I received an i3 as my company issued laptop when I started and was told by my boss that everyone gets one and we have to open a ticket with IT to get the machine we actually need. Everyone in engineering has done this, it’s ridiculous. But I did get a nice i9, 32 GB or ram and a 1 TB NVME SSD in the replacement so that’s nice. However it does sound like a jet trying to take off on occasion.
I had bought the SER4 4700u model just to use as the 'kitchen' PC, connected to the VESA mount on the TV there, and it works great. Really nice tiny PC when you don't want a big PC. This replaced an old FM2+ box and cleaned up the corner of the dining room. Nice little PC.
A re-kegiggered 6800U, i like it, this is actually sooner than i would have expected the 6800U to show up in these smaller production run manufacturers considering how recent the 6800u launched.
I just got this thing. Mine actually came with a DisplayPort in the back instead of dual HDMI. Just FYI, you don't actually need the power brick. You can power it from the front USB. I have a dock that goes from type-c to DisplayPort & has my keyboard & mouse and pumps in PD. So with 1 type-c i can connect everything to this computer. May even upgrade to an eGPU! Thanks for the review. edit: Also, I only paid $550.
Beelink sells 2 variations of the Ryzen 7 7735HS SER6 Pro...the black version is dual HDMI + USB-C, the gray version is DP + HDMI + USB-C. They're both the same price and identical otherwise.
The 7735 from beelink is cheaper than the 6800hx from beelink. I think these mini-pcs are cool as shit. I just want AMD to step it up a bit. I think the AM5 version mini PCs (when they exist) are going to be mad lads mainly because of how AM5 chips being so efficient at lower power. Add in a killer gpu for the apu and "hell yeah"
It steps on the heels of my liquid-cooled tr2950x in multicore and rips it in singlecore. And in such a small box. The industry has advanced well in 5 years.
Does it have to be AMD? There is Intel ones. Not extremely powerful, but it have nice, server grade network cards: ua-cam.com/video/Z-YLy-RRZnM/v-deo.html
I think the best you’re gonna be able to do for a long time is an itx board with a 10g add in card. At least they can get as small as 3L with a dc-dc psu.
The joke about core i3s spoke to me lol. I work for the air force and the laptop they give you has 4 gb of ram and it's painful. Makes me want to scream
I've never been saddled with an i3, but I've been saddled with an 8-year-old i5 and enough corporate overhead to take it well below whan you would expect from an i3. And I did get the "You're just editing text files" argument. To which I responded "do you need me to make sure that they work?".
I am running gtr 6 as my war thunder machine, the apu does a great job, runs ultra setting as 75+ fps, i am using the 6900hx it has a faster 680m. The gtr6 also came with a more higher end 7000 ssd. I use Gurada Linux as the OS. I have a ser5, use this for my dev system
Beelink did a great job with these SER6 Pro Mini-PC's. Don't forget that these SER6 Pro's are packed with name-brand Crucial RAM, Intel Wifi6, and Kingston NVMe SSD drives. That's quite a departure from the no-name, knock-off hardware that is typically found in less expensive mini PC models.
I almost bought an Asus P51 5700U and was thinking of pairing it with the Akasa A50 Turing MKII for a completely silent, low power Proxmox server. In the end I missed out on the sale and it was probably for the best as SSD's are almost but not quite at the price level for what I want to do. These machines are super impressive though and I'm definitely getting one to do this within the next year or two.
In defense for the dual HDMI - these mini computers are great beasts for HTPCs, so dual HDMI becomes quite useful in a wide array of media center setups! Honestly I wish we'd get one of these at my work, where we have dual HDMIoE leading back to an old Mac Mini with only one HDMI out, meaning we have a super jank HDMI -> HDMI Splitter -> Dual HDMIoE setup.
not having a single (mini) display port except on USB-C is ridiculous, especially when some models like the 6800H cram up to 4 fullsized HDMI outputs on the rear panel. Display Port is much more versatile, capable of tramsmitting HDMI, DVI and even good old VGA analog signals all of that with inexpensive passive adapters (though most GPU nowadays don't have the analog circuitry to output VGA signal). HDCP is also possible. Those are sold as a mini-PC, not just as fancy media centers.
