Has the build in NUC-Element effect on the performance of the Push 3 while connected to an computer?
Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2024 11:27 pm
Hello guys!
I can't make a decision between buying the Standalone version and the normal version. I wouldn't have any advantage of the standalone due to its 2,5h battery lifetime. However, i'm wondering if the Push profits from the build-in processor. When it does so, i would try to upgrade only the SSD and a NUC-Element, - i already got an idea how to do, as i enjoy experiments. But if the Push is only able to use the processor with the battery assembled and there are no benefits while it is connected to a computer... than its nothing what i should spend time with.
Maybe somebody is able to help me figuring this dilemma out.
Kind regards
Fritz
I can't make a decision between buying the Standalone version and the normal version. I wouldn't have any advantage of the standalone due to its 2,5h battery lifetime. However, i'm wondering if the Push profits from the build-in processor. When it does so, i would try to upgrade only the SSD and a NUC-Element, - i already got an idea how to do, as i enjoy experiments. But if the Push is only able to use the processor with the battery assembled and there are no benefits while it is connected to a computer... than its nothing what i should spend time with.
Maybe somebody is able to help me figuring this dilemma out.
Kind regards
Fritz