Testseek.com have collected 20 expert reviews of the Zotac ZBox HD-ID11 and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Zotac ZBox HD-ID11.
July 2010
(86%)
20 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Runs cool, low power draw, nice design, lot's of connectivity, Wi-Fi 'n' support
Expensive, no dual channel RAM (only one RAM slot)
ZOTAC is going to be pricing the ZBOX HD-ID11 somewhere around Rs.15,000. To me it seems a little high and you'll also have to shell out additional dough for the RAM and hard drive. Building a next generation ION platform yourself will probably cost yo...
In the past we have reviewed a number of Zotac ION based systems and the ZBOX is without doubt their best model to date. From the moment it is unboxed the unit impresses through its compact design which looks stylish and feels sturdy. With minimal lig...
Includes VESA mount; HDMI output; graphics chip plays high-quality video
Requires hard disk, memory and operating system need to be installed
Neat design that is ideal for use behind a TV, but in its kit form it’s not great for beginners Good points Includes VESA mount; HDMI output; graphics chip plays high-quality video Bad points Requires hard disk, memory and operating system need to be ...
The new generation ION platform based on Intel Atom processor from the Pineview family and discrete Nvidia GT218 graphics accelerator proved better than its predecessor. Although Nvidia didn’t manage to pair the new Atom CPU with their integrated core ...
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Abstract: The first Nvidia ION was true refreshment in the HTPC world. Not only because of the power-saving Atom CPU, but also graphics performance that were head and shoulders above Intel's GMA950 and similar solutions. However, it was evident that performance ...
Although I spent the bulk of my Zbox testing time fiddling with XBMC, video playback, and games, I did log some time using the system as my primary desktop. Well, trying to, anyway. You see, the Ion GPU's PureVideo HD decode engine nicely accelerates F...
By not including native H.264 decode acceleration in Pine Trail Intel assured NVIDIA another year of success with ION. Compared to a standard Pine Trail Atom nettop you get the ability to play H.264 content and even play some light 3D games at low quality...
