Thanks for watching! My schedule has had some setbacks lately due to some necessary home fixes but trying to maintain some sort of regular upload schedule :)
Thanks for correctly using the "includes paid promotion" label, I prefer knowing what to expect from a video before I start watching, somehow many creators miss this
@@RandomGaminginHD it's still a difference whether you buy something because you want to make a video, or you make a video because a manufacturer sent you something to make a video about (could be cherry picked unit, plus the manufacturer asking for publicity).
Totally agree. You can easily build a sub 15L itx PC for less than 1200 USD. The barebones version of this mini PC is just shy of a grand without ram or storage. I like these systems for being small and performant but something like 6-700 is about as much as I would pay before just building my own.
@@lewzealand4717 Not really. RX 6600 XT is a great deal and has been since day 1, but because this is laptop format you're paying for it being a laptop, although to buy this you can buy a legit laptop with same if not better specs for same price...at least where I live.
I was actually just thinking of building an all AMD mini pc at one point and then this pops up, It's insane how something so small can deliver such good performance whilst also being a full blown PC.
Honestly not, while i havent seen an nvidia gpu in a mini pc like this, they are common in laptops and i think if you bent a laptop into the shape of a mini pc it would be about the same size. Not saying its not impressive, but definitely not innovative.
@@huskydogcz4895 You won't see a 4080M + 7945HX on a miniPC of this size, the cooling requirements just won't allow that, this is the best hardware possible they could cram inside, heck just by looking at Wendell's review, majority of the volume of this miniPC is heatsink. However AMD's Strix Halo is shaping up to be the ultimate APU for this kind of miniPC, as the iGPU could potentially match the discrete GPU of this thing but with significantly lower TDP required, that means smaller size and that would be amazing for those who loves this niche.
Yeah they often don’t make sense because they cost as much or more than the laptops they essentially are and you don’t get the screen, keyboard, battery and touchpad etc. if they were substantially cheaper than laptops then I would definitely consider them.
Glad to see you make some mistakes(4:07) every once in a while , it shows u are a human like the rest of us not a GPT voice reading scripts . love from turkey
5:00 Nice, 300+FPS on average, you don't need the low preset when you're getting that sort of frame rate. IMO you made the right decision. Also this looks like a beast of a machine given its small footprint. Those who want to game on PC but have a limited space should definitely consider this IMO. Also if multi-tasking (e.g. gaming whilst also streaming to Twitch via OBS) I would have the CPU on 80W mode.
I realise time is limited and it takes effort to run all the benchmarks so thanks. But if a game has a high frame rate at 1080p it would be interesting to see how well it does 1440p or higher. I keep seeing reviews of this box saying it's a 1080p / 1440p machine, but then it smashes out high FPS at those frame rates making me wonder if on some titles it could even go higher. But without seeing it it's just guesswork
The reason they don't? Is because of the 8gb of video ram afforded to the 7600m XT. The card itself is physically hindered from making use of proper 4k textures. Even if the core could process 4k games _adequately,_ the lack of memory cripples its ability to perform well. So there is no real benefit to testing it. It will likely get 30-40 fps in most 4k games, which is not considered enough.
I already received mine. Hoping it will last long specially i only play lightweight titles like gacha games and esport games. Very satisfied with the gpu, cpu combo.
5:45 Have you tried playing at benchmar king's (not a typo, it's benchmarkings without the k in benchmark) optimized max settings? I'm getting 80+ fps on a 2070 super and the game looks incredible! Some settings don't look any different when set higher but do lower performance by as much as 30%.
