Sunday, May 22, 2005
Biostar iDEQ 330P Barebone System Reviewed
Posted by James Fee in "HARDWARE" @ 11:00 AM
"But it’s when you open the iDEQ 330P that you realise how many hours the Biostar engineers have put in to construct the chassis. As with the iDEQ 200 series the sides are separated from the top, which make it easy to get into the case. Once the sides are off there are two latches at the bottom that need to be pushed apart to enable the front of the machine to be lifted upwards, this giving you access to the innards of the iDEQ 330P. I can honestly say that I have not come across another SFF system that is this easy to assemble."
Pretty slick. I've been blessed with big hands which helping me play sports in high school, but is a curse when trying to work on computers. Some minor issues aside and maybe a small revision and Biostar could have a winner on their hands given how easy it is to get inside the small computer.
Pretty slick. I've been blessed with big hands which helping me play sports in high school, but is a curse when trying to work on computers. Some minor issues aside and maybe a small revision and Biostar could have a winner on their hands given how easy it is to get inside the small computer.
