Lenovo Thinkcentre M92

It's hard not to notice the direction computing is going, both in the enterprise and at home. Notebooks are getting thinner and lighter, tablets are taking off, and on desktops Mini-ITX is becoming less of a niche form factor and more of a legitimate,...

Sales of PCs may be falling, but there is still a place in many businesses for a desktop computer, especially a compact design such as Lenovo's ThinkCentre M92 which can sit discretely on the side of a desk or even attach to the back of a monitor.

Bought one as a server for the house. Solid build, solid performance, decent price, and the rigid case was great for some Dremel induced drive array mods. :)

Really very good configuration. In our organization, we are using all Lenovo desktops. But when i search this system in market resellers said not available in market.

These are great systems. Users place post it notes all over the front vents and still have not had one die.

We use the Tiny M92p at remote sites to run our backup agent that gathers data from servers and talks back to the Data Center. The box is powerful enough to compress and encrypt data and is small and rugged for shipping to remote locations. Perfect fit...

bought 4 of these in SFF and they have been wonderful up'ed the RAM to 8GB and they run our apps like butter... wish they would have come with an i7 but guess i could have chosen a different model they are a great value!

We have several services running on this computer. This machine has to run 24/7. I have never seen this thing have any issues. The only time I've seen it shut down was an end user error.

Good Workstations, faster than our old Dell Optiplex 360s. Very easy to manage and install. Great performance with Windows 7 in server 2008 envornment.

Nice AiO design, easy setup, easy to add RAM, all around good choice for general PC. User response to this unit is very good. Key will be how it holds up over time...