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<blockquote data-quote="datfreak" data-source="post: 1012696" data-attributes="member: 19079"><p>quick update - have since installed MP 1.4.</p><p> </p><p>Since getting the digitnow quad card, it is a very very rare to get any crashes(compared to when the usb sticks were in).</p><p>I highly recommend this card - it is $179au posted (see above link - ? maybe expensive for overseas post?) for a 4 dvb-t, that -for me at least- just works.</p><p> </p><p>The asus mobo/i3 combo only annoyed me once - all sound had stopped, after awhile trying different things it was fixed by deleting and reinstalling the sound driver. Otherwise all good.</p><p> </p><p>samsung ssd - no probs. As above, I have set the timeshift to ramdisk(but i would probably do this in future even for a nonssd HTPC. The drive may be a bit of a overkill for this standalone system, as it only goes to standby and doesn't restart.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="datfreak, post: 1012696, member: 19079"] quick update - have since installed MP 1.4. Since getting the digitnow quad card, it is a very very rare to get any crashes(compared to when the usb sticks were in). I highly recommend this card - it is $179au posted (see above link - ? maybe expensive for overseas post?) for a 4 dvb-t, that -for me at least- just works. The asus mobo/i3 combo only annoyed me once - all sound had stopped, after awhile trying different things it was fixed by deleting and reinstalling the sound driver. Otherwise all good. samsung ssd - no probs. As above, I have set the timeshift to ramdisk(but i would probably do this in future even for a nonssd HTPC. The drive may be a bit of a overkill for this standalone system, as it only goes to standby and doesn't restart. [/QUOTE]
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