Mew Mini PC, the second computer

The Mew Mini PC is the second computer in the setup, ready to run with Windows freshly installed, four USB 3 ports, Ethernet, HDMI and a USB-C port marked Thunderbolt.

You need a second computer either way, but it doesn't have to be this one, and Your Second Computer explains what any spare PC needs to do the same job. If you don't have one this is the easy option, and if you'd rather buy second hand, an old office desktop with USB 3 and 8GB of memory usually goes for $60 to $120.

What it does

• Reads the card and runs the software.
  Your DMA card sends your main PC's memory down the cable to this machine, which runs the software, draws what you see, and drives your aim device if you use one.
• Keeps your main PC clean.
  Nothing gets installed on the PC you play on and it does no extra work, which is the point of having two computers.

Ports

• Back.
  19V power, HDMI, Ethernet, two USB 3 Type-A, and one USB-C marked with the Thunderbolt symbol.
• Front.
  Two more USB 3 ports, a headphone jack, and the power button.
• The GODLIKE 100T's cable goes in a rear USB 3 port.
  USB 3 is more than enough for your card. The Thunderbolt port stays free because you only need it for a Thunderbolt-class card, which we don't sell.

Good to know

• Nothing goes inside it.
  Everything plugs into the front and back, so there is no case to open.
• No screen in the box.
  You need a way to see it, like a second screen, a KVM, or a video fuser.
• What is inside.
  An Intel Core i5-7260U, 8GB of DDR4, a 128GB M.2 SSD, and Intel Iris Plus 640 graphics that drive up to 1440p at 144Hz.
• Low power.
  Around 30W under full load.
• Reinstalled and tested before it ships.
  It comes with three months of warranty.

Paying

• Crypto at checkout. If you've never paid with crypto, follow How to pay with crypto. Card payment through Stripe is in a Discord ticket, any amount, with a 10% fee.
• Crypto payments are final. Unlike a card, a crypto payment can't be charged back, and crypto sent to the wrong address or network is gone for good. We don't refund hardware, and the warranty covers faults. Check our terms before you pay.