Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q Teardown & Review - Ultra‑Cheap Micro PC Under £35 скачать в хорошем качестве

Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q Teardown & Review - Ultra‑Cheap Micro PC Under £35

In this video I tear down and review the Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q, a compact micro PC I picked up for just £34.99. Despite the tiny size and low price, this machine can be upgraded, repurposed and pushed much further than you’d expect. I open the system, inspect the internal layout, show the motherboard design, cooling solution and storage options, and test its performance for real-world use cases. If you’re looking for a super-cheap micro PC, a home lab node, media server, firewall box or retro gaming machine, the M710q is one of the best budget options on the market. What I cover in this teardown & review: Internal components, motherboard layout and cooling RAM & NVMe upgrade options How to install SSDs / 2.5'' drives Who this PC is ideal for: Budget home-lab builders Proxmox / pfSense / TrueNAS users Retro gaming fans Students and productivity users Anyone wanting a tiny, silent desktop for under £40 Specs of this unit: – Intel CPU (varies by model) – DDR4 SODIMM memory – NVMe / SATA support – Ultra-small form factor chassis Let me know in the comments what build or upgrade you want to see next, and don’t forget to subscribe for more cheap PC teardowns, DIY upgrades and home-lab videos. #Lenovo #M710q #ThinkCentre #MicroPC #BudgetPC #Teardown #Homelab #MiniPC #PCReview