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Can you suggest how to use raid by some how adding multiple hard disks to this mini pc???

Guys i want to install a new graphics card in it and seens they're is no pcie slot so can i swap the motherboard without changing the cpu

Hi everyone, does anyone have a copy of the original system for this device? The Windows that came from the factory?

I am sorry bro but your background music bht Ganda a..

what CPU can you put in this little thing? I have the i3 versions

Oh my god what a blunder no option for GPU and the motherboard is from messosoic period and look at that loser CPU cooler Wth is this

can it be installed on laptop?

That music is a fucking din

What a piece of shit do not buy a pc that uses an external psu brick and a mobile cpu

4:24 the slot for an M.2 is also a slot for a wifi card! Can your i3 be upgraded to an i5? Thank you as a kind of hobby I look for electronics in dumpsters and curbside stuff! Recently found what I believe is a 3020 (or a 3040). But its missing the CPU, RAM, heatsink, HDD and proper cover! But plugging it in, it seems to want to work! It had an i5. Well the service tag info says its a 3020M. Think it can be upgraded to an i7, and has 2 RAM slots!

I opened my Lenovo and I could not find anything that says PC Hard Drive. All I can find is the DVD reader but I'm stuffed if I can find a hard drive? I have the blue screen of death and not able to get into Windows. Makes no sense?

Is it working fine now..?

How can you play songs from computer to soundbar?

Bro This is better than VG 50 Model???

Where is the pci connector

Background music is annoying while watching.

Price bro

Where power supply? Can our change it?

ur background music is killing population

My Ideacentre 3 has a Ryzen 3 3250U instead of a Athlon Silver and 8 GB RAM, came with Windows 11 Home. I also left BIOS settings as-is on mine. Mine was manufactured in April 2022.

is the fan okay? it wil long last too?

My A670 home theater don't have Bass Boost mode

Can i put the motherboard in another case and can i add gpu?

Can u please tell the suitable model of m.2 SSD and ram type

Do it allow wifi monitoring?

Not released in the U.S. Philips isn't known for making great Speakers. 😑

Trying to install SSD and none of the screws that came with this thing works

Honestly i so regret buying this, better off going to a thrift store, getting a beat up desktop then adding in ram, ssd, and a gpu later, it would be cheaper than this with better upgradability and freedom. I hate companies now a days they want everything to be proprietary so you have to buy new machines every 3 years

Hi i have one of these and i was thinking of adding the radeon rx 560 gpu for light gaming, do you think thats a good idea?

Brother, The HDMI cable included is 2.0? If yes than do i get Surround effects if watching Netflix or Amazon prime HDR10 or Dolby vision contents? Kindly confirm as i am confused I have ARC port on TV.

It has Prologic 1 or 2 inbuilt?

I got ripped off disk dur removed the original

samsung hw-a67e/xl VS Samsung hw- a670/ xl who is best sound quality ??

This PC is like laptop hardware converted to desktop. Processor does not seem to be upgradeble. There is a M.2 NVME slot that could be upgraded to 4TB NVME SSD. You have access to 2 SODIMM DDR4 slots that could be upgraded to 32GB (16GB x 2). There are no PCIE slots. Graphics capability is only the integrated Intel UHD.

Please help me i cant setup. It still stuck

Is it compatible with any tv having normal hdmi port through amazon tv stick

Maine kharida bohot atsha hai sound

Is there any diff bw a670 xl and b670 xl.

i just bought one too can i replace de 128 SSD to 500 SDD Can increase it is it expandable??

