MSI 6676-003BUS Intel Atom D510 (1.66GHz, dual-core) Intel Socket BGA559 Intel NM10 ATI Radeon HD 4330 1 x HDMI Nettop Barebone with ODD Drive Bay

can handle hd video well on its own with onboard video. handles any video you throw at it if you add a broadcom crystal card. 1080p with this addon is no problem. takes upto 4gb memory (and all four is noticeably faster than just 2). very sleek,...

no vents on top of the unit, no matter how you stand it up. not a big deal, since i dont think it really gets hot anyway. i just like the idea of air escaping naturally through top vents

This is a beautiful and great performing computer I installed a Bluray combo drive, 2 GB of RAM, a 500 GB hard drive, and Windows 7 ; It runs silent and cool. With the HDMI out, it is a great HTPC. I prefer it over a barebones with ION graphics

Graphics are good but not good enough for a gamer. My final cost was $460 which I think is a little too high for what I got

Purchased as the system for an HTPC. Extremely short form factor to fit our small TV stand space of about 3.75". Installed XBMC and the ATI proprietary drivers to great success. Quickly accessed the Windows Share of TV Shows and began cataloging. HDMI...

As noted by another reviewer, *WILL NOT RUN ON DDR2 533 SO-DIMM*. I made the mistake of buying the wrong RAM and the system would not post. Replacing with DDR2 667 SO-DIMM solved the problem right away. 720p doesn't run flawlessly, and I assume 1080p...

These barebones boxes work great as a thin client connected to LTSP on Ubuntu 10.04. No configuration needed to get dual monitors working off any 2 of the 3 connectors. Add a memory chip and configure the BIOS to network boot, and you're done

DVI connector is DVI-D, so cannot use VGA adaptor for 2 VGA monitors

Smalll quiet box. HDMI

Mem specs are WRONG !! Will not work with DDR2 533 as advertised. 1 egg off for Newegg, 1 egg off for ATI video

Loaded this up with 4GB of Crucial RAM, a Plextor PX-880SA DVD-RW drive and a Corsair Force F60 SSD ; Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit installed with no issues. Running Office 10, Firefox, AVG, Live Mail, dBpoweramp Ripper, iTunes, etc. all at the same time...

It's not "quite" as snappy as I would like at full utilization but for the price and power utilization, I can hardly complain about a few microseconds of lag if I switch apps while the processor is pegged