EU [EU-SI] Lenovo m75n-iot (not verified) new with linux 179 EUR/win 11 pro 199 EUR

[tinfoil3d]

Hey guys.
Not sure if it's a good deal, message if not but just looking around these cost above $300 new elsewhere.
I'm not in EU and never heard of this shop but it seems like they have a good offer on m75n-iot variants

Lenovo ThinkCentre M75n IoT - nano - ULTRA AKCIJA! - Notesniki.si

Mini namenski računalnik za industrijo! IOT sistem proizvajalca Lenovo! Super AKCIJA! Znižan na samo 179 EUR! Prednaložen Linux OS!

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Lenovo ThinkCentre M75n IoT - nano - AKCIJA z WIN 11 PRO! - Notesniki.si

Mini PC Lenovo z naloženimi Microsoft Windows 11 tiny je lahek in hiter. Delovanje je izjemno tiho in sistem je izjemno hladen. Zaloga MB!

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I disclaim any warranty here, do your research, call, email, ask.
Patrick's review of this https://www.servethehome.com/lenovo-thinkcentre-m75n-iot-fanless-edge-device-with-6w-amd-cpu/
My comments and first-hand experience with m75n-iot: https://forums.servethehome.com/ind...ot-fanless-edge-device-with-6w-amd-cpu.34313/

As it stands, my device has been running for 1y+ with just few maintenance and upgrade reboots, no issues whatsoever, but it's really low-performance machine as mentioned in review. I use it as standalone LTE router and it never ever had problems with 7455 modem.

 

[DieBlub]

Seems decent if you need that specific size and package. However, it is just about 20%/25% faster singlethreaded (multi about 1%-3% ish) compared to a J4125 or J4105 which you can find in a similar size package f.e. int he Futro S740 for significantly less. Also I just checked that 3050e has a Vega 3 GPU which is Raven Ridge and afaik that means no AV1 decode in case somebody is wondering about that.

 

[tinfoil3d]

Sure, I agree it should cost less. For the reference of my price estimation, I recently got a brand-new HPE G9 2U server in the most basic config (1x2603v4, other socket without heatsink) for 70 bucks shipped. And I still think that should cost less, because it's basically barebones...
But it's not some JMUXBHSAURHJA manufacturer from amazon, it's Lenovo (who are also known for vendor-locking down recent Ryzen and EPYC CPUs). All hail lenovo! </sarcasm>