After struggling with Atom based HTPC machines like the Lenovo Q180 and Acer Revo, and getting really what can only be described as sub-par results, I fell back to my old mainstay, an old Dell ...

Hi,<BR><BR>I'm looking to build a quiet media center/HTPC for around ~$800-900. Its main uses would be DVD playback, music storage/playback, playing Company of Heroes, and (at some point down the road ...

Since this particular HTPC is designed to connect to your clients' already-existing home theater system, there&'s no need to spec out speakers, video displays, receivers/amplifiers, or input devices ...

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