Did you get any malware with it there's malware on ace magic pc in the recovery partition of the drive
@MINIPCREVIEWS2 күн бұрын
No malware was found. AceMagic.com explained that isolated incident.
@christopherhorton46345 күн бұрын
Plastic over the sofa! My great aunt used to do that Carey! I would spend many summer days there, and her window AC would make the plastic COLD. But after sitting there for a while, you start getting sweaty. That was an old memory from the 80s I had forgotten. 😂 Thanks for these reviews. The Mini PC world should get very interesting this Winter with the new mobile chips coming out. I just added new storage to my Beelink, using Team Group. Thanks for that! You mentioned their warranty and I emailed them. 3 years minimum, some products have 5 years. Im using their RAM and M.2 drives. Great stuff. I use the Beelink Ser5 Max and it does everything I need. I dont play games at all. Its a powerhouse for music production and video editing. Im rambling. Love your videos!
@steameier85906 күн бұрын
Hello, do you know, is the Windows11 key saved in the Bios, in case of new installation? Very good presentation, by the way.
@CareyHolzman6 күн бұрын
Windows 11 keys are stored on Microsoft activation servers bases on the unique hardware hash of each pc. It has not been necessary to ever re-enter a product key for many years - since windows 10.
@DanEric-bz5ic15 күн бұрын
nice mini pc
@Wesmosis23 күн бұрын
Nice video, thanks!
@goof837225 күн бұрын
I prefer heavy components too, what I liked when I 1sr got my Intel NUC Skull Canyon and my Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition
@christopherhorton463427 күн бұрын
Beginning rant: Backup your backup! Have a backup for the backup of your backup. 😂 After the first time I lost irreplaceable files, I started backing up everything in multiple places. You absolutely nailed it. Don't wait for the crisis.
@christopherhorton4634Ай бұрын
Forgot to add in my other comment: Performance mode on these little guys matters to me, but I run a DAW with digital instruments and video rendering. It isnt even connected to the Internet most times. That 3% matters then. But most people dont do that kind of work. I use the Beelink 5800H MAX. I upgraded the RAM. Works great for my purposes. Thanks for mentioning the thermal paste. Everyone says to upgrade it on my unit. It never goes past 80c. The liquid metal and fans are doing their job.
@MINIPCREVIEWS29 күн бұрын
Performance mode means you are under buying for your actual needs.
@christopherhorton4634Ай бұрын
The rant at the beginning... I think everyone should have to work in retail or customer service at some point in their lives. That way, they would know how to treat people. And understand how a business works. Running a shop myself, there were several customers that could never come back again, andnI would say GOOD! LOL.
@peterlaycock917Ай бұрын
Thanks
@flashbak01Ай бұрын
Hi Carey, The Alloy 9 was my first mini purchase a few months back. I really liked the machine but started becoming increasingly concerned about their product support since they weren't answering any of my support questions. I believe I asked 3 separate ones in total and directed those emails to their website support email address. I waited two weeks and decided since I hadn't heard back regarding any of them that I wasn't willing to gamble away close to $700 on a unknown computer which looked to have non-existent customer support. So off it went back to Amazon. I then started investigating minis more and thought the MinisForum UM790-Pro could fit the bill and looked very similar to the Alloy 9 offering. I felt much better about purchasing the MinisForum UM790-Pro through Amazon since MinisForum had the OS as well as drivers posted on there website for the UM790-Pro and answered their emails. I also discovered by comparing pictures that both machines use the exact same motherboard. It appears the Reatan Alloy 9 is a rebranded MinisForum UM-790-Pro. I do think both machines are excellent and feel much better about picking the one that responds to their customers!
@djsly25Ай бұрын
Great video!
@GEEKOMPCАй бұрын
Thank you for reviewing our product. Your feedback on GEEKOM products is highly valuable to us!
@flashbak01Ай бұрын
@flashbak01 58 minutes ago I chose the MinisForum UM790-Pro over this model because it has that second NVME Gen4 socket. The UM790-Pro also comes with a 2nd fan unit for memory. Otherwise with the exception of the SD Card reader the specs between the 2 machines are pretty similar although MinisForum supplies Window 11with their machine whereas the Geekom A8 comes with Windows 11 Pro. I really enjoy mine and it does everything I need it to do well! Personally, I'm not a gamer. Also, I'm pretty sure that the housing for the UM790-Pro is larger then this Geekom A8 unit allowing that 2nd NVME Gen 4 socket to get more cooling etc...
@laszloszorady5031Ай бұрын
I have a Kamrui A02 ryzen 5700u, AMD adrenalin crashes it?? No solution.
@laszloszorady5031Ай бұрын
I do enjoy your videos Carey. Long time fan and friend here.
