Foxconn SFF R50-A1 AMD E-350 APU (1.6GHz, Dual-Core) AMD A45 (Hudson D1) AMD Radeon HD6310 1 x HDMI Barebone

The unit mostly worked as advertised while it worked. My primary use was to use as a HTPC

I tried to load with a XBMCbuntu but for some reason this unit would not load that OS properly....that should have tipped me off. Anyway I conceded to load another flavor of Ubuntu and then just run XBMC on top of that. It did this reasonably well...

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Received a defective board. The system would not boot. Foxconn support was quick to reply to my support request and provide troubleshooting but nothing worked and I was forced to RMA the system

zippy little things. Ordered 5 to test to possibly outfit a school and a medical office. use ssd's... windows 7 64 bit boots and gets to the login screen in about 10 seconds. runs on fumes, I would prefer linux on these guys, but clients usually want...

1 out of 5 was DOA but the RMA process was painless and I will be purchasing about 20 more. The card reader is taking up the spot that would normally hold the 2.5 ssd. no matter what you do or where you decide to mount the SSD you will have to get out...

Size ; Price ; Speed

Case could be a little smaller

good looking case, price, easy instructions for installation, light, form factor

SATA cables too short, cable management, DVD drive cover, a bit too slow for a 1.6ghz processor, dual core

Great everyday office computer, throw in 8gb ddr3 ram, 128gb Crucial SSD and DVD writer and our accountant was happy. Run Peachtree, excel, word with several windows and browsers open with no problems in Windows 7 64bit. Internet download speed went up...

Price went up ridiculously after I bought 2 units

Very affordable, reasonable performance, and it runs XBMC on a stripped down linux off a flash drive very well. Most recent linux distros support the fusion platform very well, Openelec even has a build for the fusion platform ; It looks nice, and fits...

The chassis is tight. Not a fan of the fanless. Runs hotter than I expected, and I may install additional cooling

great price, comparable to Atom boxes with older technology. No issues with drivers. hardware all appears to function properly. has an intake fan on the side, which I didn't see or read about. Included card reader is a bonus

two parts ; board ; gets a bit hotter than I'm used to. not a fan of passive cooling, may cram an exhaust fan under the top vent ; chassis ; cable management" is awful. the included SATA cables were short enough to be absolutely useless (had to use my...

Small size. Ability to have DVD burner installed. Nicely sized for HTPC or a desktop for a tight space

Front panel latches are made of thin plastic - easy to brake. Windows 7 install disk did not see the hard drive and it did not take provided driver. I had to rebuild my installation media and integrate SATA driver into it using vLite

Got this with G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) earlier this week with promo code for less than $200. There is room in the case for a full size dvd rom, 3.5" hdd mounts sideway under the dvd housing. The front half of the other drive bay is used...

Don't get memory like what I got. The heat spreader sits too high and I had to cut off the back of the dvd housing to get it to fit. I was not planning on using an internal dvd with this built anyway, so it work out for me