I appreciate the use case for these. users that say "I just want a PC, but the simplicity of a console, and i just want to swap it out every 7 years to upgrade"
Personally, I would love something like this, with say, a 4070 mobile in it. Why? I currently live in a camping trailer. If I had the electrical infrastructure (solar + battery storage)? I would get rid of my laptop fast as hell to get something like this instead.
another plus is power consumption, at ~170 watts the gaming performance is great and i guess at idle these mini-pcs are only pulling ~15 watts, a standard desktop pc with ~70 watts idle / 300 watts gaming can have quite high operating costs
Great and informative video! If you had to choose, which Mini PC would you choose/recommend, and why? A: Minisforum AtomMan G7 PT B: Minisforum AtomMan G7 Ti
Hey HD I got an RX 470D video idea. Id love to send the card your way for review and all the dates on how to get a gaming card for $23 lmk where I can send you a dm brotha. Great content as always
Honestly would of been cool if the system has a OCulink port on it so for the future of the system it could use a eGPU instead of the built in one to make it last even longer.
Compared to a $500 Series S, that gives you a 4700 & 6700 (Non G/XT). You get a 16 core CPU, better GPU & (can have) wads of storage n ram. It WorkStations well too.
seems like a great pc if you have less space or dont wanna lug around a 70 pound monster will be looking into something like this in the near future when i move
Hey can you get the cyberpunk dlc and do some of the benchmarking within dogtown? I’ve found any cards even remotely close to their thermal limits flounder in dogtown. Like 40 fps in the normal game, 12 fps in dogtown.
I love this little mini PC and the only reason I won't order one is because it should have a better GPU. If it had something with 16GB of VRAM I feel like it could be a really nice compact computer for a few years but 8GB of VRAM is just not enough anymore. They went overboard with the 16 core CPU but then it feels like they stumbled picking the GPU.
"picking a GPU?" Show me the GPU they should have picked, ie: the affordable laptop with the current gen 16GB GPU. No, you build an miniITX with a 4060 Ti 16GB instead if you want 16GB, 8GB is fine for this.
For the price I wish they had gone with a weaker cpu and stronger GPU. We have consoles for 1080p gaming. Anything over £500 needs to be good for 1440p or 4k otherwise why bother
Looking for mini pcs in india since im traveling city to city and shifting my gigantic pc setup isnt pocket friendly. Currently i dont see any gaming centric mini pc options here but maybe soon. Might look to import but lets see. Cheers mate.
Always wanted machine like this but I always forget how hard they are to maintain and hardware swaps are out of the question. Just waiting here for that form factor to become somewhat norm
My 7 year old gaming PC has a Ryzen 5 2600, 16gb ddr4 ram, and an RX 580 8gb. I know my GPU is fine but for many modern games it is showing its age. It can't even play Starfield though that is a whole other can of worms. But just an example of what games don't work on it anymore. I was thinking of getting a used RTX 2080 8gb. (NOT the Ti model) I found them on ebay for £190 to £220. I know for £300 I can get an RX 6700XT or something like that but I want to keep it as close to £200-250 if possible. What would be a good upgrade for only the GPU that the Ryzen 5 2600 could handle and not bottleneck? I have a 500 watt PSU. EDIT: Thanks people, I will look for a 6600 or 6500. Not sure if I can afford a 6700 or 6700xt. Though I will check if there are any deals.
6700 XT is a great card. Just don't limit yourself based on cpu, don't be afraid to be CPU bottlenecked, cuz it's always dependent on the games and their settings, background tasks, the resolution you play at
Used 6700 non xt would fit best but harder to find. 6600 6650xt will also do just fine. Like other has said don't worry much about you CPU. It not THAT bad but your next upgrade should be a 5700x3d (Chinese have alot of trays for cheaper price) and a PSU.
how loud is this mini pc when watching 4k/60 youtube, watching movies, Web-browsing in general what is power, are fans loud when doing simple task. it is posobile to configure speed of fans and CPU /GPU power to take less power, when not doing any heavy 3d or gaming tasks?
i cant lie . i got 12 120mm fans in my pc with old hardware r5 3600 and a rx 6600xt plus other stuff and i cant get under 60c idl and 70 under load but i never hit 100%...on saying that im amazed how good a small system like this can do
I realize that I’m just adding another voice to the choir, but seriously, what is the point of this thing? It’s a mid-range gaming laptop with no keyboard and no screen. You can get a laptop with an RTX 4070 for a similar price. Alternatively, you can build your own machine or even buy a pre-built desktop for a similar price. At this price, this machine is pointless.
while this is a good video but I struggle to see the point of this device。 its 100% laptop spec, non upgradable and completely stripped off the mobility aspect of a laptop. it'll make more sense if this have upgradable desktop components but in small form factor. This is just a laptop without the screen and keyboard and its arguably not that much smaller than a 15 inch laptop.