I was… in my case unpleasantly surprised to find that the back of my ser6 pro 7735h had display port and hdmi. So this got changed somewhere along the line.
Where do I find a machine like this, but with a minimum of 2x m.2 and 6x SATA? Preferably with 2x NIC. Alternatively, SoC like this, but on an ATX/mATX board, with PCIe for expandability. Mainly I want the 'loads' of cores, at a super low power draw. Even if the 'loads of cores' are fairly weak vs. desktop parts. Got a 2200G running at 16W atm, with 2x m.2, and 2x SATA SSDs + 2x SATA SSD over USB. It's a great little machine, but would like some more cores to work with, and more storage.
Got a link to these Thunderbolt enclosures for $50? I have a T480 Lenovo I been wanting to add a GPU to but dont want to spend a ton since I only paid $200 for the laptop and dock. both were almost new
Have you disassembled it by chance? I'm thinking of reviving an old netbook by replacing its motherboard with a mini PC one, but I couldn't find a lot of info about the actual Mobo size online (especially thickness)
2nd the suggestion to take it apart, but for different reasons -- I'm curious as to how much disassembly is involved to get to the SSD/RAM/wireless card! Hopefully they're all easily replaceable.
@@relsre very easy. small phillips screwdriver is all that is needed. take out four bottom plate screws then 3 screws for the 2.5" sata tray. just be easy with the ribbon cable.
Tried to play on my SER6 Pro+ yesterday evening. It delivers. Now i l want now to install the BIOS upgrades I received from the Beelink support. BTW, with an additional SSD I added it's soooo much better
Did you put in a 2.5 inch SATA in that open space below the RAM/NVME M.2 fan or did you replace the 500Gb NVME SSD with a bigger/faster card? I'm debating which course to take as I am literally opening one right now. Thanks you!
@@jeb5124 Sorry for being late :-) I went for SATA. Works really well for me. To be perfectly honest, I didn't check temps before and later, but given that I tried and succeeded in playing Spiderman Remaster with it, I'm perfectly satisfied. In any case I'm not a great gamer and fans are not loud, so it's right for me.
In regards to what you said about HDMI, TVs don't have DisplayPort and I suspect a lot of these mini PCs are going to end up as media consoles in the living room and bedroom
How were you able to get the HDMI to output to a WQHD monitor? I don’t think my LG 38 WQHD monitor with the 1.4a HDMI will be able to handle it, so I’ve always had to use thunderbolt.
I was indeed one of those programmers that got the "New Hire" Hp Elite Book with 8Gb of RAM and something like a dinky i5...thankfully, I was given an engineering laptop less than a month later--after complaining...lol _engagement_
I wouldn't be recommending these products. B-Link is a company does not stand behind them. I purchased two identical billing systems about a year ago and almost at the exact 12 month mark. The NVMEs died on both of them. When I contacted their support through their support contact page I received no response and that was about 4 months ago
Check if the NMVEe manufacturer offers its own warranty, you may be able to get a replacement from them. I had my Crucial memory fail on me after 5 years and had no luck from the PC manufacturer but Crucial replaced it with no questions asked.
“The 680m is no slouch” No kidding. I mean let’s just get out of the way, a recent discrete GPU will perform better. But let’s look at this on just it’s merits and not comparing it to a discrete GPU. I have this box in a counter top arcade. It’s running a main screen that is 10 inch, 1366x768. I am running games like MK11 and SFV on it at high settings, near static 60 fps. I’m emulating Dreamcast and PS2 like it’s nothing. No, this isn’t going to run Cyberpunk 2077 at 4k high and 120 fps. But it’s capable to 60 fps gaming in a lot of relatively recent high end titles, which is pretty damn impressive for a integrated GPU and a mini form factor that sips power and doesn’t overheat. Just remember to go into the bios and feed the GPU more ram. It defaults to 3gb. Giving it 8gb drastically improved performance.
