K39 PC😉 fits up to an rtx 3060 ti and ryzen 9 5900x so you can get a beast of a pc if you want to go to a friends house with a really good setup for LAN parties
@@petruccilewis that’s what I do! I bought a minisforum after some research and it’s pretty much perfect only issue is sometimes it’s annoying getting 4 PS4 controller to work all at once 😭 wish I could get it to work for sure everytime.
You know, these types of tiny computers are just fascinating. I have no real reason to get one, and I don't know what I'd do with one, but they're just so interesting to me. I just already have other devices (like the Nvidia Shield, Xbox and Switch, full PC) to fill any random need I'd come across, but if a friend ever needed something small and similar, I'd definitely go for these types of systems.
Contacted ASRock to see if where and if I can buy the Jupiter x300, their response: Dear Timrek, Thank you for reaching out to ASRock. X300 Jupiter only for project in over sea we don’t sell this model in channel. Thanks
PLEASE do a review on this with a stylish portable External GPU setup. This little guy looks to have what it takes to really do an External GPU justice. VERY interested to see these games retested on a better GPU, even a cheapo budget GPU to see what it can do. Thank you for ALL your videos, big fan of the channel!
It's awesome to see how APU's keep evolving. This is a far cry from my A6-3620 that impressed me by running Portal 2 and HL2 at 720/60 back in 2013. I'm really looking forward to seeing how the next Switch turns out.
This slightly less performance is because of the memory timing's. They are so high on sodimm ram's. You can try to tight the timing's and use 1.3 or 1.35 volt on them. I like to see that results and as always prefect review 😍😃👍🏻
I just got my new notebook with the same configuration except the small form factor. It is really superb!! It looks like AMD really has finally beaten Intel!
Dude the consumption meter is more than likely bang on because the added 3w you reading is due to the conversion from the power supply itself after all it can only output up to 90w there's just a 3w cost
Have you tried to test it out some Outrun 2006 on the Ppsspp on your emulation tests? I am kind having a hard time with this one even with some machines that surprisingly run the God of War pretty well at 2x. Just wondering.... thanks for another great video! Cheers
Not related, but I just picked up a gaming laptop, and it has the Ryzen 4900HS. My god, what a little powerful CPU. The laptop has a 2060 in it. It games really well! I haven't tried emulation, but I am sure it handles it all just fine.
If the bios settings offer all OC options, you can easily lower the Vcore of the APU and thus lower the temperatures of the APU while maintaining the same performance, or if desired, increase the performance of the APU and keep the temperature the same through undervolting. I think this makes a lot of sense, especially with mini pc, because they always have a bit of a struggle with the heat dissipation due to their design. greets from germany
it really looks like the HP pro desk mini, inside and out, like my setup right now, i can upgrade mine until onto newer Intel APUS, but ryzens are a beast!
Not that I'd use it like this, but these should probably come with thunderbolt for either serving high-speed storage (like a high-end NAS) or an eGPU for gaming. I guess personally I would use one as a Linux TV unit that streams my PC games from a Windows desktop elsewhere in the house. That way it could play the lower end locally, and stream the rest.
Amazing little machine. If it wasn't for the lack of Thunderbolt (or full spec USB4) and how hard it is to find the Ryzen 7 PRO 4750GE, think I'd make it my next desktop. Maybe next generation?
Thanks for including power at the wall. This little machine could be a 24/7 home server. Just lacking more sata and 2.5/5gbe connection. I wonder if you could fit a AM4 cooler in there and keep the cover off / make a custom one
It would've been cool if you tested RDR2, but still a good video! That little guy would be great for taking over to a friend's house for some Goldeneye 64 multiplayer. 😆
I love these type of builds I really wish I could build something like this pair with one of those portable monitor screens and this could be a lot of fun. I like these over laptops personally c:
It looks better than x300 which came with only 3 usb ports. I just noticed the chipset is actually x300, which is a really old one and supports only 4 usb and no superspeed.
It's a nice little "gaming" PC, but it doesn't quite have the GPU grunt of even a PS4 Slim so you'll be playing most modern games at low/medium settings between 720p to 1080p depending on the framerates you're targeting. Older games might be able to run on higher settings. The CPU is really good though so this might make for a decent little portable rendering station.
