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I'd like to run my mintbox as a headless laptop (being controlled by MIDI controllers and my Android), but the below FAQ makes me question if fit uptime is the right solution, as with normal battery use it'd get totally discharged on a regular basis. "In normal use fit-Uptime will last for many year...

I have tried it both ways; the sound I am / have been referring to is with advanced power management disabled. You are correct in that it is considerably more noisy with advanced power management enabled - it sounds like a busy hard drive (as you'll recall I replaced the usual hard drive in the box ...

Sorry, I guess that was unclear. The setting was enabled by default, I left it that way, and the noise is there.

Is the Intel likely to have significantly less sound? I'm thinking maybe I should just try that.

Thanks for your quick reply :-) That would be AMD -> Processor Settings -> Aggressive CPU Power Management [Disabled]? Sadly it was already on that setting. To make sure none of the other things I set may have been causing the problem, I did the F9 default BIOS settings - and it turns out disabled i...

gabrielh writes: All latest models of the FitPC3 are now updated with this feature. We will post soon the latest BIOS update, so our valued customers will be able to update their FitPC3 to gain this feature on demand. I just got my Fit-PC3 (marketed as MintBox Pro) a few days ago. Installed a SSD, a...