (52°C fan silent) SC: 52 (65°C fan audible) 10W PPT(manually): MC: 231 (47°C fan not running or completely quiet) SC: 48 (55°C fan silent) 17W PPT(manually, no core perf. boost): MC: 337 (55°C fan completely quiet) SC: 37 (46°C fan completely quiet) 17W PPT(manually, no core perf. boost, no fan): after 10 minutes: MC: 63°C SC: 52°C 15W TDP(no fan): after 5 minutes: MC: 82°C SC: 84°C (after a minute) 25W PPT(manually, no core perf. boost): MC: 480 SC: 37 The TDP settings means that the PPT can be much higher. The CPU Package Power on idle is between 3.5 and 4.5W which is really very low. I think, as you can see in the results, the default TDP setting is too high if you want to have it quiet and cool. One problem is that for reaching the core performance boost the fan is needed and will be audible. So you have to sacrifice either noise and heat, or SC or MC performance. Anyway, I still think it has a quite impressive performance and you can chose what you prefer!😉

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I think you can connect another USB C device into the dock, it is designed to daisy chain it.

Thanks.

5521 or xt60 extension only, or you can buy adapter to convert either of the two to the one you want except mc4, or you can buy kit to splice on your own MC4 connector. There is no mc4 connector on this.

I wound up cutting off the old xt60 and 5521 connectors and putting on an anderson connector on my end. It actually saved me money buying extra connectors to convert MC4 to anderson anyway because I use Anderson everywhere. Anderson is superior in many ways, don't know about long term outdoor rating however to me it seems optimal. I have a whole benefit of making anderson and how to in this video I made with a parts list in the description, you learn to make them once and you are golden you can make your own cables and extensions as long as you want and if you have solar generators you can always make an anderson to whatever plug that uses converter yourself so you are now free: 12v DC Wiring How to DIY Guide for ANDERSON Power Connectors BENEFIT Project & Tools #wisebuyreviews ua-cam.com/video/zZkIR48C4uE/v-deo.html The beginning hour I discuss all the benefits so it may skip to the how to part of the video right away. So I hope that helps!

@@wisebuyreviews ok bro, thanks

No I didn't notice coil whine. It does have standard fan system so you can hear the fans but not any coil whine to the best of my knowledge. I know how it is to like quiet, that is why my desktop is a fanless sytem. If you want 0 noise at expense of heat and slightly lower grade cpu, here an intel fanlessi reviewed: ua-cam.com/video/EUuvZk0ZObI/v-deo.html

It is available if you Click the SEE ALL BUYING OPTIONS Button. But good question! Thanks for watching.

Great Idea, I use ethernet wired PC's for all my youtube and Amazon Prime streaming, so no personal first hand experience. You technically Don't Need a specifically Wired Router, you can Use your current router but turn off Wifi on It, and make sure to disable the secondary Wifi Called Guest Access, because there could be several places you need to disable it. So you can turn a wireless router into a wired one. You can connect a switch to it for the extra ports in case you need them. This is the switch I have in my house connected to this Qnap router, which gives me all the ports I need and is probably best one you can get, all 10GBE and 10gigabit SFP+ fiber ports amzn.to/3CTaSMm amzn.to/4idophM QNAP 12-Port Industrial-Grade 10GbE Layer 2 Managed Switch with 8 x 10GbE Combo and 4 x 10GbE SFP+ Ports (QSW-IM1200-8C-US) - It might be sold out on Amazon so you can check other places like Newegg.

No to the best of my knowledge.

Unable to measure that as it is on the inside of the lid, so if I open it I guess I could test it, however it is right next to a heat creating SSD and the whole thing gets too hot too touch. AND it seems that the device MIGHT OVERHEAT, as I had occasions where I had to go to device manager and set it to disable than reenable it to make it work again. So I have a mixed experience with it, because it might be getting too much heat, however I am stuck now that I installed as I modded thing too much to return it even if I could which I can't because I bought on Ali. Thanks for good question. The PC does get betwen 125-130 F when I have measured it previously at the top, it's a heat soaked mess. However NO FANS ;)

@@wisebuyreviews Yea, I had a feeling that might be an issue. Honestly, since the entire chassis is the heatsink. You could almost put a small usb fan on or near the case. lol

@@honaker326 I will never give up! And it's intel powered so it's designed to heat your home through the winter! LOL

Is x520 SFP+ port, I have a link to one I reviwed linked in the video: ua-cam.com/video/cuKjhaMf9xI/v-deo.html

