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Gigabyte showed off a BRIX PC with an i5-4200H and a GTX760 GPU!

The specs are the following:

  • i5-4200H (2.8GHz, 3.4GHz Turbo)
  • Nvidia GTX760
  • 2 sodimm slots for RAM
  • support for 802.11ac and bluetooth
  • mSATA and 2.5 HDD/SSD support
  • 4x USB 3.0
  • 2x HDMI, 1x mini-DP

 

Release should be around June.

There is also a rumoured AMD version, but no specs are known of that one.

 

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Source: http://tweakers.net/nieuws/95584/gigabyte-toont-nvidia-variant-van-brix-barebones.html (dutch)

Source: http://techreport.com/news/26357/dual-core-haswell-desktop-geforce-team-up-in-brix-gaming-mini-pc?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter (English)

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damn i wish there were photos for the cooling in it

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Now we want 4670 and 4770 :D

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Well, I guess going of the USB port size, this is officially the smallest GTX 760 in existance

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what sorcery is this?  :o

wonder if its a full 760 core

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Well, I guess going of the USB port size, this is officially the smallest GTX 760 in existance

 

You can use the USB ports for scale.

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where do you have to connect the watercooling tubes?  :P

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the success and failure of these devices are their pricing

 

If they are too expensive nobody will buy then, they should try and compete with the consoles, might sway a lot of people

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I seen sketchy 760 off brand Chinese, off the line GPUs that where small enough to might be able to fit into there...looks like it's a bit over 2 inches thick, maybe not even that? 

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awesome

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It'd be a 760M, though Idk why they only say 760. If for some preposterous reason there is an actual 760 and the price is $>650 than these will be selling like hotcakes. 

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They forgot to mentioin that you will have to subscribe to daily liquid nitrogen deliveries in order to run this thing.

In all seriousness though this would be a compelling product for me since I travel back and forth between University and home and I would rather like one small system that I can fit in a carry on bag instead of having to have two systems standing around.

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It'd be a 760M, though Idk why they only say 760. If for some preposterous reason there is an actual 760 and the price is $>650 than these will be selling like hotcakes.

no it s not a 760m, it s a full 760. both nvidia and gigabye announced it (see newegg vid on it) and the nvidia rep was kinda supprised that it could fit too.

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It'd be a 760M, though Idk why they only say 760. If for some preposterous reason there is an actual 760 and the price is $>650 than these will be selling like hotcakes. 

 

It's a full GTX760 GPU, with a TDP of 170W

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no it s not a 760m, it s a full 760. both nvidia and gigabye announced it (see newegg vid on it) and the nvidia rep was kinda supprised that it could fit too.

It's a full GTX760 GPU, with a TDP of 170W

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They forgot to mentioin that you will have to subscribe to daily liquid nitrogen deliveries in order to run this thing.

In all seriousness though this would be a compelling product for me since I travel back and forth between University and home and I would rather like one small system that I can fit in a carry on bag instead of having to have two systems standing around.

i m in the same situation as you and i opted to have 2 systems, i just fork my old harware from 1 system to another when i upgrade.

with this you can t upgrade at all, you need to buy another one each time.

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It's a full GTX760 GPU, with a TDP of 170W

 

no it s not a 760m, it s a full 760. both nvidia and gigabye announced it (see newegg vid on it) and the nvidia rep was kinda supprised that it could fit too.

According to AnandTech:

Geoff from TR spotted this little cube at the event, sporting a 47W Core i5-4200H mobile CPU (dual core, hyperthreading, 2.8 GHz / 3.4 GHz turbo) and a GTX 760 inside. It is unclear if this is a mobile GTX 760M (768 CUDA cores at 657 MHz) or the full GTX 760 (1152 CUDA cores at 980 MHz) on a custom design. The 760M is rated ~55W and the GTX760 is rated at 170W, meaning a total chassis power output of either ~100W or ~220W. Given how loud the BRIX Pro seemed to be, one would assume that GIGABYTE has aimed towards a mobile GPU. We are awaiting confirmation from GIGABYTE on this detail, although it was reported that the device was warm to the touch during a GPU demonstration.

 

This is as of 20 hours ago on their website

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My guess is that it's a 760M...... That's an incredibly small unit to have a full 760 in it. Looking at the other Brix systems though, it probably costs somewhere in the $1500 range, for which you could build a massively superior system.

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How? This is voodoo. How can they get something in that size and cool it adequately?

 

It'd be a 760M, though Idk why they only say 760.

 

According to AnandTech

 

My guess is that it's a 760M...... That's an incredibly small unit to have a full 760 in it. Looking at the other Brix systems though, it probably costs somewhere in the $1500 range, for which you could build a massively superior system.

 

You guys are aware that the reference GTX 760 has a plastic extension and the PCB itself is really short, right? Because Gigabyte are both an Intel and an Nvidia board partner, and if they wanted to fit a 760 into an enclosure like that, they could, with relative ease. I have an even smaller (not as tall) case than the BRIX in mind for a build I'm doing.

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i m in the same situation as you and i opted to have 2 systems, i just fork my old harware from 1 system to another when i upgrade.

with this you can t upgrade at all, you need to buy another one each time.

That is true, but since I cannot afford two systems this would be a handy solution for me. Either that or I fly back and forth with a GPU in my hand luggage.

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damn i wish their were photos for the cooling in it

I don't know a ton about the inside, but a guy from gigabyte said that it uses the case as an additional heat sink which is pretty cool.

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How? This is voodoo. How can they get something in that size and cool it adequately?

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