Mini PC AMD Ryzen 5 3550H, 16GB DDR4 RAM 512GB SSD, Radeon Vega 8 Graphics (1.2GHz), Mini Desktop Computer Support 4K Dual HDMI Display/WiFi5/BT5/Gigabit Ethernet for Home/Office

This was my 12 year old son's Christmas gift! The only thing he has asked for all year was a new, better running/performing gaming PC! If you ask him if he got what he wanted he will tell YES, he loves his new PC!Setup/installation is super super super easy, it's literally plug in and play! It's so quiet, even when gaming, doesn't get hot, & has handled every single game my son plays, in fact there are a few games that his previous PC couldn't run, however this one can run them all without issue or lag!I strongly recommend this PC for anyone looking for an easy to setup, super quiet, small footprint, & extremely capable PC; especially anyone looking for a good gaming PC for a preteen/teenager that's an amazing value, and won't disappoint! Can't say enough about how happy I am, but most importantly how happy my son is with this PC, & that alone is worth every penny I spent on this PC- Which speaking of the price, I feel that I got a really really really good deal and don't regret buying this in the least! If my son wants to upgrade the motherboard in the future it's super simple to do and the company that manufacturers the PC also manufacturers the upgraded motherboards and other components!!

Awesome little pc. I needed something to run games and heavy software, but didn’t want to spend 1500 on a pc. This runs extremely well for everything I needed it to, was easy to setup, and was very well priced. 5 stars

Returned and replacement was worse. Would not start up on pre installed Windows Pro. Installed Windows 11 Pro from Microsoft. Windows run okay but on generic video. When I installed the Ryzen video drivers PC crashed.

Wow.Highly impressed a PC half the size of a book can run this well.The thing has kept up even in demanding games such as Rust or Escape from Tarkov. How? I have no idea how this is slept on that AMD made such a great GPU with integrated graphics that literally blows your mind at what it can run. Now you’re not going to get 100fps in those games but Rust somehow running 50fps smoothly was not something I’d expect.Recently upgraded the RAM to 2x32Gb for 64GB ddr5 (yes 4800mhz sadly is max) that it will support. Allotted 8Gb to the GPU.Has room for another m2 drive which isn’t needed yet but maybe.No comparability issuesNo overheating, no loud noises.M2 SSD is fast (I think 2200mbs r/w) possibly can upgrade to a pci5.0 for insane speeds.. I’d have to check. Regardless the m2 put in is fast enough.Cons: one BSOD which I assume is windows11 related. Wasn’t even gaming, just came back to it with a Blue screen.Windows 11 is bloatwareM2 SSD isn’t as fast as it could be BUT I don’t blame them for not putting the top tier it would’ve been pricy.

This hardware was recommended by a video explaining how to set up a home Firewall using OPNsense software. It has the necessary memory and has 2 NICs, however it seems that the RealTek NICs (network interfaces) are not compatible with OPNsense. Next I plan to try installing ProxMox Virtual Environment since some have claimed it has good support for RealTek NICs, and then OPNsense would then "see" the virtual network interfaces provided by ProxMox. I only mention this in case others are considering it for this same use.Even if I cannot get it working for my intended use I plan to keep it, since it is definitely a nice mini-PC and takes up very little space.

I am so impressed with this product. The reviews convinced me to give a try and so far I am very happy. This mini PC is impressive. It. Came with win 11 installed and was easy to set up.

I bought this little unit to install Proxmox VE and run as my home router, making use of the (2) 2.5G ethernet ports. I haven't been disappointed one bit! I'm using an Alpine Linux container with iptables for routing and it barely tickles the CPU while L3 routing ~1.4G of data, even with a decent number of complex rules. I'm running separate containers and VMs for DHCP, piHole, uniFi Controller, LibreSpeed, the list goes on. I can get a full 2500Mbps out of the ethernet interfaces without a problem. When managing to make use of the CPU cores the fans are audible but not loud. The only thing I couldn't manage to do is map the PCIE Radeon 680M GPU to a VM to perform hardware encode/decode for JellyFin transcoding. Attempting this would freeze the system. Apparently this is a known problem. I'm probably not using this mini PC like most people would but my experience is very good for and exceeded my expectations. If you're looking for a mini PC for a home lab or router, consider this one.

Muy recomendado gran mini PC a muy buen precio.