Once we reviewed the Geekom A9 Max, it immediately became my top choice Windows 11 mini PC - displacing the already ...

Ryzen 5 7540U mini-PC under $400 with USB4 & 2.5GbE. The new UM750L Slim from Minisforum introduces a compact desktop powered by an uncommon Ryzen 5 7540U APU, offering six cores, RDNA 3-derived ...

With an AMD Ryzen AI Max 395, Radeon 8060S, and 128 GB RAM, the GMKtec EVO-X2 is equally ideal for local AI workflows and hardcore gaming sessions.

For those who need top-notch display performance, the ACEMAGIC Mini PC supports up to 4K resolution at 60Hz. You can connect up to three monitors using the HDMI, DisplayPort, or USB4 Type-C port. This ...

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The Beelink EQ14 Mini PC, powered by Intel’s Twin Lake N150 processor, delivers a compact and cost-effective solution for everyday computing. Designed to handle basic tasks, media consumption, and ...

Today Briony takes a look at the new Zotac MEK1 Mini pc - a system that promises to bring great gaming performance in a small ...

The GEEKOM A6 mini PC is a compact yet versatile device designed to cater to the needs of everyday users. Powered by the AMD Ryzen 7 6800H processor and Radeon 680M integrated graphics, it strikes a ...

The GEEKOM IT15 is a mini PC designed to pack a lot of features into a compact design. It’s available with a support for up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 285H Arrow Lake processor. It features two SODIMM ...

It's been a whole year since my last review, time for another mini PC mini review! This time we're moving up from entry level into midrange territory with the Beelink Ser8 from Amazon for $499 ...

GMKtec is a brand we tested a mini PC for back in the summer. As a reminder, GMKtec is a sub-brand of Shenzhen GMK Technology Co., Ltd, based in China, which started operations in 2019, and according ...

It handles full-size ATX motherboards, so what could possibly be so “Mini” about ADATA's latest XPG Invader-family mid-tower PC case? In a word (or rather, two words): desk depth. The Invader X Mini ...