Nice system.. especially with its for factor.. but at £1100 its a bit on the steep side for what it is.. and will soon be eclipsed by the new micro ff boxes when the new Apu's arrive..
@@LachNetSoDumm incase you didnt actually see the full video this Mini pc ALSO has a dedicated GPU all be it a mobile variant, the point i was making was the cost of this system is very pointless given the performance and the HIGH cpu temps when you can get better performance and better ram speeds better ssd speeds better CPU temps in not much of a bigger case (Raven, Sugo)
@@RandomGaminginHD I had an Asus laptop that had a performance button back in the day (Asus G73JH). It actually made performance worse instead of better, so at least this one increases productivity.
2:10 you might find that the game is only heavily using a few cores and its maxing those out, just the GPU can hit 2629mhz boost and draw 120w TDP you only hitting 2584 95w which suggest another limiting factor might be the balanced mode which will restrict power usage you're throttling it with the lower power mode on the CPU and as for hard-cape in Apex ..... 🐴.....💩 you can get 500+ all day 8:09 see look at fortnite, a not so CPU demanding game, GPU actually almost gets to it's full stock boost speeds, and these stock speeds are always much lower than what they hit, like the 7900xtx will hit 3200mhz all day, but its quoted at 2900mhz
going to get one of this bad boys and set it up with a gen 5 m2 to pcie x16 adapter. 128gb/s of bandwidth basically means that even a 4090 wouldn't be bottlenecked. can't wait to scroll off all the kids crying because we didn't get a 4070 or something in this thing, when as it sits, it's the best gaming mini pc on the market with the asus nuc's costing 2 and half times more. little ps: since you're of of the few that i feel actually listens to the community (among the youtubers that take the time to review this niche machines), I'll ask to check out what i previously mentioned. from some other video of yours I know you're in possession of top tier rtx cards and are always willing to test nerdy stuff out, get yourself an adt-link f43sg and bring a world's first video on such a setup!
Glad to see you putting out so many videos, always a pleasure to watch them.
Thanks for watching! My schedule has had some setbacks lately due to some necessary home fixes but trying to maintain some sort of regular upload schedule :)
@@RandomGaminginHDRandomHomeFixes incoming?
Thanks for correctly using the "includes paid promotion" label, I prefer knowing what to expect from a video before I start watching, somehow many creators miss this
Well in all honesty I didn’t get paid for this video, but I did receive the pc for the review so I feel it best to tick the box
@@RandomGaminginHD it's still a difference whether you buy something because you want to make a video, or you make a video because a manufacturer sent you something to make a video about (could be cherry picked unit, plus the manufacturer asking for publicity).
I didn't see the "includes paid promotion". I was wondering why this video feels a little different from his others.
AtomMan sounds like a fellow youtuber, thought you did a collab lol.
Only runs modern Intel Celeron and Atom CPUs.
OMG the "Turbo" button is back!
Takes me back to when I upgraded my 486sx to a dx and the turbo button being mandatory if you wanted to play Heretic or Doom
Does better than my 2060 Super in CP2077, even with rt on
Oh that’s pretty cool I think it’s about equivalent to a 3060/4060 according to some reviews
It's about 89% Equivalent to a desktop 4060 8gb according to Anandtech when set to full fan/power .
@@Haywood-Jablomie so its basically equivalent to a desktop 6600 XT ?
It's slower than my 2070 laptop with RT on in cyberpunk
@@Haywood-JablomieHow about Rx 7600? What percentage?
funny how the gpu is considered mid-range yet there is no radeon rx 7500
there's a workstation card called w7500, yet no rx variant! come on amd just release something😭
@@シミズルリ And the W series are pretty much identical to gaming performance to the RX series, so basically a RX 7500
How can it be a midrange GPU when it benchmarks like a 1650 Super? They're counting their APU graphics, which a lot of people wouldn't.
