MSI Wind Nettop CS120

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Small-form-factor PC. Runs Windows. Quiet. Doesn't use much energy. DVD burner. Full-size 160GB hard drive.

Only 1GB of RAM. No mouse or keyboard. Weak 3D graphics. Can't run most of our benchmark tests. No Internet security software included. Physically larger, so as to fit its internal components.

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Low cost, easy setup, decent speed, runs XP

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built in wifi

It's loud, and fan is tied to processor, so it goes fast and slow which is really irritating ; can't really handle HD youtube videos

Cost ; Small form factor ; Optical Drive ; QUIET

None yet

This thing works great! It's small, fast for what it's needed for, and fits on a shelf in my desk

Need another one

For a large office with dozens of PCs this could save a lot of money, but for the home user it probably won't save more than $60 a year

I received an email from MSI saying this thing would save $350 in energy costs. A bit skeptical, I looked at their figures: 265w PC on 24/7 at 0.15/kwh. Well I know my utility company is only 0.09/kwh, so the question is how much does a average PC...

Great price, SFF, looks great and works like it's supposed to

The fan could be quieter but so is life

Essentially a small PC with laptop guts. I purchased this to replace my wife's 6+ year old WinXP 'puter. She'll use it for Office apps, browsing, and remote desktop to occasionally work from home. Installed quickly. Used Wireless G network connection....

Using the case as a monitor stand, the occasional fan noise can be a bit much. To address this it may be relocated to our desk's enclosed cpu cabinet

Very easy to open, no seals to break in the process either. All hardware is 100% linux compatible out of the box. A very nice and quiet small desktop. Just what I wanted really

It's about as quiet as a Mac mini. Meaning that when it's fairly idle or under a light work load it's going to be deathly silent, but once your workload gets heavy you will know it's there. It's still much quieter than a stadard case would be by far....