Geekom XT12 Pro - Intel i9-12900H in a Tiny, Sleek Case | Full Test & Review
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2024
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We're checking out the Geekom XT12 Pro Mini PC. It's in a very solid little case. Here's some specs:
Intel 12900H CPU
14 Cores, 20 Threads
Intel Iris Xe Graphics
32 GB (up to 64) DDR4 at 3200 MHz
PCIe 4 1TB M.2
2.5G Ethernet, WiFi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2.
4 Displays (up to 8k)
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Did he… did he just use a banana as a parcel knife?😳
Yes, yes he indeed did. Here for it!
Saw your comment, searched for that bit (oh its right at the start).
Leaving now because Intel "14 core".
@@Birdii1980 You're talking about the guy who used a graphics card as a coaster for years. He do what he want.
@@Sieg670 still got that old 9800GX2 coaster
Loving my Geekom A5 so far and this looks like a nice one to add to the lineup down the road.
Excellent review, thanks very much!
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question, i might buy this and i have a spare Crucial P3 1TB M.2 PCIe Gen3 NVMe ssd, could i install that in the mini pc ontop of the 1tb ssd it already comes with?
I'm basically set on picking up a Minisforum MS-01 for a Proxmox box mainly because of the SFP+ ports, but I don't know what SSD config I want to use. Consensus seems to be a mirrored RAIDZ1 with enterprise SSD as ZFS would eat consumer SSDs alive, but I'm not sure.
Is it good for music like VSTs, DAWs
hey, by chance can you help me find a corsair k83 please
If you stack all of the mini PCs you have, are they taller than you?
on their website there is a 13th gen model also
If you stack all the mini PC's you have, do they make a full size PC?
I tried, but god confused the languages of all the workers I hired to help... so we had to stop
I have that chip in my laptop, it can't even open youtube without thermal throttling! It would be nice to see some "hadrware info 64" data in here. But the DDR4 at this price point would kill the purchase for me, then knowing what I know about this chip brings us full stop.
Cheers 🍻
My laptop has a 12700H, it stopped thermal throttling when I disabled turbo for it. It runs really smooth like that.
I'm still messing with the turbo numbers (enabling it at that point ofc) to see if I can max gaming perf without hitting any throttling.
@@Resanctify:
Even with an industrial blower fan set to high pushing air through my laptop, the thing still lives on thermal throttle (which for me is 212 f degrees), all day long when doing any real work. I've not tried to disable turbo, I've only tried to get the performance that I paid for. From my experience, it can't be done in these paper thin modern laptops. I have to power limit in BIOS my desktop 13900K even with top of the line water cooling to keep it from throttling, and I still need an industrial blower fan on it for those long render times. These chips run ridiculously hot, they just live on the brakes running slower then the price you paid, forever. The only way I've found to maintain somewhat reasonable temps is with a brick wall power limit and a blower fan.
Good luck!
wow,GEEKOM'S new mini pc
what does he mean by extremely low power? sounds bad off the rip?
It's surprising how rarely you see the i9's in current gen pc's, as a lot of them seem to be running i7's still which is a shame, as you don't see many benchmarks for this.
I wonder how it works with an eGPU
I wish it has an Oculink, i am looking for a mini PC with Oculink port as far as i know only minisforum and Aoostar are have mini PC with an Oculink port, but with less powerful CPU.but with far more powerful IGPU, because this Intel IGPU is krap.
Did you mean ddr6 ?
They don't even have any customer support.
If AMD can make a CPU with 1x Zen2 +64x Cortex a53's and call it a "65 core" then sure its a "14 core".
Just ignore the IPC difference, ISA difference and other things like SMT missing.
To be fair, I do say that I prefer the AMD parts for most tasks
@@teksyndicate Oh wasn't directed at you, you're sound :D
Just the industry as a whole.
Lots of weak IPC cores that are good at cinebench but are in a cluster with a shared L2 cache, where have we heard that before.
Which of the 3 would you pick for permanent residence: Norway, Sweden, or Finland?
My 5 year old pc is twice stronger(score 4400+) and its retail price is lower than 600 euro...the gap is bigger than i thought with these mini pc's...
What are the specs?
@@mattsmith1440 CPU
Intel Core i7 4790 @ 3.60GHz 36 °C
Haswell 22nm Technology
RAM
16,0GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 798MHz (10-10-10-30)
Motherboard
Gigabyte Technology Co. Ltd. H97-D3H-CF (SOCKET 0) 22 °C
Graphics
LG ULTRAWIDE (2560x1080@75Hz)
L204WT (1680x1050@59Hz)
Intel HD Graphics 4600 (Gigabyte)
2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB (ASUStek Computer Inc) 27 °C
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