Zotac ZBOX-CI323NANO-U

- completely silent - very low power draw - dual gig nics - flexible boot options

- none so far

small, full featured, and SILENT

None so far

small, full featured, and SILENT

None so far

This is a great little PFSense box. It is currently installed at a small office with 6 workstations. OpenVPN and SNORT running and the CPU usage sits at about 3%.

The only con I had was what another reviewer pointed out - the BIOS needs to be set to legacy boot.

I have this little PC sat at the side of my Tv as a HTPC, it runs Kodi with no issues, streams Netflix and A-mazon flawlessly, streams blu-ray movies from my NAS without a hiccup, if you pair it with an SSD it will be completely silent as this is...

None so far, wish Zotac would have included a remote with it like the Asrock Beebox.

Overkill I know but makes a great pfSense box for a home environment (even though the Intel 7260-based wireless card isn't supported I use another AP anyway).

Rubber feet on bottom that double as screw covers are not well made.

- Small - Quiet. It literally makes zero noise, ever. - Powerful internals - Dual 1G NICs makes it great to turn into a pfsense box - Cool. Does not run hot at all. I have this little unit sitting on my desk and functioning as a router. It uses Realtec...

Getting pfsense to install off a USB stick was a pain until I figured out that changing the BIOS to Legacy was the way to go, then it worked just fine. Apparently a driver update has resolved this issue, but at any rate you can do it yourself without...

Works with Windows 8 and 10, if you put there a ready to use HDD or SSD with Windows per-installed.

Not possible to install any Windows version from USB drive, the unit is not seeing the USB drive in BIOS under any settings. Does not work with Windows 7, despite it is confirmed in specs.