Zotac ZBOX CI321 NANO Reviews

Expert review by : Brad Linder (liliputing.com)

Zotac ZBOX CI321 nano mini PC review

Zotac has been producing compact computers for years and and the company's now includes a wide range of models including expensive systems , tiny low-power models that are , and a number of models that fall somewhere in between.

Just make sure to install 4GB of RAM or more if you plan to run multiple apps at once or do a lot of multi-tab web browsing. When I initially started testing the computer, I only had 2GB of laptop memory lying around, and it made the CI321 nano a...

Aug, 2015

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Expert review by : Tom Morgan (expertreviews.co.uk)

Zotac Zbox Nano Ci321 (Plus) review

Convenient yet compact, the Zbox Nano Ci321 is easy to upgrade and powerful enough for most Windows tasks

The Zbox Nano CI321 is a compact Mini PC that's easier to upgrade than competing models like Intel's NUC, as you can re-use an existing disk rather than invest in an mSATA SSD. The Plus model is conveniently ready for a fresh install of Windows right...

Jun, 2015

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

It kinda works

PFSense loaded great and appeared to be working properly although I could not route data across the second NIC because of the aforementioned issue. Wish I had noticed the "NO RETURN POLICY" on this item. I would stay away from this unit if your intent...

Small, fanless (quiet), dual nics (see cons)

NICs are realtek but I knew that buying it but one of the NICs will not auto-negotiate with a unmanaged switch defeating the purpose of the second NIC (was using PFSense on it)

Aug, 2015

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