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Honestly if they would be priced better they would be awesome deals
Totally agree. You can easily build a sub 15L itx PC for less than 1200 USD. The barebones version of this mini PC is just shy of a grand without ram or storage. I like these systems for being small and performant but something like 6-700 is about as much as I would pay before just building my own.
Like pretty much everything
@@lewzealand4717 Not really. RX 6600 XT is a great deal and has been since day 1, but because this is laptop format you're paying for it being a laptop, although to buy this you can buy a legit laptop with same if not better specs for same price...at least where I live.
Paying for the forum factor and the sweet RGB
It’s priced great. The processor itself would cost around £500/600
I was actually just thinking of building an all AMD mini pc at one point and then this pops up, It's insane how something so small can deliver such good performance whilst also being a full blown PC.
It's crazy that such a powerful device could be cram into a small machine, AMD really innovating the playing field...
Honestly not, while i havent seen an nvidia gpu in a mini pc like this, they are common in laptops and i think if you bent a laptop into the shape of a mini pc it would be about the same size. Not saying its not impressive, but definitely not innovative.
There's versions like this that have M.2 support, LAN, SD cards, USB hubs. Minis Forum is one, I think has a model.
@@huskydogcz4895 This thing has better airflow than a laptop despite having the same volume
uh oh .. our old atx rigs are going the way of the ford etzel lol
@@huskydogcz4895 You won't see a 4080M + 7945HX on a miniPC of this size, the cooling requirements just won't allow that, this is the best hardware possible they could cram inside, heck just by looking at Wendell's review, majority of the volume of this miniPC is heatsink.
However AMD's Strix Halo is shaping up to be the ultimate APU for this kind of miniPC, as the iGPU could potentially match the discrete GPU of this thing but with significantly lower TDP required, that means smaller size and that would be amazing for those who loves this niche.
Do the All Time Performance Chart.
With each new setup tested, drop the numbers among others at the end of the video.
My partner got the desktop version, the RX 7600 XT for a smaller form factor case and it works great!
I just realized, RandomGamingHD is Pim from Smiling Friends! Hell yeah dude!
What?
That price. Ouch 🤕
Yeah they often don’t make sense because they cost as much or more than the laptops they essentially are and you don’t get the screen, keyboard, battery and touchpad etc. if they were substantially cheaper than laptops then I would definitely consider them.
@@wertywerrtyson5529 but tbf since it doesn't have all the other stuff crammed into it, it doesn't seem to run at 90+ degrees like a laptop would
This is initial cost, wait a few months.
3:00 bro almost ran over billie eyelash 😭😭😭
Glad to see you make some mistakes(4:07) every once in a while , it shows u are a human like the rest of us not a GPT voice reading scripts . love from turkey
That is one seriously impressive little device.
Amazing mini PC yet, quite expensive. Great review!
Nice one but I personally can't wait for that 2 pounds of sheer gold you are going to bring us!❤❤❤
5:00 Nice, 300+FPS on average, you don't need the low preset when you're getting that sort of frame rate. IMO you made the right decision.
Also this looks like a beast of a machine given its small footprint. Those who want to game on PC but have a limited space should definitely consider this IMO.
Also if multi-tasking (e.g. gaming whilst also streaming to Twitch via OBS) I would have the CPU on 80W mode.
I realise time is limited and it takes effort to run all the benchmarks so thanks. But if a game has a high frame rate at 1080p it would be interesting to see how well it does 1440p or higher. I keep seeing reviews of this box saying it's a 1080p / 1440p machine, but then it smashes out high FPS at those frame rates making me wonder if on some titles it could even go higher. But without seeing it it's just guesswork
The reason they don't? Is because of the 8gb of video ram afforded to the 7600m XT. The card itself is physically hindered from making use of proper 4k textures.
Even if the core could process 4k games _adequately,_ the lack of memory cripples its ability to perform well. So there is no real benefit to testing it. It will likely get 30-40 fps in most 4k games, which is not considered enough.