Anyone that considers trying to stick in DDR5 Ram modules into an IdeaCentre 3, (IC3) all the various versions of it of the world had best be very careful. Even though the processor specs may say that they are DDR5 compatible and even the Motherboard specs say that DDR5 Ram is compatible, it all depends how Lenovo have set the BIOS up. What they want. Lenovo themselves offer after sale UDIMM 288-pin - 4800 MHz / PC4-38400 DDR5 Ram modules and say they are for "Select PC's". Top secret which ones of cause. Not very helpful there Lenovo. Though I have found out elsewhere they are for these Lenovo PC's: ThinkCentre M80s Gen 3; M80t Gen 3; M90s Gen 3; M90t Gen 3; ThinkCentre neo 70. Looks like Lenovo originally sold those particular PC's of theirs (Above) with DDR5 Ram as standard, straight out of the box. Now it is POSSIBLE that DDR5 ram will work in some IC3's, someone out there may have stuck some DDR5's in and found out that they do work, but if so they don't seem to be letting anyone know. Contacting Lenovo would have someone that end look up the specs for the model quoted that just say that in the latter versions of IdeaCentre 3's that they are DDR4's. (IC3's been around for ages, even seen some stated as being fitted with DDR3's). Getting hold of a Lenovo tech person who actually has themselves tested out if DDR5 ram works would be a difficult thing to achieve. The IdeaCentre 3's with 12th Gen Intel processors have sold well around the world and continue to. Maybe tens of thousands sold. You would think that someone out of that lot or one of these online tech outfits, 'Tom's Hardware' and such like would have tried out whether DDR5 ram works or not. Obviously to give it a better chance of success NOT have the existing DDR4 module left in with 1x DDR5 module stuck in to its side. We hear that some motherboards can actually do that, well, test that out as well at the same time, take note swanky online tech outfits who on the whole give out the impression they know almost everything. Why you should tune in to their website more than any other. YET they do not know these things. And when it could be of benefit to 10,000+ particular model range of computers, ie IC3 users do not even consider spending 20 mins on finding out. They are never as clever as they like to make out they are. -------------------------------------- I will not risk it on mine, a IdeaCentre 3 07iab7 that came with just 4gb of DDR4 ram. 4gb is just not enough with Windows 11, I found out the fitted integrated Intel graphics UHD 710 has a dedicated video memory of 128mb and shared system ram up to 2033mb. (Others in that range have UHD 730's and even UHD 770's). So no way can its full video memory capacity of 2033mb be achieved with just 4gb fitted. From being booted up just sitting there using no extra resources other than about 70mb for an opened Task Manager to actually be able to monitor the ram usage, the lowest I have seen is about 2950mb. So with even a browser launched watching CZcams or a PC video game launched, the full ability of the integrated graphics can not be used. 8gb is minimum really, as we see in the above video another 4gb of DDR4 ram was added. A bit of false economy though as new 4gb and 8gb are of near similar price. An 8gb for a few rupees more or similar currency slotted where the existing 4gb is would have been better, with the 4gb moved over, however 'unbalanced' it is. It would be more beneficial having 8gb in duel mode and another 4gb in single mode. 12gb in total for an extra 8gb of ram at US$20, seen them for that. Yes 4gb ram can be picked up used for US$6. Paying US$20 to give a better user experience is worth considering. I would say better userbenchmark (online benchmarking outfit), test results would be obtained. AND >>then<< after getting initially a 8gb DDR4 ram stick, IF a total of 16gb was desired to get 16gb in duel mode, then get another 8gb of ram to this time replace the existing 4gb. It only originally had just one 4gb of ram to start with. Noticing that a 4gb DDR4 ram was being put in. Before making any computer component purchases, best to consider it thoroughly, work it all out, weigh it all up. Consider later on as well. Now he has got likely 2x 4gb sticks, so is it going to forevermore stay at that?. Two 8gb DDR4 sticks should be affordable at as low as US$36, that I have seen, even two new 16gb DDR4 sticks can be had for as low as (for worldwide reference) US$60. IF they care to wait up to 14 long days for poxy Crucial to get their act together and actually deliver them. In Europe that is, in the actual USA where this US based outfit are, they would not DARE attempt that with US customers. Was cheaper even than Amazon though!. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hard drives may well have large capacities and be cheaper than SSD's but these days it is best to get a SSD system. Windows 11 runs a lot quicker on SSD's and should Windows 12 come out in 18months to 2 years time as expected, the likelihood is that SSD's are mandatory. Talk is that existing PC's that have the requirements to run Win 11 will need SSD's to run Win 12. So in that instance Win 11 users with HDD's even if meeting other requirements are not likely to get a Win 12 upgrade. If there is a Windows 12 release. With Microsoft we never know what they are up to, even Microsoft rarely does themselves, telling us there will never be a Windows 10 upgrade to another version. Microsoft were on the edge of SSD's being a requirement of Win 11. Still are for future releases of Win 11 features. (Likely to still get the security upgrades!). Though the service life of Win 11 is for another 5 years anyway, until at least 2028. By which time we'd be possibly on Windows 14, (If Win unlucky13 was missed out!) and also up to Intel Generation 15, 16, 17 or whatever. What a system that would be. I find it is best not to be 'stingy' in the purchase of computers & its add on components/upgrades and on the other hand not be 'extravagant' either. Something we learn with experience, getting the right balance It can be best to keep in mind with purchase of 'upgrades', whether at a latter date that component, in this case the ram or graphics card or whatever be used in anther computer later on. If DDR5 ram could be successfully fitted in say a IdeaCentre 3 07iab7, and we we TOLD for sure that it could, later purchased desktops may have a minimum DDR5 ram requirement. Very few these days will take DDR3's and later on DDR4's will be phased out. The only drawback is the DDR5 4800mhz that possibly could fit ok in a IdeaCentre 3 would have to be at max DDR5 at 4800mhz. Which is the very LOWEST of DDR5 Udimms available. Picking up a future PC desktop utilising DDR5 ram could be by then as high as or even higher than as I have just found out the current highest of 7200MHz. And sticking a DDR5 at 4800mhz alongside a 7200Mhz sick would very likely bring them both down to 4800Mhz. SO it all needs thoroughly contemplating appertaining to the computer world we are living in. VFM is always to be considered. I very recently got mine as, (don't let my Lenovo desktop hear this!) as a stop gap between getting a Win 12 with even newer Intel Gen desktop processor. Having loads of laptops & things already, as many of us have through the years but was tempted by a Win 11 IdeaCentre 3 07iab7 brand new for the equivalent of US$193. (Some good modern specs, well impressed Lenovo, for the price). I won't say what processor, even mine is better than a Intel i7 3rd Gen Desktop have got in the majority of benchmarks. At about 5 times less of a price than what the i7 processor cost. Yes my IC3 needs a Ram upgrade and this above video is very helpful, thanks for making it. (Continued below in reply, due to 8000 character limit per post)

Can you replace the CPU? Or is it soldered to the motherboard?

what is it called so that i can buy another one on ebay, the usb part on the back of the usb to power it on?

Can i buy a new sound card for this model as the sound only comes out of one speaker from the rear jack port.

why can't I use the the SSD as my TrueNas OS?

M.2 slot that’s great, I’ll remove and throw away the HDD Bracket! No PCI-e slot the only mayor downside!

Is that same as Samsung b67e soundbar

Im working on one of these right now and it belongs in the trash can...

Bro mera wala b yehi pc hai lekin jaab mane 2nd ram install kiya tho display show nehi kaar raha hai

You should create another video showing the installation of Synology Nas on this mini pc. Without the music of course.

Only if there was no crappy music