ZOTAC MAG HD-ND01 Pro Reviews

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The Zotac MAG is really a great little machine and it works just as advertised. Sure, all ION platforms have a large degree of similarity so companies try to diversify in different areas than hardware. There are no real technical downsides, as the MAG only requires around 35W and can easily play back HD content.

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Oct 07, 2009

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Zotac's MAG HD-ND01 is a great little system. It matches or exceeds the performance of Intel's Atom 330 / 945G platform in virtually every test and it's capable of playing some games at framerates you might actually want to play them at. Desktop performance under Windows 7 was surprisingly quick, the bundled wireless had no problem transferring data through several walls even though it lacks an external antenna, and the 2GB of RAM proved adequate to the tasks at hand.

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Dec 07, 2009

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