The prospect of gaming on this? Probably joking. But it would be nice if osu! ran smoothly here. There's more info about it on the Intel site for other purposes.LoliFlan wrote:
Is this even serious or just a joke?
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You can always create one by yourself and showcase it.
The idea itself sounds pretty awesome. The fact of it being intel graphics included ruins it though. I'd like to see a modded one that would actually be capable of handling things.
For Osu! arcade machines?
Minecraft has something like this , for reference.
http://puu.sh/ihRXv/aab1581abc.jpg
http://puu.sh/ihRXv/aab1581abc.jpg
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Looks like a regular USB thumb drive though, but neat. Something like a white paint job with the osu! logo on it would be what you meant, right?
As for space, I think 32GB is plenty for a ton of songs.
As for space, I think 32GB is plenty for a ton of songs.
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What a waste of moneyThe Gambler wrote:
No, but it looks fun to plug into a friend's monitor and get them started on osu instead of hauling your laptop/friend over.
http://blog.ppy.sh/post/132211570533/20151030
I'd like you to redirect you to that page.
Also, they are being planned to be in the osu!store by December or January.
I'd like you to redirect you to that page.
Also, they are being planned to be in the osu!store by December or January.
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Damn son the necro is real..
The topic is about the Intel Compute stick, not a USB thumb drive. There are plenty other threads for that.
The topic is about the Intel Compute stick, not a USB thumb drive. There are plenty other threads for that.
honestly you can just get a usb flashdrive and copy osu! and a few maps onto it, unless its completely different to what im thinking it is
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Read initial post..- T y l e r - wrote:
honestly you can just get a usb flashdrive and copy osu! and a few maps onto it, unless its completely different to what im thinking it is
Peppy is alreading working on it
JeremTheOuf
peppy wrote:
osu! USB sticks are in! I’ve been running some tests on them and need to modify some parts of osu! to get perfect performance when running from the USB memory itself, but it’s looking promising. 80MB/s write, 200+MB/s read consistent. They feel amazing, too. Look for them on the store in limited quantity either December or January depending on how things go.
This thread is not about USB sticks.XinCrin wrote:
peppy wrote:
osu! USB sticks are in! I’ve been running some tests on them and need to modify some parts of osu! to get perfect performance when running from the USB memory itself, but it’s looking promising. 80MB/s write, 200+MB/s read consistent. They feel amazing, too. Look for them on the store in limited quantity either December or January depending on how things go.
I don't see the difference between the osu! USB stick mentioned vs the point of this thread based off the OP. It's a portable version of osu!, which is exactly what the "osu! USB stick" is meant to do. Ultimately it's still called a USB stick because it can be reformatted to be used like one. As would any potential portable device.Makar wrote:
This thread is not about USB sticks.XinCrin wrote:
osu! USB sticks are in! I’ve been running some tests on them and need to modify some parts of osu! to get perfect performance when running from the USB memory itself, but it’s looking promising. 80MB/s write, 200+MB/s read consistent. They feel amazing, too. Look for them on the store in limited quantity either December or January depending on how things go.
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It plugs in via HDMI, so no. Not really.Top Bunk wrote:
I don't see the difference between the osu! USB stick mentioned vs the point of this thread based off the OP. It's a portable version of osu!, which is exactly what the "osu! USB stick" is meant to do. Ultimately it's still called a USB stick because it can be reformatted to be used like one. As would any potential portable device.
One is a basically mini computer and the other is a storage device.Top Bunk wrote:
I don't see the difference between the osu! USB stick mentioned vs the point of this thread based off the OP. It's a portable version of osu!, which is exactly what the "osu! USB stick" is meant to do. Ultimately it's still called a USB stick because it can be reformatted to be used like one. As would any potential portable device.Makar wrote:
This thread is not about USB sticks.
One of them is plugged into a TV or monitor, and the other requires a computer to plug in to.
One outputs to a display, and the other... is a storage device.
I'm not sure how else to describe it. They are very different.
I actually saw one of those intel compu stick thingys at a place I'm doing work at. I could ask to borrow it over break and throw osu on there to see how it runs juts for proof of concept
Unfortunately this is not so good to use, I may recommend their NUCs than the stick :^)
What if you install it on the other pc?
All your beatmaps will be lost right?
All your beatmaps will be lost right?