MSI Cubi N ADL-006DE (128 GB, 4 GB, Intel N200)
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MSI Cubi N ADL-006DE

128 GB, 4 GB, Intel N200

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GPO117

2 years ago

If you (currently) want to install pfSense on it, you must change the following before booting: set hint.uart.0.disabled="1" set hint.uart.1.disabled="1" set hint.atrtc.0.disabled="1" So that it remains after booting, enter this data in /boot/device.hints (not loader.conf or .local). After that pfSense runs with freeBSD without any problems. It took me a while to figure this out and there are no articles on the internet. That's why I'm posting this here. Have fun with it

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EckigerBeogolf51

2 years ago • purchased this product

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Cool application of this device - thank you very much!
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Trident62

2 years ago

I would only use this mini-computer to use the TV in the caravan via Netgear NightHawk M2. The space consumption of this device would of course be fantastic, but I'm a bit sceptical about its performance, especially if I could connect it to Netgear via WLAN and it had to be Bleutooth-capable. It should also be possible to use the keyboard and mouse wirelessly. A lot of wishes for such a small device. Is there anything against it? Thanks in advance for your help

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Spawn84a

2 years ago • purchased this product

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I myself need this mini computer for the TV and Netflix. The performance is perfectly adequate. Bleutooth and W-Lan are even onboard. It absolutely fulfils your expectations. I can absolutely recommend it.
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ZRHCUSR

2 years ago

I would like to install an SSD (as described in the comments by a.a.a. or stephane_rappo, e.g. Samsung EVO), but as a newbie I have no idea which cables I need. Many thanks for the valuable tips in advance.

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asserdigi

2 years ago • purchased this product

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Exactly, cable included. However, plug it in carefully, it's all very tricky. I would also recommend upgrading the RAM.
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vanpham

2 years ago

Hello I would like to expand this mini MSI from 1. 4GB RAM to 16GB RAM and 2. HD from 128GB to 1TB. What type of RAM and HD do I need to buy to make it fit? Many thanks for your help. Greetings

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aNoNameMouse

2 years ago • purchased this product

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Hi, you can replace existing 128GB SSD with this one: Kingston FURY Renegade with Heatsink (1000 GB, M.2 2280) Although please note that if you want to transfer existing Windows 11 Pro from 128 GB SSD to 1TB SSD you will have to do some cloning (Kingston Fury SSD has Acronis True Image software activation key included, which should help a bit with cloning procedure). Unfortunately I can't 100% confirm which RAM will work, because I ordered DDR5 by mistake, and it does not fit (I checked processor specification, which said it supports DDR5, but I should have checked MSI Cubi specs instead). Now I have ordered Kingston FURY Impact (1 x 16GB, 3200 MHz, DDR4-RAM, SO-DIMM) but it didn't arrive yet so I cannot confirm if it works fine. Even with 4GB of RAM everything works perfect.
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bostitch

2 years ago

The features do not match the description! The MSI Cubi N ADL-006DE (Intel N200, 4 GB RAM, 1000 GB SSD) was sold last week at reduced prices of Fr. 269.00. A good price. That's why I bought 2 of them. Unfortunately, the delivered device does not correspond to the description. In the description, an SSD with 1000 GB is promised, but a 128 GB SSD M.2 is installed. Will Digitec supply me with the missing 1 TB SSD M.2? The connections on the rear include an HDMI IN (1x), RJ45 (2x), USB 2.0 Type-A (2x). In addition to the display port, there is only a standard HDMI connection for the monitor. Unfortunately, I cannot find an additional HDMI IN connection for possible video recordings. Are there any inexpensive Mini PCs with an HDMI IN connection for video recording?

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stephane.rappo

2 years ago • purchased this product

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No, it's an HDMI out port, it's for connecting a screen and it's not a video input for recording. On the other hand, I don't know where you saw 1TB of SSD? The MSI Cubi comes with a 128GB SSD, so if you want more you'll have to replace the original SSD (at your own expense, of course). Or plug in a 2nd SATA SSD using the cable provided.

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