Thinking of getting compact pc to replace desktop

Sausage

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I have an old pc and do not know if the current batch of compact all in one PCs are now more powerful. Are there still significant performance differences now or have those small ones become very powerful already?

I intend to do photoshop raw file processing, video editing, maybe light gaming.

My setup now:

Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. To be filled by O.E.M.
Single-Core Score 2173
Multi-Core Score 4605

Memory 8192 MB DDR3 SDRAM 666MHz
Northbridge Intel Ivy Bridge 09
Southbridge Intel P75/B75 04


Processor Information

Name Intel Core i3-3220
Topology 1 Processor, 2 Cores, 4 Threads
Identifier GenuineIntel Family 6 Model 58 Stepping 9
Base Frequency 3.29 GHz
Maximum Frequency 3.29 GHz
Package Socket 1155 LGA
Package Ivy Bridge
L1 Instruction Cache 32.0 KB x 2
L1 Data Cache 32.0 KB x 2
L2 Cache 256 KB x 2
L3 Cache 3.00 MB x 1



Single-Core Performance
Single-Core Score 2173
Crypto Score 116
Integer Score 2091
Floating Point Score 1901
Memory Score 3279


Multi-Core Performance
Multi-Core Score 4605
Crypto Score 269
Integer Score 5317
Floating Point Score 4873
Memory Score 3684

AMD Radeon R7 200
OpenCL Performance
Score 36628
Sobel 73518 3.24 Gpixels/sec
Histogram Equalization 46638 1.46 Gpixels/sec
SFFT 6769 16.9 Gflops
Gaussian Blur 61690 1.08 Gpixels/sec
Face Detection 10338 3.02 Msubwindows/sec
RAW 175871 1.70 Gpixels/sec
Depth of Field 77042 223.8 Mpixels/sec
Particle Physics 16157 2554.3 FPS
 

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Better off upgrading the processor and getting a i7


Or go for the HP Mini Z series workstation - worth looking.
 

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For your use, an Intel NUC Hades Canyon is perfect. Very powerful quadcore / eight-threads processor and a powerful GPU in a 1.2L enclosure. It is as powerful as a mid-range PC. CPU comparable to i5-8400 / GPU comparable to GTX 1060 Max-Q

Intel NUC NUC8i7HVK Offical Website Singapore.

It is coming in Spring... aka March to June 18. So pretty soon.

HWZ Cover Story
 
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For your use, an Intel NUC Hades Canyon is perfect. Very powerful quadcore / eight-threads processor and a powerful GPU in a 1.2L enclosure. It is as powerful as a mid-range PC. CPU comparable to i5-8400 / GPU comparable to GTX 1060 Max-Q

Intel NUC NUC8i7HVK Offical Website Singapore.

It is coming in Spring... aka March to June 18. So pretty soon.

HWZ Cover Story

Agreed. I'm actually waiting for laptops with kaby lake g processors but.....only dell and hp announced 1 model each....

Guessing Nvidia and their gpp working magic here.
 

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Agreed. I'm actually waiting for laptops with kaby lake g processors but.....only dell and hp announced 1 model each....

Guessing Nvidia and their gpp working magic here.

I only have a desktop at the moment. I would like to get either Dell XPS 15 2in1 or HP Spectre 360 with the Vega GPU for my next laptop too. I know Dell is coming to SG in June. I wonder when HP's Spectre is coming to SG...
 

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Earthling

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For your use, an Intel NUC Hades Canyon is perfect. Very powerful quadcore / eight-threads processor and a powerful GPU in a 1.2L enclosure. It is as powerful as a mid-range PC. CPU comparable to i5-8400 / GPU comparable to GTX 1060 Max-Q

Intel NUC NUC8i7HVK Offical Website Singapore.

It is coming in Spring... aka March to June 18. So pretty soon.

HWZ Cover Story

looks really good. are these as durable as normal tower PCs? Or do they have short lifespans like laptops?
 
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