Intel Sterling City BOXSTK1AW32SC
Intel Atom x5-Z8300, 2 GB, 32 GB, Intel HD Graphics
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36 reviews
Exactly the right
Meets all my expectations.
I need the ComputeStick via Wifi/RD/iPad when I want to read out measuring devices on the road that are only x86 compatible and therefore an RPi does not work.Good
Thanks to the Intel Compute Stick, I was able to turn my old TV into a "Smart TV". Youtube and internet work fine and have done so for almost a year without any problems.
Pro
- runs without problems for almost a year
- Inexpensive way to make the TV Internet-compatible
Ideal RDP Cloud Frontend
I have been using the INTEL PC stick as my portable cloud front end for some time,
mainly for RDP sessions. The performance is very good enough for this.
The performance seems good for the price.
Anyone who expects to be able to view complex websites smoothly will be disappointed.
But you shouldn't expect that either.
Of course, this is not an issue via RDP.Pro
- Ultraportable
- Price-performance ratio
- Short HDMI extension is included.
- Ideal RDP Cloud Frontend
Contra
- Can quickly end up in the washing machine ...
Super price / performance
Pro
- Reboots after power interruption without keyboard and/or mouse
- Requires little power, can continue to run for days in UPS mode
- AnyDesk controlled without input units
Contra
- RAM is sufficient for automatic backups, but it's pretty tight.
Works but slowly
I use the device for simple applications such as watching movies via browser or VPN connections. Works perfectly.
Pro
- Operates stably
Contra
- Slow
- Performance very limited
Also ideally suited for home office via remote access
6 out of 36 reviews
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