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This thing is great, compact , good ram, I'm going to upgrade the nvme soon to a 2tb, runs gta v 1080p 90hz, at a solid 90 fps, great mini pc for mid range gaming and productivity , you can't beat the price either, the only gripe , is the usb ports have a small amount of wiggle , not too bad , had good wifi speeds too! Highly recommend this for a budget setup !!!!! Update , also runs warzone great !,

I love this small form factor. It is easy to work on and I expanded the RAM and Storage. I use this device for testing and it is a fantastic little workhorse. I have no problems with noise or the video quality. If you notice that it is having any heat issues please update the bios, and check the running background processes, I have VMware, Windows 11 Pro, 64gb RAM and 4tb NVMe running on it currently. When under power with two VM’s running it will rise in temp but will steady out. I don’t suggest using this as a miner, or anything that is going to be super intensive on the graphics as they are BUILT IN. You can always get an external graphics card housing and PSU and jump it off the box or… buy a GPU based system…

This a quick and fast designed. I found after setup which was easy the compact designed works with running fast.

It works fine. Actually a pretty nice little machine. My only complaint is that it's clearly advertised as 16 gigs of RAM, and the machine they sent me only has 12 gigs of RAM. So it's not what was advertised.Update after 2 months:TLDR:After 2 months of use I have changed the operating system and upgraded the RAM, and now I love it, except for the noise.I bought this machine to run LLM's localy. After getting everything set up with Ollama on Windows, I was only able to run very small models and it was very slow. So I decided to switch the operating system to Linux and upgrade the RAM, while I was in the BIOS I saw that the system read that it had 16 gigs of RAM which was odd because the windows performance center was telling me I only had 12 gigs to work with, and taking it apart I was able to verify it didn't in fact come with two 8gig sticks of RAM for the total of the 16gig advertised. It seems that there's some sort of partition that was holding that for these ram for something. Anyway I installed two 32 gig sticks DDR5 SODIMM, which is maxing out the motherboard but working great. And my Linux performance center is showing 60gig, with 4 gigs swap. Is working great I'm able to run even the largest models on it, and the speed is acceptable, all in all a great value. My only complaint is the fan is really loud.

I bought this mini PC to host a few VirtualBox VMs that run continuous monitoring/ scraping tasks, because I was annoyed with the performance drain on my laptop. The VMs replaced some cloud VPS hosting I didn't want to pay for.I set this up with a monitor and mouse, and then unplugged everything and let it run with nothing connected, in a back corner of my desk. I access it with Chrome Remote Desktop and basically treat it like a VPS. It's more powerful than I expected. My VMs ran pretty slow and did a mediocre job when I was running them on the background on my laptop. I expected them to run just as spotty on this machine, but... It's perfect. With the RAM and multiple high-performance cores, my VMs perform like they're on dedicated hardware. This is definitely a reasonable substitute for VPS hosting that eventually pays for itself, at least in my use case.

Works good, fast and nice and small

Going from an AM 3 to an AM9 computer gained me considerable computing power (duh!). I had upgraded my old computer with a better (but older) GPU and SSD drives, but it was still not doing well and shutting down for no reason - and the fans were loud too.This new computer is FAST, quiet, and handles my three-monitor setup with no problems - needing no work arounds. I'm using Windows 11 Pro (my old computer was stuck with Windows 10), so I should be good for awhile.

I wanted to get a machine to run a variety of project and be able to bring it back and forth with me from home to work, I didn't want to mess with my current laptop, so I have this imaged and setup currently running linux, it's very solid compact size, lots of ports, great performance.