I thought AtomMan was going to be a guest UA-camr!
The RGB makes it 20% faster.
This absolutely demolishes my mini pc with the 780M
I already received mine. Hoping it will last long specially i only play lightweight titles like gacha games and esport games. Very satisfied with the gpu, cpu combo.
My thoughts? My thoughts? I think I'm in love.
5:45 Have you tried playing at benchmar king's (not a typo, it's benchmarkings without the k in benchmark) optimized max settings? I'm getting 80+ fps on a 2070 super and the game looks incredible! Some settings don't look any different when set higher but do lower performance by as much as 30%.
I appreciate the use case for these. users that say "I just want a PC, but the simplicity of a console, and i just want to swap it out every 7 years to upgrade"
Personally, I would love something like this, with say, a 4070 mobile in it.
Why?
I currently live in a camping trailer. If I had the electrical infrastructure (solar + battery storage)? I would get rid of my laptop fast as hell to get something like this instead.
another plus is power consumption, at ~170 watts the gaming performance is great and i guess at idle these mini-pcs are only pulling ~15 watts, a standard desktop pc with ~70 watts idle / 300 watts gaming can have quite high operating costs
These are laptop parts afterall
3:04 you hit billie eilish.
Great and informative video! If you had to choose, which Mini PC would you choose/recommend, and why?
A: Minisforum AtomMan G7 PT
B: Minisforum AtomMan G7 Ti
Once Cyberpunk gets FSR 3, RT will probably be more usable
Thats a bloody beast.
You should add Alan Wake 2 to your benchmark library, because that is a title that is highly demanding.
this might be a stupid question, but placing it horizontally should not be a problem? vents up obviously
Very nice!
It's absurd how integrated GPU's are much better than entry level GPU (looking at you 1630)
This is not integrated. It's a dedicated Chip.
1630 is just a joke
Nail file the edges of your chopped chip , so it's flat all around then clean repaste then reassemble , 30% Increase on chopped chips
Dont think you would get an igpu for 1100 pounds
It's not integrated gpu.
It's pretty😮 good .Like an xbox and Playstation at 600 Bucks would sell like crazy, size is insane
I do like mini PCs as far as performance is concerned but the price is always hard to swallow.
these small powerful pcs are awesome i love them
Expensive, but impressive IMO
Hey HD I got an RX 470D video idea. Id love to send the card your way for review and all the dates on how to get a gaming card for $23 lmk where I can send you a dm brotha. Great content as always
Honestly would of been cool if the system has a OCulink port on it so for the future of the system it could use a eGPU instead of the built in one to make it last even longer.
Please compare the HX99G, HX100G, and this G7 Pt! They all should be of similar performance but wildly different price tags
What a great little machine.
Compared to a $500 Series S, that gives you a 4700 & 6700 (Non G/XT). You get a 16 core CPU, better GPU & (can have) wads of storage n ram. It WorkStations well too.
I wish they would offer a 6 core- 12 thread, and a 8 core-16 thread processor option, to make it much cheaper and better balanced.
The CPU is overkill, which drives up the price, a 6 core with the same graphics chip would make for a great balanced product
seems like a great pc if you have less space or dont wanna lug around a 70 pound monster will be looking into something like this in the near future when i move
Hey can you get the cyberpunk dlc and do some of the benchmarking within dogtown? I’ve found any cards even remotely close to their thermal limits flounder in dogtown. Like 40 fps in the normal game, 12 fps in dogtown.
Where are these shipping from in the link in your video description?
China, where else
Nice bae ❤❤
I love this little mini PC and the only reason I won't order one is because it should have a better GPU. If it had something with 16GB of VRAM I feel like it could be a really nice compact computer for a few years but 8GB of VRAM is just not enough anymore. They went overboard with the 16 core CPU but then it feels like they stumbled picking the GPU.
