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295,036 Views • Jan 13, 2024 • Click to toggle off description
Jake has been a fan of Minisforum for quite some time and their new MS-01 has piqued his interest even more. With some versatile IO, a small form factor, and a competitive price point, this machine can fill a lot of different roles. But that's not the only PC Jake wants to check out...
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Looks can be deceiving
0:30 The MS-01 breakdown
5:35 Sponsor - be quiet!
6:04 MS-01 power and the S100-N100 Super Mini PC
8:30 MS-01 Cinebench results and pricing
9:26 Using the mini-PC and its pricing
11:08 Overall thoughts
12:04 Outro
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Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Jan 13, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.944 (149/10,455 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-14T22:00:11.101658Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
That gpu looks half height standard length. In gaming we are so far removed from standard sized ATX cards at this point.
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ServeTheHome did a full review of this for those who are interested in a more in depth look.
Nice little machine but some issues for server use imo. The PCIe slot bracket area wont work with a lot of cards, management is not a BMC sadly. Also some weird compatibility issues with cards not working.
Still a super cool little box though.
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the S100 POE mini pc, I can see being excellent as a thinclient. Single cable in, monitor and peripherals
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Honestly, the s100 would make a super cool Linux box for basic stuff like a home network controller. Id totally mess with one just for fun.
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Unraid that thing. 3D print your own disk shelf with an external power supply. Use the expansion slot for an LSI HBA for spinning Iron, 3 SSD slots for a Cache pool. 10G Ethernet. What's not to love.
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I'm going to have to mention that Supermini to my boss. We use Intel nuc-sticks to run our data collection stations and they're really starting to get long in the tooth. Not enough RAM and certainly no longer enough storage for Windows to even keep itself updated.
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It just occurred to me that as much as the tech content, I also enjoy watching the LMG family grow up over time.
Jake used to be an annoying twerp and maybe still is sometimes. But here, his great enthusiasm and knowledge are transparent, and he very effectively shares that with us viewers through the screen.
Kinda like watching grandpa Linus slowly go insane, or watching new hire kiddies discover their on-camera personalities, or how uncle Luke seems to be able to smoothly handle every growing challenge that’s thrown at him.
Keep up the good work, fam.
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Serve the Home has a thorough review which hits a lot of things, like the power draw (CPU is underrun when a pcie card is installed) and more.
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I just recently bought a little N100 unit as a media PC. A few small issues to troubleshoot but it deals with 4K video & Steam game streaming fine.
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Minisforum should get a coolest pc company of 2023. The stuff they put together is just the coolest and it keeps getting cooler. Shout out to ETA Prime <3
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I love miniforum boxes. I recently converted a N40 to POE and use it as a DHCPserver, Licenses server for my different pro audio and video devices and I monitor an NDI video signal during live shows. For EUR 150,00 that is a bargain and so far it has been rock solid during the events I used it. A lot of the licenses servers I use only run on Intel/AMD platforms, so raspberry doesn't work.
If the small S100 is below EUR100,00 it would make it the cheapest NDI to HDMI converter on the market. That's important since those little devices are typically deployed in large numbers.
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I own 4 different Minisforum for my home lab and kubernetes cluster. Also use them for simple gaming when friends come over.
Highly recommend them.
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ServeTheHome also has a review of that MS-01 as well with some thermals and noise
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That s100 could be a pretty good low power, low entry server
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I would think it would make more sense to throw a half-height quad port NIC into that expansion slot.
That thing would make an excellent AIO Proxmux host, firewall, mini-managed switch, and even a low capacity NVME-based NAS.
I love what Minisforum is doing in the small form factor space.
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Totally overwhelmed by the sheer functionality and specs packed into the minis forum ms01 mini PC! The fine details like SFP ports and a PCIe slot have been well thought out.
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For my use case - absolutely perfect ! preordered 2, few days ago !
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It is nice to see more affordable stuff on here but would like to see more on tech tips i do love the wacky ultra expensive products but it is nice to see more affordable things too
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Seems like a cool homelab/NAS, the only thing I wish it has is ECC RAM, then you can put a HBA card in and attach a disk shelf for your storage needs. But for true NAS experience you really do want ECC RAM.
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@pyroslev
4 months ago
Minisforum is on a roll. I wouldn't mind that S100 for a traveling compute stick.
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