Definitely, I wonder if it’s the same motherboard manufacturer. Btw: How loud is your EliteDesk 800 G2 Mini at idle? (I also have one, bought second hand. Mine is not loud at idle, but definitely hearable with a quite annoying fan sound. I suspect that I might have a slightly faulty fan, but would not like to replace it if it will not be an improvement.)
@@PatrikKron I have no problem with my fan. You might wanna to see if it running hot. Could be the thermal paste needs replacing. I too got mine second hand. I replaced the thermal paste with MX4 (used the pea method) and cleaned all the dust out.
Its just too bad those 4750G APU chips weren't released to retail, have to get them from OEM retail machines. Hopefully the 5750G will come out soon enough, or GPUs will become easy to get again.
Hello ETA prime! I have a few questions regarding the jupiter x300 1. I have 190 watt power supply. Can I use this with it? And if I can do so what do I need to set in bios? 2. Can I add an eGPU using M.2 with CPU without internal graphics? 3. Will it support AMD's future APUs?
Been waiting for this asrock jupiter x300 review.. its a nice alternative for the asrock deskmini..i do hope it will have a bios update for the upcoming ryzen 5000 apu
ETA, just curious: do you tend to get these sorts of things as promotional (and/or review) items, or do you end up buying the majority of what you feature in your videos? I've seen a few times where you definitely mentioned that you received something as a review item, but generally I don't recall you saying that for MOST of the tech you have in the majority of your videos, so I'm not sure if that's intentional, or just an omission.
All good until I went to Asrock website and saw "non-ECC" memory support only. They're generally very good about support ECC memory (unbuffered of course) on their AM4 motherboards, but for some reason, that support never extends to their specialty units like DeskMini and Jupiter. I'm guessing it's their way of doing market segmentation, to avoid these consumer products colliding with their Industrial products (asrockind)..
This is nice and looks way better than the super ugly Deskmini X300. I wish they would refresh these two with better AM4 chipsets and a different aesthetic for the Deskmini. The Jupiter looks darn nice though. Makes a sweet low power office PC that can do some light gaming. Can it be VESA mounted?
This Asrock Jupiter X300 is not available online as of right now. As far as I can tell from searching it is not on Ebay and if you want it. More than Likely you will want to import it from Germany. It's not on Amazon or anywhere else. I will say either Asrock is out of them or they have discontinued the Asrock Jupiter X300. You can however get the Asrock DeskMini X300W case.
Hope I live long enough, to see the next wave of retro gaming lol, when current AAA games would be golden oldies and we will be tinkering with hand held or glasses that have specs like this an we will be complaining its the cheap stuff that don't perform that great hahaha
I'd prefer a slightly bigger form factor, because I like to push components to their limits, and I don't want to kill them at all. I'd rather it not overheat.
It looks like a small console, with everything neatly fitting inside.
This would be best for casual browsing, binge movies and play some emulated games.
But the CPU part is a beast. Any CPU intensive task will benefit from this APU.
Rly???
@@jefspfc2 yes. An ideal choice configuration for the things mentioned above. However, for pure gaming this is too low of a spec.
imagined this in a couple of years... like it would be super cheap with this amount of performance, and imagine the next generations my god
Yes
Can't wait for RDNA 2.0 APUs
Yea but when gadgets get cheaper, they stop manufacturing and selling it tho.
I'm still holding out until i get RDNA 2 APU's with DDR5 RAM.Gonna be a dream mini emulation and 1080P gaming setup for sure!
I like imagining things being cheap as well :/
It looks like a nice option to take to your friends' place and play together
who still do that anyway !
@@aliboularem before the pandemic, I used to do it with my friends c:
K39 PC😉 fits up to an rtx 3060 ti and ryzen 9 5900x so you can get a beast of a pc if you want to go to a friends house with a really good setup for LAN parties
I did that but with a Dr Zaber Sentry, a R7 3700X, and a 1080 Ti
@@petruccilewis that’s what I do! I bought a minisforum after some research and it’s pretty much perfect only issue is sometimes it’s annoying getting 4 PS4 controller to work all at once 😭 wish I could get it to work for sure everytime.
