asus barebones mini-pc recommended rig

[poposojo]

I'm planning on getting a barebones  mini-pc by Asus called the Asus PN40 Desktop Computer - Intel Celeron N4000 1.1GHz DDR4 SDRAM - Windows 10 Pro - Mini PC - Black.  On the actual Asus site, it say that this can be bumped up from its normal, but awful 2gbs of ram to 8gbs of ram. The mini-pc can take a 2.5in ssd up to 500gb and  and m.2 ssd up to 256gb. The size of the pc is 115 x 115 x 49 cm (WxDxH). The ssd I want to use is a 250gb samsung evo ssd and the memory is a 8gb ram stick by Veteke. If anyone has recommendations for a possible better ssd, m.2 ssd and memory stick let me know. It contains DDR4 at 2400MHZ and has 2x SO-Dimm for memory. If anyone has recommendations for a possible better rig overall, please let me know. 

[Radium_Angel]

12 minutes ago, poposojo said:

Asus PN40

Have you had a look at the systems from Shuttle?

They might be a good option as well for you

[NelizMastr]

Those dimensions are in milimeters not centimeters. Lol.

 

I'd look for an Intel NUC or similar offerings like Gigabyte Brix and Zotac's ZBoxes.

[poposojo]

I also have to work under a stiff $200 budget tax included.