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Re: Cheap CNCPC that meets requirements: Lenovo Think Center M92P for Acorn <updated model M93P>

Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2023 12:04 am
by Sword
dustboy wrote: Tue Apr 11, 2023 8:26 pm Ordered a "renewed" M93P on Amazon, it is NFG, no boot, seems like disk issue (the blue screen of death told me so). I'm afraid we are scraping the bottom of the refurbishing barrel on this model. I'm one of those dumb "Apple" guys who doesn't understand the "Quad-encabulator Raizen i97 6900T 1.21 jigawatt" lingo, so I'm leaning on you guys for a recommendation. What's next?
Either return it to Amazon, or you could try creating a bootable USB drive to attempt to diagnose it, or reinstall Windows with it. You'd probably need to enter the BIOS to make sure it is set to boot from USB. It did come with a hard drive/SSD? Many are sold without, and you need to make sure.

Re: Cheap CNCPC that meets requirements: Lenovo Think Center M92P for Acorn <updated model M93P>

Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2023 11:20 am
by dustboy
I made a USB recovery drive on my router PC and ran a clean install twice, unsuccessful. Something is wrong with the hardware, so back it goes to Scamazon. One of the USB ports was bad too, so that is reason enough.

I ordered a refurb NUC i5-7260U for a bit more money on fleaBay, based on Centroid's recommendation. Looks like it benches at 1,993 which is almost double what is required for a lathe.

Re: Cheap CNCPC that meets requirements: Lenovo Think Center M93P and HP G3

Posted: Fri Jun 02, 2023 5:10 pm
by cnckeith
here is another.
HP Micro Desktop Computer 800 G3 Elitedesk Mini Business PC
https://amzn.to/3NamUna

Re: Cheap CNCPC that meets requirements: Lenovo Think Center M93P and HP G3

Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2024 9:46 am
by glbreil
Hello Everyone one, since it looks like the NUC numbers and availability change everyday, if you were shopping for a NUC type today what would you buy?

Thanks Gary