My suggestion is to replace the Roku with a mini pc and install u b lo ck or igin on the browser for best experience. Here is a mini PC i would recommend that would not make extra noise. ua-cam.com/video/EUuvZk0ZObI/v-deo.html You can get a wireless keyboard to it or a wired keyboard by the tv. Yes you won't have remote, however I like using my PC wit it. Also if your TV is a smart tv it emits a bluetooth and wifi signal even when it is off. So here is the computer monitor that is 48 inches so it doesn't have wifi on it ua-cam.com/video/IO4dGeyiHIc/v-deo.html it is OLED and 48 inches. Lastly I recommend turning off all wifi and bluetooth because just by being on it's broadcasting a signal 24/7. I have a meter that I mesured the signal with as in my EMF video here: ua-cam.com/video/yztcIwRUz58/v-deo.html Another option for devices without wifi is to connect a USB A or C ethernet adapter and it might work.

Low voltage can't hurt you, so you need more than 48 volts, we don't have input past 19v in and most devices are 12v and 5v inside PC. Still don't try this at home K ids. And I am not handling those contacts, and if there is an alternate way of touching chips let me know so I could get better.

@@wisebuyreviews I think he's more worried about ESD damaging the equipment.

@@mhos5730 Eh, most chips and even boards can withstand ESD. He was also touching the metal case from time to time with the side of his hand. That would be discharging him too. I've worked on electrical systems for 20 years. At work, we use ESD, but at a home or shop or building a pc. It's going to be fine without it. Just remember to touch metal from time to time.

@@honaker326 I'm not saying the worry is warranted, just saying I bet that was what OP was concerned with.

Vesa is awesome thanks for the comment! Great idea for mounting behind monitor or TV or under desk

Glad you enjoyed it!

At least they are making the PC other makers don't put out, the whole fanless idea. Yes you can can get a Noctua NH-P1 fanless cooler and build a whole tower which I did, however to make it sip power like wit this chip you can't do that running a graphics card, the PC I have with 3700x takes minimum 80-90 watts base. So as a server it's kind of nice. It was an exploration just the same way you would have to do it.

I agree, Topton computers are not of good quality. I had the same problem too.

So a non-fan version should not have a heating defect because it is meant to run Fanless. You can always buy the same computer on Amazon for a little more and return within 30 days in case it doesn't work, because yes you are taking chances ordering on Ali. However so far so good for me.

Why does everyone ask the same question, are you spammer?

Don't have the issue on mine. Perhaps it's the power supply. If you have spinning HDD maybe those are creating EMI electro magnetic interference. Try using the jack on the back of the board because it might be an issue with the header. I have my headphones plugged into the back port. You can also get a coiled extension for the 3.5mm if the back port doesn't make line noise for you.

The only other option I didn't go with by upgrading to this one was to get a soundblaster PCIE card, perhaps that would help. Maybe an external dac.

Thanks for the tip, I'll make sure to use a better measuring method for future videos!

Got to look into it thanks for the tip. Hope it works.

I don't remember, perhaps it's screwless design or they might be right in there already screwed on. It could be in a tiny little packet with a screw in each one. I think what I did was right away I took screw out of plastic packet and screwed it right in so I wouldn't lose it. If you need some here is a link: amzn.to/3Z1yYvT NVMe M.2 Mounting Screws Kit for Asus Gigabyte ASRock Msi PS5 Motherboards(36pcs)

This board has a screwless design for the m.2 heatsinks and separate m.2 drives. No need for screws.

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They should limit it to 30 amp output so that it wouldn't overheat. My victron doesn't overheat and limits itself to it's capabilities.

What is the maximum amperage it can deliver at the consumer output, I would need 10 to 12 amps?

not possible itf the amps going in 5 Amps ang gpoing out amps are 9 Amps, thats the basic of convert volts into more amps. PWM Amps always same or lower amps of the imput. the jumping is about a software bug. the 10 Amps limiter if not programmed to run smooth. bateria or LDsolar pocket MPPT devices running smooth so programed right.

Maybe because it's a poorly made charge controller and perhaps got a badly working unit which got returned and I wound up getting or maybe all of them are like that. Perhaps the better portable option is just to get a victron 10 amp controller and splice on some wires, as you are doing that anyway here. Hindsight is 20/20.

No never got around to that, just got through capacity test and that's it and ranted about Anderson connectors :). If you do the test link us below. GOT THIS UNIT IN MY CART, maybe will buy that may be a great new competitor with 300 AH. Similar design and perhaps with several improvements. amzn.to/493HVcv 12V 300Ah LiFePO4 Battery 12.8V Lithium Batteries with 200A BMS 4000+ Cycles for RV Boat Off-Grid Solar System UPS Backup

@@wisebuyreviews Does it have low temp protection? I couldn't see it does.