Meanwhile on AM5 desktop they just slap Intel Maple Ridge controllers on there to get 40 Gbit “PCIe Tunneling with DisplayPort” and mostly hooking the PCIe Gen3 x4 controller up to one of the CPU’s PCIe Gen5 x4 interface, basically wasting 75 % of its bandwidth instead of connecting it through the chipset like they did on a few AM4 motherboards… :(
At least 32GB on a i3 text editing file and a cooler to compile with good compiler... does it run 4k UA-cam without lag and overheating after 3 hours? Small like that it looks cool and cute mate black but it must heat quickly.
If you've never learned how it's actually codified, then, yes, obviously any naming scheme you don't understand will be a "terrible" naming scheme or whatever lol. AMD sent out a press release(all the major media covered it) in early January announcing the 7000-series mobile - AND breaking down the naming scheme. We're probably at an all time low for people actually reading articles these days though... 1st digit - model year; '7' is 2023, '8' will be 2024, '9' will be 2025; you can take this all the way back to Ryzen 1000 in 2017 (no, this isn't the architecture, and NEVER has been - why everyone just assumes every generation that the first number is the architecture, I have no idea. Ryzen 2000 APUs were Zen 1 CPUs, not Zen+; this ain't a new trend...) (and, oh god, looks like AMD may follow Intel into the "10,000-series", ugh...) 2nd - model segment; 1 = Athlon Silver, 2 = Athlon Gold, 3/4 = Ryzen 3, 5/6 = Ryzen 5, 7 = Ryzen 7, 8 = Ryzen 7/9, 9 = Ryzen 9 3rd - CPU architecture; 1 = Zen 1/+, 2 = Zen 2, etc. 4th - market segmentation between 0 and 5; 0 = lower end chip, 5 = higher end chip Suffix(HX, etc.) - TDP/form factor; e = 9w, HX = 55w Is it miles worse than Intel? I mean, they're codifying their SKUs with numbers & letters lol, it's more or less the same thing. If you can come up with a better naming scheme that communicates all of this information better, I'm sure these companies may be open to suggestions lol. Easy to criticize companies over this stuff; but I'm not raising my hand to take over this job.
@@RyTrapp0 I understand how the new scheme works, and yes I saw the coverage. But average consumers don't watch GamersNexus (even if they should). It should've been obvious the marketing team was too far up their own **s when they contracted to produce a cereal-box style decoder ring even for the media. If the new system was truly meant to be helpful and informative why not start over at 1000? They already have Ryzen 3/5/7/9, so why re-use a digit for the segmentation? Just make the model 3 digits. When Zen3+ was 6000 series, starting the new scheme at 7000 is an obvious ploy to placate laptop manufacturers that want to refresh and resell last years models. It's intended to confuse normies. No, it's not fraud, it's not deceptive. It's not the worst thing ever. It's not going to smash your windows and run over your cat. But it's still dumb corporate shenanigans that should be roasted by anyone who knows better continuously until these companies stop.
While i like the idea, it's basically impossible. What's a 100 today, will be a 1 tomorrow. And i guarantee the marketing won't get updated accordingly.
If this was possible, we wouldn't have to benchmark every CPU and every GPU individually against a multitude of applications. If you can make this possible, I'm pretty sure there's a LOOOOOT of potential wealth in your future LOL.
@@KomanderKain TBF, it was decent enough for their purposes - especially given that a LOT of hardware couldn't run the then-new 'Aero' desktop(the WEI score automatically disabled it if the hardware wasn't good enough). Kinda misleading to call it a single score too, it still had the sub-scores that certainly told you more about your system than the 'main' WEI score did. BTW, only the GUI went away - the module still exists, still runs regularly, and still spits out a score, ya just gotta get it from Command Prompt lol. Run Cmd as Admin Input 'winsat formal' (WinSAT = Windows System Assessment Tool) Results are in - C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore "[date of test] Formal.Assessment (Recent).WinSAT.xml"
I received an i3 as my company issued laptop when I started and was told by my boss that everyone gets one and we have to open a ticket with IT to get the machine we actually need. Everyone in engineering has done this, it’s ridiculous. But I did get a nice i9, 32 GB or ram and a 1 TB NVME SSD in the replacement so that’s nice. However it does sound like a jet trying to take off on occasion.