You know, these types of tiny computers are just fascinating. I have no real reason to get one, and I don't know what I'd do with one, but they're just so interesting to me. I just already have other devices (like the Nvidia Shield, Xbox and Switch, full PC) to fill any random need I'd come across, but if a friend ever needed something small and similar, I'd definitely go for these types of systems.
This is exactly what I wanted to see.
ETA Prime gets me to spend more money than I should.
@Atlas Conrad no
@@zaidlacksalastname4905 Moises and Atlas have been spamming the same message in different videos.
@Moises Adriel not really
Contacted ASRock to see if where and if I can buy the Jupiter x300, their response:
Dear Timrek,
Thank you for reaching out to ASRock. X300 Jupiter only for project in over sea we don’t sell this model in channel. Thanks
That sucks, I wanted to purchase it but couldn't find it anywhere. ASRock is dropping the ball for potential sales
PLEASE do a review on this with a stylish portable External GPU setup. This little guy looks to have what it takes to really do an External GPU justice. VERY interested to see these games retested on a better GPU, even a cheapo budget GPU to see what it can do. Thank you for ALL your videos, big fan of the channel!
I think it won't run external GPU cause there is no thunderbolt he can use the wifi card slot though but no wifi at this Point.
Thanks for the video ETA. My understanding of pc building and components has grown exponentially since I stated watching your channel.
It's awesome to see how APU's keep evolving. This is a far cry from my A6-3620 that impressed me by running Portal 2 and HL2 at 720/60 back in 2013.
I'm really looking forward to seeing how the next Switch turns out.
This slightly less performance is because of the memory timing's. They are so high on sodimm ram's. You can try to tight the timing's and use 1.3 or 1.35 volt on them. I like to see that results and as always prefect review 😍😃👍🏻
Thanks for this video
I was eagerly waiting for this review from you😊
This would make a great Launchbox little pc for a Arcade cabinet build.
This design looks very similar to Lenovo's ThinkCentre Mini pcs, m75Q, which also offers same 35W TDP APUs.
Perfect little CPU for this shortage crisis. Used by this to hold you over
I just got my new notebook with the same configuration except the small form factor. It is really superb!! It looks like AMD really has finally beaten Intel!
It would be nice if some retailers actually carried this item. Good luck finding one for sale anywhere.
Released 3 months ago, video 1 month ago. Still can't buy this barebone anywhere in the US.
I would love to see some retro games on this PC if you can show us. Im a big fan of retro games and your self
Great review ETA Prime, my only question is . . . where does the dvd go? /s :P
bruh youre right this is completely ridiculous like... why?
Shocked this could run Cyberpunk at playable framerates. Even at that resolution I didn't think it would have a chance
Can't wait for the emulation benchmark!!!!
So small, yet so good! Awesome stuff.
Dude the consumption meter is more than likely bang on because the added 3w you reading is due to the conversion from the power supply itself after all it can only output up to 90w there's just a 3w cost
Nice, I was looking into one of these for a future video.
I can't afford a 3200G. But i like to see this.
Have you tried to test it out some Outrun 2006 on the Ppsspp on your emulation tests? I am kind having a hard time with this one even with some machines that surprisingly run the God of War pretty well at 2x. Just wondering.... thanks for another great video! Cheers
I would take this in a heartbeat over my B550 ITX setup.
I can't wait to see what route apu's will go in the future.Soon we won't have as much need for gpu's.
Not related, but I just picked up a gaming laptop, and it has the Ryzen 4900HS. My god, what a little powerful CPU. The laptop has a 2060 in it. It games really well! I haven't tried emulation, but I am sure it handles it all just fine.
All ways like seeing these small PC builds .
If the bios settings offer all OC options, you can easily lower the Vcore of the APU and thus lower the temperatures of the APU while maintaining the same performance, or if desired, increase the performance of the APU and keep the temperature the same through undervolting. I think this makes a lot of sense, especially with mini pc, because they always have a bit of a struggle with the heat dissipation due to their design. greets from germany
Yes! I remember asking for a review on this. Where did you buy it btw? I haven't been able to find any retailers selling it
would it perform better with a 120W adapter?
