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Published: 2015-12-07, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
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The era of bringing the PC into the living room is certainly upon us and ZOTAC are the pioneers in this arena. We've experienced their Nano series in the past and have been impressed, and the same can be said for this larger albeit, “Mini-PC”.The coalitio...
Abstract: Like the ZBox Sphere, the EN760 Plus also uses a dual-core Intel Core i5-4200U, which has a base clock speed of 1.6GHz and a Turbo Boost speed of 2.6GHz. The 4200U processor is a good choice for a compact system thanks to its low voltage requirements and ...
Great connectivity options, Good size:performance ratio, Good cooling system, Power use
CPU limits gaming performance, 4K limited to video; unusable for gaming, The shiny finish shows every bit of dirt
While it may not be quite enough for the most demanding of gamers, the Zotac Zbox EN760 can support a good many 3D games. Only the most resource-intensive titles will require any lowering of the graphics settings. It's a shame there's no Core i7 version, ...
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Published: 2014-08-15, Author: Dave , review by: daveplays.co.uk
Abstract: In the past ZBOX's have been a bit of a mixed bag, sometimes downright underpowered and other times being beautifully adept sleeper PC's. Today I am going to be taking a look at one that aims to be more of the latter, in the form of the ZOTAC ZBOX EN760 P...
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Published: 2014-08-01, Author: Frank , review by: uk.hardware.info
We at Hardware.Info would always love to have more. We would like more performance, more power, and preferably in a package that is as small as possible. As such, we're quite fond of this Zotac device: a small mini equipped with a swift video card. We c...
ZOTAC's aim of the En760 is probably the clearest of the last three Zboxes we've reviewed and yet somehow, this hasn't transferred to the end product. The EN760 is a out-an-out gaming machine and the 4K claim isn't even ridiculous if you've got a monitor ...
For those looking for a compact system to use in the home/office there is a lot to like about the design of the Zbox EN760 range. The all black styling is much more discrete than the older black/silver variant and the fact we can turn the orange LED off i...
Very, very small, Can be mounted to the back of your monitor or HDTV, Solid price-to-performance ratio
Would benefit from a more robust enclosure, Lacks DisplayPort, Operating system not included
Zotac's flyweight PC kicks more gaming ass than any console, costs less than a tower PC, and will fit almost anywhere—including the back of your monitor....
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