@PAUL-1961.Ай бұрын
Hello Carey it's PAUL1961 here ,great show....
@eduardosanchezvedelago9376Ай бұрын
thanx for the video. I'm about to buy it and give it a try
@cybermxspАй бұрын
This is crap to fool suckers and food for youtuber cretins - Half a gaming notebook for the price of a full one
@LeslieluluАй бұрын
I've heard the official announcement ，confirming that the company has recalled all the problematic products.
@xKB616Ай бұрын
They’re still sending out units with spyware to current day.
@noahheninger2 ай бұрын
This looks like a great PC.
@tonycollazorappo2 ай бұрын
These mini pcs are perfect for senior like me. I use my PCs for just office 365, surf the internet, read emails, listen to music, watch streaming media or attach a CD/DVD player and watch movies from my large collection of DVDs and the same with my music. And let's not forget Facebook, lol. And the price is right, wink. Perfect thanks for the video.
@TradeKingz732 ай бұрын
Thinking of picking this up soon. I appreciate your hard work for this review my friend, great watch. 💯
@sergiulungeanu88962 ай бұрын
Hi there, actually I am watching your video,..great one by the way. I have just bought a NAD 9 with 1TB SSD/32mgb....runing 11pro and Linux Mint/Cinnamon...lovely little machine, thank a lot!
@sergiulungeanu88962 ай бұрын
Thanks
@privetprivet91303 ай бұрын
Man , put alot of effort(and risk) into this channel , and not get enough credit. Sub .
@drohen23 ай бұрын
Thanks for the vid
@mtx63973 ай бұрын
What a great reviewer 👏
@pouranan3 ай бұрын
Hello I have this computer barebone and I installed Win 11 23H2 but I'm having problems with the internet. No internet at all. If it works then it's only for a few secs and then the internet is like 16kbps which is totally unusable. I tried 21H2 but still the same problem. I took out the Intel Killer and tried it in my laptop and everything works. I tried a USB dongle and still bad or simply no internet at all. This computer is near useless to me rn. I found a windows version on their website along with a few drivers but the windows won't install at all with the error DISKPART /S X:\ListVol.txt "No device found Scripts folder". Idk what to do anymore. Normal windows installation works but no internet even with installed drivers. Any help, please?
@ThatNoobMaster3 ай бұрын
Dude, this was an awesome video, very informative, and honest. Keep up the good work. It's just what I needed!
@YarmouthMark4 ай бұрын
With regards to the feet, why don't they just have a hole in the centre of them you can put a screwdriver in without having to even remove them?.
@flashbak014 ай бұрын
I agree, that would have been the simpliest thing tfor them to do with the rubber feet.
@yissnakklives88663 ай бұрын
This is a huge improvement. No stickies, just plugs. They bottom cooling plate on the 690s is what they should have on all their minis.
@monkeymanstones14 ай бұрын
I ordered this UM790 barebones from Amazon a week ago (along with a second Inland 2TB NVMe PCIe 4 SSD) and it's supposed to arrive today. Your video being many months old I hope the updated drivers will make this easier. So long as Ubuntu Cinnamon 22.04 is allowed to run in the RAID 0 array I'll be happy as I only use Windows with the software included with my Arturia KeyLab 88 MkII (because it will not run properly in WINE) so I'll install Windows 11 Pro first. But in your unit I saw no SATA 3 mount location which is a massive bummer. My user files being in the NVMe SSD means substantially more I/O & use of as much, cutting their lives shorter. Hopefully my 2 Inland 2TB "Performance Plus NVMe Gaming SSD Optimized for PS5 - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, DRAM Cache, TLC 3D NAND Flash, Up to 7000MB/s" (1 with heatsink & 1 without as even though the unit w/ it fit without issue in my UM690 but because Minisforum warns with force no heatsink can be used. But I pray what I receive does have a SATA II plug and mount location. I am a former IM analyst from Polaroid in Norwood, MA so there aren't many problems I cannot fix. Hopefully no "Dummy, you can't fix THIS" problems come up! I strongly suspect they will not.
@monkeymanstones14 ай бұрын
Maybe buying another Seagate Firecuda 530 4TB M.2S PCI-E CLient SSD and using these in RAID 0 would be better. Having Micron storage in them is exceptionally comforting and comfortable. Using 2 of these in RAID 0 would really put this over the top! I'll be backing up Windows 11 Pro and Ubuntu Cinnamon 22.04 will go well and (where the problems usually appear in my experience) install of backups during installation of OS's works correctly for once! But the sudden possible loss of SATA III is extremely hard to accept and I pray it's not so for what I receive in the new UM790 barebones I receive today.