Of course
it really looks like the HP pro desk mini, inside and out, like my setup right now, i can upgrade mine until onto newer Intel APUS, but ryzens are a beast!
Not that I'd use it like this, but these should probably come with thunderbolt for either serving high-speed storage (like a high-end NAS) or an eGPU for gaming.
I guess personally I would use one as a Linux TV unit that streams my PC games from a Windows desktop elsewhere in the house. That way it could play the lower end locally, and stream the rest.
Prime likes us not seeing him apply thermal paste. Wonder does he use the pea, spread, or x? lol
It classified
Amazing little machine. If it wasn't for the lack of Thunderbolt (or full spec USB4) and how hard it is to find the Ryzen 7 PRO 4750GE, think I'd make it my next desktop. Maybe next generation?
ETA, I think you already know.. Emulation test!
Thanks for including power at the wall. This little machine could be a 24/7 home server. Just lacking more sata and 2.5/5gbe connection. I wonder if you could fit a AM4 cooler in there and keep the cover off / make a custom one
Asus did make a ryzen 1700 laptop, but still, a powerful apu in this form factor amazes me.
I still prefer the Deskmini x300 - way cheaper and you could fit the AMD stock cooler.
This is more powerful than my laptop
It would've been cool if you tested RDR2, but still a good video! That little guy would be great for taking over to a friend's house for some Goldeneye 64 multiplayer. 😆
I love these type of builds I really wish I could build something like this pair with one of those portable monitor screens and this could be a lot of fun. I like these over laptops personally c:
I like this. I prefer the form factor of Dell Micro and Lenovo Tiny desktops over that of the Intel NUCs. I'd like to get myself something like that.
It looks better than x300 which came with only 3 usb ports. I just noticed the chipset is actually x300, which is a really old one and supports only 4 usb and no superspeed.
Honestly the only thing missing is the price, if you don't mention that then I'm not going to even bother checking what it costs.
I like!!!, I WANT!!!... Wallet says NO!!!
Ofc you going to do emulator right? 🤩
looks almost identical to the lenovo Tiny GEN 2
It's a nice little "gaming" PC, but it doesn't quite have the GPU grunt of even a PS4 Slim so you'll be playing most modern games at low/medium settings between 720p to 1080p depending on the framerates you're targeting. Older games might be able to run on higher settings. The CPU is really good though so this might make for a decent little portable rendering station.
where did you get the x300 jupiter?.. I can't find it anywhere online (so far)
lovely little machine
I’m definitely building my next computer with this cpu. I’m done with buying a dedicated gpu from now on.
If you don’t play modern games you don’t need one. All it does is draw power for no reason.
Impressive, makes you wonder what Navi³ Apu's with FidelityFX will look like.
This would be perfect for a home theater build or an arcade build.
ETA, you should start showing 4k rendering with this kind of machines. Please! 🤗
13:15 Looks like my HP EliteDesk 800 G2 Mini on the inside and back.
Definitely, I wonder if it’s the same motherboard manufacturer.
Btw: How loud is your EliteDesk 800 G2 Mini at idle?
(I also have one, bought second hand. Mine is not loud at idle, but definitely hearable with a quite annoying fan sound. I suspect that I might have a slightly faulty fan, but would not like to replace it if it will not be an improvement.)
@@PatrikKron I have no problem with my fan. You might wanna to see if it running hot. Could be the thermal paste needs replacing. I too got mine second hand. I replaced the thermal paste with MX4 (used the pea method) and cleaned all the dust out.
@@jayp3564 It’s not running hot, at least not at idle/low use (
Its just too bad those 4750G APU chips weren't released to retail, have to get them from OEM retail machines. Hopefully the 5750G will come out soon enough, or GPUs will become easy to get again.
Hello ETA prime!
I have a few questions regarding the jupiter x300
1. I have 190 watt power supply. Can I use this with it? And if I can do so what do I need to set in bios?
2. Can I add an eGPU using M.2 with CPU without internal graphics?
3. Will it support AMD's future APUs?
Hi eta have you announced the winners of the mini gaming pc?
