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My brither has a HP 24" AIO PC and he has bust the screen.
I had a quick look and a play and teh screen is just over £200 and so he says not to bother, I can have it.
So, I said about using it with another screen, and using this as a desktop and he said no.
But I have had a play. Its a half decent thing, an I5 with 4GB and a 1TB Drive ( 4GB these days LOL )
But its also got 2 M2 slots ( According to the BIOS )
The thing is, that it works just fine with an external screen, but should I take the original screen out? Will it work without the screen?
I kind of have to take it out anyway as it seems to be designed, in a way that I have to take the screen out rather than the back off to get at any components for upgrading it.
But I am wondering, if I just cover the screen and then either lay it flat on the screen ( the TV unit will allow this ) or even if I put it up against the wall, behind the TV unit...
It just seems a waste of money to NOT use it for a Media PC!
Thoughts, or am I just being a fool?
I had a quick look and a play and teh screen is just over £200 and so he says not to bother, I can have it.
So, I said about using it with another screen, and using this as a desktop and he said no.
But I have had a play. Its a half decent thing, an I5 with 4GB and a 1TB Drive ( 4GB these days LOL )
But its also got 2 M2 slots ( According to the BIOS )
The thing is, that it works just fine with an external screen, but should I take the original screen out? Will it work without the screen?
I kind of have to take it out anyway as it seems to be designed, in a way that I have to take the screen out rather than the back off to get at any components for upgrading it.
But I am wondering, if I just cover the screen and then either lay it flat on the screen ( the TV unit will allow this ) or even if I put it up against the wall, behind the TV unit...
It just seems a waste of money to NOT use it for a Media PC!
Thoughts, or am I just being a fool?