Thin Client Review: Wyse with Dual Core CPU and ATI Radeon HD6250 running Windows XP

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  • čas přidán 27. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 7

  • @johnstancliff7328
    @johnstancliff7328 Před 11 dny

    On this unit, upgrade the memory to the max allowed, and upgrade the SSD to a SATA to NGFF adapter with a 512GB SSD. this will allow you to use xp better if thats what you want to use. these will support Windows 10....as well as Linux.

  • @TheSlbTower
    @TheSlbTower Před rokem

    Hi, is that thin client a D10DP (5010) ?
    If yes what version/service pack did you use ? And which method (direct install, WinPE, WinSetupFromUSB, Easy2Boot) ?
    The Win7 installer boots if the USB is made with RUFUS, but not XP... I'm tearing my hair out trying to install XP on my D10DP. 😅
    Thank you !

    • @CarTechGuy
      @CarTechGuy  Před rokem

      I believe I used the Windows POS 2009 ISO when I set these up.

    • @TheSlbTower
      @TheSlbTower Před rokem

      @@CarTechGuy Thank you ! I'll try that one.

  • @adamkovac90
    @adamkovac90 Před 2 lety +1

    I really like the form factor but 3D performance is atrocious on HD 6250.

    • @CarTechGuy
      @CarTechGuy  Před 2 lety +1

      I agree. I have a model with an ATI Radeon R5 that is the same size that I'll do a video on soon. The Radeon R5 is much faster.

    • @adamkovac90
      @adamkovac90 Před 2 lety

      @@CarTechGuy Really looking forward to it.
      It would be nice to build such a small XP build.
      Smallest I came up with is an SFF Optiplex with a low profile GPU.