Oh it could definitely handle a better gpu for sure
Pretty sure you have to get a flagship mobile card to get more than 8 gb of vram from Nvidia/Radeon
"picking a GPU?" Show me the GPU they should have picked, ie: the affordable laptop with the current gen 16GB GPU. No, you build an miniITX with a 4060 Ti 16GB instead if you want 16GB, 8GB is fine for this.
@@federicocatelli8785name a mobile AMD card with more than 8gb vram, please
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Yeah the only mobile gpus with more vram are the flagship like RX 7900 M and RTX 4090 M
For the price I wish they had gone with a weaker cpu and stronger GPU. We have consoles for 1080p gaming. Anything over £500 needs to be good for 1440p or 4k otherwise why bother
we got so many mobile gpu on dekstop with heatsink and own pcb board. i think they should make official annoucement about this
Looking for mini pcs in india since im traveling city to city and shifting my gigantic pc setup isnt pocket friendly. Currently i dont see any gaming centric mini pc options here but maybe soon. Might look to import but lets see. Cheers mate.
On desktop field 7600 XT would be interesting if it would have more CUs as well
that CPU staying fixed at 80 degrees while gaming though is kind of a bummer, I like to see lower temps on my systems...
considering it's a laptop CPU I'm just glad to see that it's not running at 90+ degrees
It’s amazing to me someone would still buy a console when we can get something like this.
It's over twice the price of a console
@@Radek494 it’s over twice its performance.
Always wanted machine like this but I always forget how hard they are to maintain and hardware swaps are out of the question. Just waiting here for that form factor to become somewhat norm
Yeah would love to see more tiny cases and pc parts
Barebone is $1200 sheeeesh
Very cool and capable little machine.
Pricy though.
My 7 year old gaming PC has a Ryzen 5 2600, 16gb ddr4 ram, and an RX 580 8gb. I know my GPU is fine but for many modern games it is showing its age. It can't even play Starfield though that is a whole other can of worms. But just an example of what games don't work on it anymore. I was thinking of getting a used RTX 2080 8gb. (NOT the Ti model) I found them on ebay for £190 to £220. I know for £300 I can get an RX 6700XT or something like that but I want to keep it as close to £200-250 if possible. What would be a good upgrade for only the GPU that the Ryzen 5 2600 could handle and not bottleneck? I have a 500 watt PSU. EDIT: Thanks people, I will look for a 6600 or 6500. Not sure if I can afford a 6700 or 6700xt. Though I will check if there are any deals.
With 500w PSU we can do an RTX 4060 👍
But I don't know the price of it in UK :(
Rx 6600 would best
@@xd2456 I think 6650xt should be around 250£
Am I right?
6700 XT is a great card. Just don't limit yourself based on cpu, don't be afraid to be CPU bottlenecked, cuz it's always dependent on the games and their settings, background tasks, the resolution you play at
Used 6700 non xt would fit best but harder to find. 6600 6650xt will also do just fine. Like other has said don't worry much about you CPU. It not THAT bad but your next upgrade should be a 5700x3d (Chinese have alot of trays for cheaper price) and a PSU.
how loud is this mini pc when watching 4k/60 youtube, watching movies, Web-browsing in general what is power, are fans loud when doing simple task. it is posobile to configure speed of fans and CPU /GPU power to take less power, when not doing any heavy 3d or gaming tasks?
Strix Halo is coming
Might like to get one but I'm not confident getting drivers from sketchy websites/less known brands besides ....
i cant lie . i got 12 120mm fans in my pc with old hardware r5 3600 and a rx 6600xt plus other stuff and i cant get under 60c idl and 70 under load but i never hit 100%...on saying that im amazed how good a small system like this can do
device seems pretty cool, just wish it was available with a ryzen 5
Could be a decent "portable-ish" pc for editing, strap a good external ssd/hdd in there.
Can this be layed down so the rgb shows on top? Looks like its designed for vertical position.
Mate, can you make text even smaller please? I almost can’t see shit, but I don’t want to see it at all from my smartphone 😂 1:17
Does it have external GPU support?
Interesting 🤔
I realize that I’m just adding another voice to the choir, but seriously, what is the point of this thing?
