[Marcel]

Yes is supports Ethernet connection ( over the USB-C 3.1 port)

The screen is fine, not perfect but good enough (maybe a bit too dark on a sunny day outside)

Streaming games on the I9 works flawlessly. (Stable 60 FPS+)

[Marcel]

Tom wrote:

Hi Marcel, Thanks for your reply. What BIOS Version did you flash? All I am looking for . at this point, is to remove the cube logo on boot up. I plan on doing the heat sink mod after my warranty is up. For me that is a year away!!!!!! Also what is the current rating on your charger? Mine is 12 volts 2 amps. In Chris’ review his was 2.5 amps. Thanks again. Tom

I flashed version 2.6, my charger is rated 12V and 2,5 amp its the original charger so I need to use an adapter that was included.

I also did the Thermal-mod because the warranty from Gearbest is not worth it anyways.

[Marcel]

1. Yes and runs fine.
2. Yes also no problem.
3. Without any problems.
4. Not sure, I never tried it myself, but I saw some people getting Remix OS on it.

[Marcel]

matteo pasqualon wrote:

Baylor wrote:

I’ve run into a frustrating problem that I can’t seem to solve. I recently ordered a Bluetooth mouse (Logitech M337). As soon as I paired the device with the i9, my WiFi speeds took a nosedive. The strange thing is that I’ve been using a Bluetooth gamepad (Xiaomi) for weeks without issue. Since this came up, I’ve tried reinstalling drivers, installing new drivers, updating the BIOS and messing with device settings. Nothing I’ve tried seems to work. Does anyone have any suggestions?

have the same problem…i tried many kind od device without result…some one had solved??

Use a Mouse with new Bluetooth technology

[Marcel]

With the Windows button is a know problem (some devices have it some not) had it on my own I9 too, after I flashed the custom bios it fixed itself after some days.

 

[Marcel]

I am also using the modified BIOS and it works fine (it also kinds fixed my windows key problem)

[Marcel]

I just did a recovery as I got the i9 (there is a recovery partition on it) and after that all Chinese were gone + all drivers were installed.
Would be the easiest way.

[Marcel]

You should trust them as much as other companies, with caution.

[Marcel]

That’s because that are requirements for an old game I want to run and not the specs of the Tablet itself.
Though it would be clear with the OS as Windows xp and the NVIDIA 6800, I am well aware that no normal tablet got a CPU stable at 3 GHz, sadly there was no other information beside the clock rate of the CPU, anyways thanks for the help bought the Cube i9 two days ago on a flash sale.

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