07:31 ITS OVER 9000!!!! missed a good meme opportunity there Wendel!
I had bought the SER4 4700u model just to use as the 'kitchen' PC, connected to the VESA mount on the TV there, and it works great. Really nice tiny PC when you don't want a big PC. This replaced an old FM2+ box and cleaned up the corner of the dining room. Nice little PC.
I can understand what AMD is trying to do with their mobile naming but having completely forked 7000 series is infuriating.
This is currently one of my dream mini PCs to have. Hoping for even better Zen 4 versions
A re-kegiggered 6800U, i like it, this is actually sooner than i would have expected the 6800U to show up in these smaller production run manufacturers considering how recent the 6800u launched.
I just got this thing. Mine actually came with a DisplayPort in the back instead of dual HDMI. Just FYI, you don't actually need the power brick. You can power it from the front USB. I have a dock that goes from type-c to DisplayPort & has my keyboard & mouse and pumps in PD. So with 1 type-c i can connect everything to this computer. May even upgrade to an eGPU!
Thanks for the review.
edit: Also, I only paid $550.
Beelink sells 2 variations of the Ryzen 7 7735HS SER6 Pro...the black version is dual HDMI + USB-C, the gray version is DP + HDMI + USB-C. They're both the same price and identical otherwise.
7:40 Missed opportunity to emphasize the "Over 9000!" score.
The 7735 from beelink is cheaper than the 6800hx from beelink. I think these mini-pcs are cool as shit. I just want AMD to step it up a bit. I think the AM5 version mini PCs (when they exist) are going to be mad lads mainly because of how AM5 chips being so efficient at lower power. Add in a killer gpu for the apu and "hell yeah"
Expect radeon780M to perform like r9 290 if fully loaded since this 680M already match hd7970
Upgrade these to 64GB of RAM and these would make an excellent power efficient compute nodes for a home-lab.
It steps on the heels of my liquid-cooled tr2950x in multicore and rips it in singlecore. And in such a small box. The industry has advanced well in 5 years.
Plaid speed
These tech youtubers are so hilarious, Wendell, Linus and co, Steve (both of them)...
It seems like I'm the only nutcase who wants a 10G (SFP+) network on the mini PC. Nothing on sight yet.
That would be nice.
You're not alone, just going to have to wait for the market to catch up.
Does it have to be AMD? There is Intel ones. Not extremely powerful, but it have nice, server grade network cards:
ua-cam.com/video/Z-YLy-RRZnM/v-deo.html
I think the best you’re gonna be able to do for a long time is an itx board with a 10g add in card. At least they can get as small as 3L with a dc-dc psu.
GW-R86S offers three 2.5GbE and dual 10GbE SFP if you're fine with soldered memory and Celeron/Pentium
The joke about core i3s spoke to me lol. I work for the air force and the laptop they give you has 4 gb of ram and it's painful. Makes me want to scream
@Wendal, would love to know all the uses of mini-pc you've found
I've never been saddled with an i3, but I've been saddled with an 8-year-old i5 and enough corporate overhead to take it well below whan you would expect from an i3. And I did get the "You're just editing text files" argument. To which I responded "do you need me to make sure that they work?".
I am running gtr 6 as my war thunder machine, the apu does a great job, runs ultra setting as 75+ fps, i am using the 6900hx it has a faster 680m. The gtr6 also came with a more higher end 7000 ssd. I use Gurada Linux as the OS. I have a ser5, use this for my dev system
Beelink did a great job with these SER6 Pro Mini-PC's. Don't forget that these SER6 Pro's are packed with name-brand Crucial RAM, Intel Wifi6, and Kingston NVMe SSD drives. That's quite a departure from the no-name, knock-off hardware that is typically found in less expensive mini PC models.
Those 680M graphics are a lot better than you may think.