@algatronalgirdas4 ай бұрын
Thank you for your review. I really want to order this mini pc. How long is the warranty? Is this company reliable?
@MINIPCREVIEWS4 ай бұрын
No problems so far. I don't own a crystal ball so until you have your own experience, you'll never actually know, regardless of what people might say. Welcome to life. Try to enjoy your time here. It's all over too soon.
@65stepney4 ай бұрын
I Have exactly the same spec that your reviewing. The only difference is, its branded "Nipogi" had it a week now, and cant find any fault so far.
@Justforcoverstv14 ай бұрын
I enjoyed the little music that was playing lol and thanks for this review want to get this product :)
@antlogaradovan5 ай бұрын
Hi Carey , I like your rewievs! I'm about your age and like to hear your opinion how and why. I'm in software from 1980.
@flashbak015 ай бұрын
Thanks for the review. A week ago I received the Minis Forum UM790-Pro machine (Ryzen 9 7940HS) with 32Gb of 5600 memory and a 1Gb NVME drive. So far, I really like it! Previously, I've been running on a Mac Mini M1 and am just tired of Apple's constant locking down of their hardware as well as their machines lack of upgradability. So far, this machines performance seems to duplicate or exceed my M1 Mac Mini with the added benefit of being able to upgrade both its onboard memory and storage! It definitely offers a lot more bang for the buck!
@YarmouthMark4 ай бұрын
How is yours for noise?. kzread.infoGxvRH38TKdk From the moment I turned mine on the fan was horrendous. I had to send it back.
@flashbak014 ай бұрын
@@YarmouthMark : Mine has been quiet.
@yissnakklives88663 ай бұрын
Mine gets a little rowdy when I use the universal tuning utility and run it at 85 watts and play newer games, but in the living room you really don't hear it regardless.
@TradeKingz732 ай бұрын
How's the computer working out? I'm thinking of grabbing the 690S. Thx
@flashbak012 ай бұрын
@@TradeKingz73 : I really like it. It's capable of doing everything I need even composing music using Nuendo13 with VST3 Plug Ins etc..
@nycollegegrad5 ай бұрын
This is so useful, thank you!
@garfieldrupe6305 ай бұрын
That is a neat little computer and the only one anyone would need if they weren't gaming on their PC. You never cease to impress me
@nicknorthcutt76805 ай бұрын
I totally agree with you on the overclocking and enthusiast side.
@Lufeaguilar5 ай бұрын
Great video, thank you so much. My first entry CPU (UM773 Lite) I will be following your upgrade ideas, and products suggestions, to give this little guy as much punch as possible for now Again, GREAT VIDEO, learned lots and like you mentioned, first time viewer, little experience and i feel SO ENLIGHTENED now. Ty again Sir
@saxxonpike5 ай бұрын
I took a chance on the 7840HS version of this last month while it was first on sale with so few Amazon reviews. Used it pretty much every day for remote play. I am pleasantly surprised. Even among mini PCs of the same spec (which are almost all more expensive!) the out-of-box configuration is quite good. The RGB lights at the top of the case are a bit distracting, but they can be disabled thankfully.
@byronporter33573 ай бұрын
Would you say I could play wow on this comfortably?
@muaddib-usalАй бұрын
@@byronporter3357yes. I have tried wow on a 2400g and its playable.
@muaddib-usalАй бұрын
@@byronporter3357It will play.
@xalzor7406 күн бұрын
@@byronporter3357 Wow can be played on a potato bro.
@paulwarner53955 ай бұрын
Thanx for the video. Looks like a nice unit. They seem to get batter with each new one I see.
@Teraclips5 ай бұрын
Man, so simple. I always feel aberration whenever I have to clean install windows on my laptop specially when you can't find OEM specific drivers for certain features of the laptop.
@MINIPCREVIEWS5 ай бұрын
Not to worry, I have a video about that too! kzread.info/dash/bejne/g6Rmyteqf7mqm6g.html
@peterlaycock9176 ай бұрын
Thanks
@reboxtherapy6 ай бұрын
Twice the RAM, and 100x better price than a MacBook m3, granted that this isn't a laptop though.
@rickstirling70456 ай бұрын
Finally got Blackview to confirm this morning that the maximum DRAM expansion for the MP200 is 64GB --- Apparently the DDR4 spec allows for 64GB sticks, but nobody is making then yet. I'm fine with 64GB ;-) Great review, subscribed!
