ACEMAGICIAN [Dual LAN] Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 5 5625U (6C/12T, up to 4.3Ghz) 16GB DDR4 512GB SSD Mini PC Windows 11 Pro, 4K@60Hz Triple Display Mini Desktop Computers Portable WiFi 5 Bluetooth

1 day after getting this the computer just shuts down randomly. Multiple times a day even while in the middle of working on it. Very disappointed as the size and noise is awesome.

The item I ordered is completely different from both of the items listed on this page.

Very happy with the unit but I dont recommend trusting the factory install of the operating system. Its very easy to download a clean version of Windows 11 directly from Microsoft and do a clean install.

Beat my expectations being a mini computer. Easy to set up, really fast boot time. Easy navigation. Expandable memory& ram slots. Able to do every day tasks without lag or issues. Definitely a great value.

I got one of these to run my media server at home. It outperforms about 4x what I used to have at roughly the same power consumption. I didnt want to run anything that was too power hungry so that I could keep my bills down. The PC runs pretty well, no complaints so far. The RAM and M.2 slot are easily accessible if you remove the cover. The packaging and documentation arent the best, but its easy to figure out if youre any good with computers.

Comes well packaged. Very small form factor rough measurements 6x5x3in. Has RGB on the side triangle cutouts, top logo and power button if youre into that. Comes with power brick and hdmi cable. Has plenty of USB ports, HDMI, wifi and wired ethernet. Even has USB-c and Display port which I was not expecting. The SSD is SATA m.2 style with heatsink attached and the side lid does pop open to allow a second. The power button also rotate and has 3 modes, silent/auto/performance. You can also upgrade ram but considering you cant really add a GPU the 16gb is plenty for everything this thing can do. Ran Cinebench r23 with the 10 minute run time. On silent mode it did 5400pts and on the highest performance mode it did 8100pts. There is definitely some throttling down and power savings to be had on the low setting if you dont need the extra processing but considering its a 64watt power brick and how silent this thing is I just keep it on the highest setting. You wont be able to push newer games on the highest settings or high frame rate at 1080p but youll be able to do a lot of games on medium settings and still be able to average 60fps. For the price you can build better but it wont be this small. If youre looking for small form factor this packs quite a bit at the price range. If you want performance and ability to expand in the future a full sized tower would be better instead. Depends on need but this is priced competitively for what it is.

I needed a PC to run a program for a router I bought. Of course they open-source program is only made for PC, so I thought this was perfect to supplement the design software that I use on the Mac. I have it set up on the work table I use with the router and it hooked up and runs the bloated software well, along with is running seamlessly on my network. No issues, besides all the quirks that go along with Windows. The processor was rather impressive, which did surprise me. The programs I have on it eat it up and it only hiccups every now and again if overload it with a large cut. Most likely the software bogging it down and it would do this on most computers.

I was skeptical about the mini-PCs starting to come out. Im an old school PC gaming person. I have been building my own PCs for years. First thing I did not like was the only way to view this was on an HDMI cord. I hate that I cant hook into any regular monitors but oh well I deal with it. So once hooked up set up was quick and painless. Up and running it worked just fine. I have been playing with this for a couple months now and it is still fast. Has not slowed down. I added an external hard drive to it for more space. I have been using it for just casual web use and watching Youtube videos. Great clocking speeds. Maybe Ill download Steam on it and see how it performs with a couple games on it. I will update when I do that.

Nothing fancy here, has the ports you need for a basic workstation, including 2 HDMI and 4 USB ports (2.0 and 3.0). Thats literally it. No VGA (ancient), no DP, and no USB-C (modern). The top of the miniPC does very easily come off with one flick of a switch, which was very handy. No keyboard nor mouse included.

I got this for my birthday. I wasnt expecting much from this micro pc. Maybe, a little email and video watching. Im able to play fallout 4 and other games. I played Fortnite at 4k but barely handle that. At 1080 and low res it plays Fortnite perfectly on my 75inch tv