I almost bought an Asus P51 5700U and was thinking of pairing it with the Akasa A50 Turing MKII for a completely silent, low power Proxmox server. In the end I missed out on the sale and it was probably for the best as SSD's are almost but not quite at the price level for what I want to do. These machines are super impressive though and I'm definitely getting one to do this within the next year or two.
In defense for the dual HDMI - these mini computers are great beasts for HTPCs, so dual HDMI becomes quite useful in a wide array of media center setups!
Honestly I wish we'd get one of these at my work, where we have dual HDMIoE leading back to an old Mac Mini with only one HDMI out, meaning we have a super jank HDMI -> HDMI Splitter -> Dual HDMIoE setup.
not having a single (mini) display port except on USB-C is ridiculous, especially when some models like the 6800H cram up to 4 fullsized HDMI outputs on the rear panel.
Display Port is much more versatile, capable of tramsmitting HDMI, DVI and even good old VGA analog signals all of that with inexpensive passive adapters (though most GPU nowadays don't have the analog circuitry to output VGA signal). HDCP is also possible.
Those are sold as a mini-PC, not just as fancy media centers.
I was… in my case unpleasantly surprised to find that the back of my ser6 pro 7735h had display port and hdmi. So this got changed somewhere along the line.
Looking good!
Where do I find a machine like this, but with a minimum of 2x m.2 and 6x SATA?
Preferably with 2x NIC.
Alternatively, SoC like this, but on an ATX/mATX board, with PCIe for expandability.
Mainly I want the 'loads' of cores, at a super low power draw. Even if the 'loads of cores' are fairly weak vs. desktop parts.
Got a 2200G running at 16W atm, with 2x m.2, and 2x SATA SSDs + 2x SATA SSD over USB. It's a great little machine, but would like some more cores to work with, and more storage.
Got a link to these Thunderbolt enclosures for $50? I have a T480 Lenovo I been wanting to add a GPU to but dont want to spend a ton since I only paid $200 for the laptop and dock. both were almost new
Excellent video :)
getting one this week, the inability to run ubuntu/windows on my current m1 macbook is so infuriating....
Two questions: Can you install your own NVMe SSD into it? Can you attach a USB drive and boot from that?
Yes u can😎
Wendell's dropping weight, looking good sir!!
Thanks, Wendell! 👍
Great Video! What are your thoughts on using this as a 4K video editing PC?
That tiny ass box outperforms my 3950X in 8 core mode
Have you disassembled it by chance? I'm thinking of reviving an old netbook by replacing its motherboard with a mini PC one, but I couldn't find a lot of info about the actual Mobo size online (especially thickness)
2nd the suggestion to take it apart, but for different reasons -- I'm curious as to how much disassembly is involved to get to the SSD/RAM/wireless card! Hopefully they're all easily replaceable.
@@relsre very easy. small phillips screwdriver is all that is needed. take out four bottom plate screws then 3 screws for the 2.5" sata tray. just be easy with the ribbon cable.
Thank you, Wendell! 🇺🇸 😎👍☕
Isn't the 7735HS just a renamed 6800H? Officially the latter was released over a year ago in Jan 2022. AMD just never really shipped the 6000 series.
Yep, Beelnik along with MinisForums, shame the cost is creeping (like original sub 100$US Chromebooks)
Tried to play on my SER6 Pro+ yesterday evening. It delivers. Now i l want now to install the BIOS upgrades I received from the Beelink support. BTW, with an additional SSD I added it's soooo much better
Did you put in a 2.5 inch SATA in that open space below the RAM/NVME M.2 fan or did you replace the 500Gb NVME SSD with a bigger/faster card? I'm debating which course to take as I am literally opening one right now. Thanks you!
@@jeb5124 Sorry for being late :-) I went for SATA. Works really well for me. To be perfectly honest, I didn't check temps before and later, but given that I tried and succeeded in playing Spiderman Remaster with it, I'm perfectly satisfied. In any case I'm not a great gamer and fans are not loud, so it's right for me.
In many slavic language countries this is actually known as the "Cheese Pro". No, really. :P
"Cheese pro, it's gooda".
