cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/76800419

I bought a cheap mini-PC board at a street market. The seller said, without confidence, that he was told it’s an “Intel Nano”. But he had a stack of different boards so it’s dodgy info for sure. When I do an image search for “Intel Nano”, nothing quite matches.

I would normally run it and probe for the hardware, but I don’t know how to power it. It looks like there are two pins in a green box that probably need DC power.. likely 12v but I would rather not guess.

Any help identifying this thing would be appreciated!

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The “1820” possibly corresponds to “G1820 Celeron”, but that’s a far cry from identifying the model of mini PC.

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[–] 3 points 1 week ago

I never really understand what the problem is with undervolting a device, I've heard people worried about brownouts, but... that just means the electronics defaults to the "false / 0" branches in its startup circuity (by my limited understanding)

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