Where to buy DeskMini 110

And still no Review left on NewEgg?

Give me a day or three to maybe locate one for you?

The DeskMini 110W, correct?

It could be the one without WIFI because I received the card and antenna's with my first purchase and didn't need them for that build. I can use them in the second if its just the DeskMini 110 (not 110W).

drosene wrote: I purchased the brand new DeskMini 110 with the new mini-STX form factor motherboard from NewEgg a couple weeks ago. It and the other parts I purchased arrived promptly, assembled easily and has been performing great. Now I want to buy a second but they are out of stock at NewEgg and I can't find anyone else selling them anywhere! Where can I purchase another one of these great systems. PS I also have an Intel NUC but after working with the DeskMini 110, won't be buying anymore NUC's

Intel helped design the Deskmini 110... and may have helped kill the NUC.

Why the NUC costs so much, besides including a CPU, escapes me. The DeskMini 110 and any compatible processor is cheaper.

No idea where to find one for purchase. I hope ASRock is increasing production of these PCs now!

I was reading a thread in another forum recently, where the OP was trying to modify a NUC case for extra cooling. Turns out he somehow put a higher TDP processor in it, which was causing problems. IMO, he is dreaming.

I was so close to buying one of these, should of while I had the chance! I have several unused Intel box CPU coolers that are taller than the Skylake CPU cooler, which will fit in the case. Not to mention a Dynatron CPU cooler that will fit the mother board, and has a backplate.

ASRock will be releasing the board for the DeskMini 110 as a standalone product:

http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H110M-STX/

BTW, this forum post appears on the first page of the Google search results about this PC sold at Newegg.

Really glad you love the product, and thanks for the review on newegg too!

I gotta say, I love the concept of these little boxes. The fact is, it is a desktop that is barely larger than a NUC. The vast majority of system users are not gamers or at the very least do not play overly demanding games. Even MMOs like World of Warcraft will run adequately on the integrated iGPU at low settings. Taking gaming out of the equation the desk mini is the perfect system for many users, it is affordable, upgradable and takes up very little space on your desk/near your TV or wherever you should choose to deploy it. Throw in an i5 or i7 and 16gb of RAM and there is next to nothing this little thing can't do outside of intensive gaming.