In regards to what you said about HDMI, TVs don't have DisplayPort and I suspect a lot of these mini PCs are going to end up as media consoles in the living room and bedroom
How were you able to get the HDMI to output to a WQHD monitor? I don’t think my LG 38 WQHD monitor with the 1.4a HDMI will be able to handle it, so I’ve always had to use thunderbolt.
7:31 It's over 9000!
I was indeed one of those programmers that got the "New Hire" Hp Elite Book with 8Gb of RAM and something like a dinky i5...thankfully, I was given an engineering laptop less than a month later--after complaining...lol
_engagement_
Ageing well my amigo unlike Logan from the tigerdirect days. 🤣
can you connect 5k Display ? Generally to the AMD 680m ? I can't find any information on external display connectivity.
Is this mini pc can do OBS live game streaming smoothly? Plan to buy one. Thanks
I wouldn't be recommending these products. B-Link is a company does not stand behind them. I purchased two identical billing systems about a year ago and almost at the exact 12 month mark. The NVMEs died on both of them. When I contacted their support through their support contact page I received no response and that was about 4 months ago
Check if the NMVEe manufacturer offers its own warranty, you may be able to get a replacement from them. I had my Crucial memory fail on me after 5 years and had no luck from the PC manufacturer but Crucial replaced it with no questions asked.
Meh, cant find that Master Cooler Master Case EG200 anywhere .. nobody else offers TB3 + GPU + HD
How would running a linux server or proxmox on this thing do? Would be a cool video.
Im thinking of doing a portable pc
Can that power adapter be connected to battery charger like laptop?
Since i already hv anmite 15" portable monitor
Question can it run Linux? Debian/Ubuntu or Fedora?
Basic diskpart use knowledge prevents 99% of the headaches associated with installing windows.
How did that Ser get all those bees inside? He must be a pro.
(That's no fan noise, it's bees.)
🤣🤣
Man, I don't know which energy drink you're drinking but I need some. :)
“The 680m is no slouch”
No kidding. I mean let’s just get out of the way, a recent discrete GPU will perform better. But let’s look at this on just it’s merits and not comparing it to a discrete GPU. I have this box in a counter top arcade. It’s running a main screen that is 10 inch, 1366x768. I am running games like MK11 and SFV on it at high settings, near static 60 fps. I’m emulating Dreamcast and PS2 like it’s nothing. No, this isn’t going to run Cyberpunk 2077 at 4k high and 120 fps. But it’s capable to 60 fps gaming in a lot of relatively recent high end titles, which is pretty damn impressive for a integrated GPU and a mini form factor that sips power and doesn’t overheat. Just remember to go into the bios and feed the GPU more ram. It defaults to 3gb. Giving it 8gb drastically improved performance.
Can you install Windows 10 on that?
Meanwhile on AM5 desktop they just slap Intel Maple Ridge controllers on there to get 40 Gbit “PCIe Tunneling with DisplayPort” and mostly hooking the PCIe Gen3 x4 controller up to one of the CPU’s PCIe Gen5 x4 interface, basically wasting 75 % of its bandwidth instead of connecting it through the chipset like they did on a few AM4 motherboards… :(
At least 32GB on a i3 text editing file and a cooler to compile with good compiler... does it run 4k UA-cam without lag and overheating after 3 hours? Small like that it looks cool and cute mate black but it must heat quickly.
I believe these are discontinued because they overheat.
$750 isn't terrible.
650? not bad
If I buy one of these and ship it off to grandma...it's showing up at her house with Linux.
OVER NINE THOUSAAAND. Ahem.
Sigh, "7000" series just means a mobile chip AMD released in 2023.
Congrats AMD for making a naming scheme I hate more than Intel's.
If you've never learned how it's actually codified, then, yes, obviously any naming scheme you don't understand will be a "terrible" naming scheme or whatever lol. AMD sent out a press release(all the major media covered it) in early January announcing the 7000-series mobile - AND breaking down the naming scheme. We're probably at an all time low for people actually reading articles these days though...