It’s a mid-range gaming laptop with no keyboard and no screen.
You can get a laptop with an RTX 4070 for a similar price.
Alternatively, you can build your own machine or even buy a pre-built desktop for a similar price.
At this price, this machine is pointless.
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The two hallmarks of this channel are garden unboxing and murdering people (in game).
while this is a good video but I struggle to see the point of this device。
its 100% laptop spec, non upgradable and completely stripped off the mobility aspect of a laptop.
it'll make more sense if this have upgradable desktop components but in small form factor.
This is just a laptop without the screen and keyboard and its arguably not that much smaller than a 15 inch laptop.
Not bad, slightly better than console level performance I think
Can this gpu support Freesync?
Nice system.. especially with its for factor.. but at £1100 its a bit on the steep side for what it is.. and will soon be eclipsed by the new micro ff boxes when the new Apu's arrive..
Man that lateral led panel looks like crap though..
Certainly paying a premium for the form factor.
Meanwhile the Asus (formerly Intel) Serpent Canyon does stretch his legs, with a 20-Thread 12700H and a ARC770M(16GB) for sub $700.
Impressive little thing, but the price and no upgrade path...
welll....the price
Exactly i can do alot better even in mitx than that for 999/1100
@@John_Doe1980 ofc, mitx can fit a dedicated gpu
@@LachNetSoDumm incase you didnt actually see the full video this Mini pc ALSO has a dedicated GPU all be it a mobile variant, the point i was making was the cost of this system is very pointless given the performance and the HIGH cpu temps when you can get better performance and better ram speeds better ssd speeds better CPU temps in not much of a bigger case (Raven, Sugo)
A premium gaming console.
They're trying to sell a laptop without a screen (or kb/mouse), for laptop money. Ridiculous.
8gb vram?
so, this **isn't** an APU?
how about gaming at 1440p?
It's hilarious that the performance mode is unnecessary for gaming because the GPU is too limiting.
It’s good for cpu intensive stuff to be fair but yeah not needed for gaming
@@RandomGaminginHD I had an Asus laptop that had a performance button back in the day (Asus G73JH). It actually made performance worse instead of better, so at least this one increases productivity.
I will make a video of how i level plane sand the circumference of the chip for up to %50 uplift and auto overclock enabled , emery board nail file
Chopped down chips get the best effect
How cute
2:10 you might find that the game is only heavily using a few cores and its maxing those out, just the GPU can hit 2629mhz boost and draw 120w TDP you only hitting 2584 95w which suggest another limiting factor
might be the balanced mode which will restrict power usage
you're throttling it with the lower power mode on the CPU
and as for hard-cape in Apex ..... 🐴.....💩 you can get 500+ all day
8:09 see look at fortnite, a not so CPU demanding game, GPU actually almost gets to it's full stock boost speeds, and these stock speeds are always much lower than what they hit, like the 7900xtx will hit 3200mhz all day, but its quoted at 2900mhz
How is that little thing such a beast more than my whole ass huge PC man. Wild.
going to get one of this bad boys and set it up with a gen 5 m2 to pcie x16 adapter. 128gb/s of bandwidth basically means that even a 4090 wouldn't be bottlenecked. can't wait to scroll off all the kids crying because we didn't get a 4070 or something in this thing, when as it sits, it's the best gaming mini pc on the market with the asus nuc's costing 2 and half times more.
little ps: since you're of of the few that i feel actually listens to the community (among the youtubers that take the time to review this niche machines), I'll ask to check out what i previously mentioned. from some other video of yours I know you're in possession of top tier rtx cards and are always willing to test nerdy stuff out, get yourself an adt-link f43sg and bring a world's first video on such a setup!
My 10 year old, top of the line, best of the best gaming rig got trashed... by a boxed machine, a little bigger than an average sized wallet.
08:03 man, building mode is bullshit
Are you ok? Your hands were shaking a lot.....
I’ve wanted something like this for so long. I don’t suppose you could just send it to me…?
Yes but for £1,169.00 i gett a fully PC.. Great, but much to Expansive.