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  1. UP Xtreme ARL: Raspberry Pi-sized SBC with Intel Core Ultra and Windows 11

    Aaeon’s new UP Xtreme ARL arrives as a decisive answer to the question many hobbyists and embedded developers have been asking: what if a Raspberry Pi–sized board used a modern Intel Core Ultra CPU, offered up to 64 GB of LPDDR5, and shipped with first-party Windows 11 support out of the box...
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  2. Geekom IT15 on Linux: fast Ubuntu Budgie workstation, AI limits explained

    I pulled a boxed Windows 11 tiny PC out of its packaging, installed Ubuntu Budgie, and in less than an afternoon turned a handsome, pocket-sized Geekom IT15 into a fast, dependable Linux workstation — a change that proved more than cosmetic: it materially improved daily responsiveness, fixed...
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  3. KingSpec XG7000 8TB NVMe SSD: Powerhouse Storage for 2025 and Beyond

    When it comes to the bleeding edge of high-performance solid-state storage, few names stir the conversation in 2025 quite like KingSpec, and their latest offering—the XG7000 8TB NVMe PCIe Gen4 SSD—is sending ripples across the tech community. Those following the relentless surge of...
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    Brand new 1TB m.2 NVMe. Crash twiced past two days.

    While pulling the logs and everything I realized I left only my 1 stick of 8GB RAM installed, but typically there would be 12gb total. The PC randomly resets mid-game during Apex Legends. That's all I can say as of now. I included reliability report screenshots and uninstalled SupportAssist to...