1st digit - model year; '7' is 2023, '8' will be 2024, '9' will be 2025; you can take this all the way back to Ryzen 1000 in 2017 (no, this isn't the architecture, and NEVER has been - why everyone just assumes every generation that the first number is the architecture, I have no idea. Ryzen 2000 APUs were Zen 1 CPUs, not Zen+; this ain't a new trend...) (and, oh god, looks like AMD may follow Intel into the "10,000-series", ugh...)
2nd - model segment; 1 = Athlon Silver, 2 = Athlon Gold, 3/4 = Ryzen 3, 5/6 = Ryzen 5, 7 = Ryzen 7, 8 = Ryzen 7/9, 9 = Ryzen 9
3rd - CPU architecture; 1 = Zen 1/+, 2 = Zen 2, etc.
4th - market segmentation between 0 and 5; 0 = lower end chip, 5 = higher end chip
Suffix(HX, etc.) - TDP/form factor; e = 9w, HX = 55w
Is it miles worse than Intel? I mean, they're codifying their SKUs with numbers & letters lol, it's more or less the same thing. If you can come up with a better naming scheme that communicates all of this information better, I'm sure these companies may be open to suggestions lol. Easy to criticize companies over this stuff; but I'm not raising my hand to take over this job.
@@RyTrapp0 I understand how the new scheme works, and yes I saw the coverage. But average consumers don't watch GamersNexus (even if they should).
It should've been obvious the marketing team was too far up their own **s when they contracted to produce a cereal-box style decoder ring even for the media.
If the new system was truly meant to be helpful and informative why not start over at 1000? They already have Ryzen 3/5/7/9, so why re-use a digit for the segmentation? Just make the model 3 digits.
When Zen3+ was 6000 series, starting the new scheme at 7000 is an obvious ploy to placate laptop manufacturers that want to refresh and resell last years models. It's intended to confuse normies.
No, it's not fraud, it's not deceptive. It's not the worst thing ever. It's not going to smash your windows and run over your cat. But it's still dumb corporate shenanigans that should be roasted by anyone who knows better continuously until these companies stop.
@@RyTrapp0
tl;dr
Is it just me or does that look like a Dell thunderbolt dock? Just saying 😂
so this says it was released 14 mins ago, yet someone posted a commnet 11 days ago ? 🤔
also, can i say it ?
IT's Over 9000!!!
ty .👍
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😅Need more space😂😂😂. I like to hoard files and old games.
There should be a Rating system for Computer systems that tells Unenlightened Like me a simple Number from 1 to 100 where a system lyes.
Remember the Windows Experience Index number and how useless it was from the Windows 7/8 days? Pepperidge Farms remembers :)
@@KomanderKain Oh lord that thing was hilarious.
While i like the idea, it's basically impossible.
What's a 100 today, will be a 1 tomorrow.
And i guarantee the marketing won't get updated accordingly.
If this was possible, we wouldn't have to benchmark every CPU and every GPU individually against a multitude of applications. If you can make this possible, I'm pretty sure there's a LOOOOOT of potential wealth in your future LOL.
@@KomanderKain TBF, it was decent enough for their purposes - especially given that a LOT of hardware couldn't run the then-new 'Aero' desktop(the WEI score automatically disabled it if the hardware wasn't good enough). Kinda misleading to call it a single score too, it still had the sub-scores that certainly told you more about your system than the 'main' WEI score did.
BTW, only the GUI went away - the module still exists, still runs regularly, and still spits out a score, ya just gotta get it from Command Prompt lol.
Run Cmd as Admin
Input 'winsat formal' (WinSAT = Windows System Assessment Tool)
Results are in - C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore
"[date of test] Formal.Assessment (Recent).WinSAT.xml"
Oh yuck windows 11
Who gives a CRAP what color it is U hide it on the back of a monitor and never see it again. Wish it had at leapt 2 NVMe SSD slots.
Why couldn't they put the rx 7900 xtx die in this instead of cheaping out with this tiny gpu.
Imagine being this dumb.
Not sure if sarcasm or stupidity...
Congrats on losing weight Wendell.