You should do a comparison between the desk mini and this.
Temps/performance etc
Can you share how much you've spent on this build?
I recon about $800
Its a beast 🔥🔥🔥
Mac M1 alternative?
I don't know which come first, but the design of this Asrock takes a lot from HP mini PCs
Been waiting for this asrock jupiter x300 review.. its a nice alternative for the asrock deskmini..i do hope it will have a bios update for the upcoming ryzen 5000 apu
I think they have bios update to support 5000g
Hope this makes it to Australia
JSYK - "Insanely"
Cool build....
Get that DDR$$$ son!
Can’t wait for the 5800g but wish it had rdna 2
i really would love to see that 120w power supply. I think there's some space in performance there :)
ETA, just curious: do you tend to get these sorts of things as promotional (and/or review) items, or do you end up buying the majority of what you feature in your videos?
I've seen a few times where you definitely mentioned that you received something as a review item, but generally I don't recall you saying that for MOST of the tech you have in the majority of your videos, so I'm not sure if that's intentional, or just an omission.
From the thumbnail that pc kinda looks like the phat model PS2
I scrolled looking for this comment.
Would be cool to see u slap a aio on that tiny pc just leave the top off for a test
Looks very similar to a Lenovo Tiny
All good until I went to Asrock website and saw "non-ECC" memory support only.
They're generally very good about support ECC memory (unbuffered of course) on their AM4 motherboards, but for some reason, that support never extends to their specialty units like DeskMini and Jupiter. I'm guessing it's their way of doing market segmentation, to avoid these consumer products colliding with their Industrial products (asrockind)..
This would be perfect for a digital pinball machine!
This is nice and looks way better than the super ugly Deskmini X300. I wish they would refresh these two with better AM4 chipsets and a different aesthetic for the Deskmini. The Jupiter looks darn nice though. Makes a sweet low power office PC that can do some light gaming. Can it be VESA mounted?
The specs on this CPU is just under my Ryzen 3700x by like 1975 on CPU mark. AMD is supreme!
This Asrock Jupiter X300 is not available online as of right now.
As far as I can tell from searching it is not on Ebay and if you want it.
More than Likely you will want to import it from Germany. It's not on Amazon or
anywhere else. I will say either Asrock is out of them or they have discontinued the
Asrock Jupiter X300. You can however get the Asrock DeskMini X300W case.
You can see that the Jupiter x300 that ETA Prime has is a Production Sample.
I love these tiny machines, but they always make me feel like it's a bit of a waste not to put some sort of GPU in there.
I always tought you and mr saranjo are the same 😂😂😂
Man, when are these processors going to come back down to reality in terms of pricing? Lol
As long as it comes with vga thats good
Hope I live long enough, to see the next wave of retro gaming lol, when current AAA games would be golden oldies and we will be tinkering with hand held or glasses that have specs like this an we will be complaining its the cheap stuff that don't perform that great hahaha
It looks so much like the Lenovo one (I forgot it's name).
P.S. You accidentally pressed the Shift Key when you wrote the description "DDR$" ;)
I just bought and received Lenovo Think Pad T14 notebook with the same configuration and of course with 14" monitor. Magnificient!!
yes please would love to see more cpu to be tested in this love your chanal.
Bro when the video of egpu with that asroc x86 board that you recently reviewed is coming
maybe doing a little undervolting would make a better experience
HUAWEI MateStation S. Real curious about the expansion inside that larger than ASRock Deskmini case.
from the super small notification thumbnail i thought it was a ps4 lol
looks nice but still seems like deskmini a300 is a better choice. and still no mention of 3400g vs. the "updated" APUs. for shame.
emualtion and batocera testing? you need to do a side by side comparison to see which emulation platform gives better performance
I'd prefer a slightly bigger form factor, because I like to push components to their limits, and I don't want to kill them at all. I'd rather it not overheat.
Basically a 705 g3 with a custom bios. Interesting.
I love eta prime ♡
Nice...... Good for some nice everyday gaming.....