@What-is-Faith6 ай бұрын
I want to say that I really appreciate the work that she put into these streams. I live in Australia and the only market for mini PCs is pretty much Amazon. And you just don’t know what you are buying when it comes to Mini PC’s. I’m just looking for a cheap computer that can run Linux. And to know that it has all the windows 11 compliant software and hardware is vitally important. So at the moment I’m tossing up between buying a raspberry pi 5 or mini pc. Because in Australia, this is actually slightly cheaper than buying a raspberry pi with the charger and the cooling fan and everything else. And everything you’ve said about PCs about how to use them is absolutely spot on. Benchmarks. Don’t tell the real story because the way software is written and programs are written for a PC. VLC might be optimised today, but tomorrow they might inject something that slows it right down. And that’s the same with any piece of programming or software. So benchmark will tell you what speed you are getting, but the reality is, you may not experience that and wonder why. This is why this channel looks so great educational little tips and tricks along the way and demonstrating the power of these mini PCs. Thank you and greetings from Australia. I’ve watched other videos that you’ve done and so I’m going back your back catalogue of videos ant the moment. So you might see me comment on other videos Thanks again
@roberthansen20086 ай бұрын
I have two external hard drives. I have two powered USB hubs that I could plug in here. I think I would have way more than enough storage for this. I bought the 16 GB RAM with the 1 TB hard drive a little while ago.
@meliodaskun56887 ай бұрын
Just got the maxed-out specs of this device and it's a monster! 2TB 64GB WOW!
Пікірлер
Did you get any malware with it there's malware on ace magic pc in the recovery partition of the drive
No malware was found. AceMagic.com explained that isolated incident.
Plastic over the sofa! My great aunt used to do that Carey! I would spend many summer days there, and her window AC would make the plastic COLD. But after sitting there for a while, you start getting sweaty. That was an old memory from the 80s I had forgotten. 😂 Thanks for these reviews. The Mini PC world should get very interesting this Winter with the new mobile chips coming out. I just added new storage to my Beelink, using Team Group. Thanks for that! You mentioned their warranty and I emailed them. 3 years minimum, some products have 5 years. Im using their RAM and M.2 drives. Great stuff. I use the Beelink Ser5 Max and it does everything I need. I dont play games at all. Its a powerhouse for music production and video editing. Im rambling. Love your videos!
Hello, do you know, is the Windows11 key saved in the Bios, in case of new installation? Very good presentation, by the way.
Windows 11 keys are stored on Microsoft activation servers bases on the unique hardware hash of each pc. It has not been necessary to ever re-enter a product key for many years - since windows 10.
nice mini pc
Nice video, thanks!
I prefer heavy components too, what I liked when I 1sr got my Intel NUC Skull Canyon and my Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition
Beginning rant: Backup your backup! Have a backup for the backup of your backup. 😂 After the first time I lost irreplaceable files, I started backing up everything in multiple places. You absolutely nailed it. Don't wait for the crisis.
Forgot to add in my other comment: Performance mode on these little guys matters to me, but I run a DAW with digital instruments and video rendering. It isnt even connected to the Internet most times. That 3% matters then. But most people dont do that kind of work. I use the Beelink 5800H MAX. I upgraded the RAM. Works great for my purposes. Thanks for mentioning the thermal paste. Everyone says to upgrade it on my unit. It never goes past 80c. The liquid metal and fans are doing their job.
Performance mode means you are under buying for your actual needs.
The rant at the beginning... I think everyone should have to work in retail or customer service at some point in their lives. That way, they would know how to treat people. And understand how a business works. Running a shop myself, there were several customers that could never come back again, andnI would say GOOD! LOL.
Thanks
Hi Carey, The Alloy 9 was my first mini purchase a few months back. I really liked the machine but started becoming increasingly concerned about their product support since they weren't answering any of my support questions. I believe I asked 3 separate ones in total and directed those emails to their website support email address. I waited two weeks and decided since I hadn't heard back regarding any of them that I wasn't willing to gamble away close to $700 on a unknown computer which looked to have non-existent customer support. So off it went back to Amazon. I then started investigating minis more and thought the MinisForum UM790-Pro could fit the bill and looked very similar to the Alloy 9 offering. I felt much better about purchasing the MinisForum UM790-Pro through Amazon since MinisForum had the OS as well as drivers posted on there website for the UM790-Pro and answered their emails. I also discovered by comparing pictures that both machines use the exact same motherboard. It appears the Reatan Alloy 9 is a rebranded MinisForum UM-790-Pro. I do think both machines are excellent and feel much better about picking the one that responds to their customers!
Great video!
Thank you for reviewing our product. Your feedback on GEEKOM products is highly valuable to us!
@flashbak01 58 minutes ago I chose the MinisForum UM790-Pro over this model because it has that second NVME Gen4 socket. The UM790-Pro also comes with a 2nd fan unit for memory. Otherwise with the exception of the SD Card reader the specs between the 2 machines are pretty similar although MinisForum supplies Window 11with their machine whereas the Geekom A8 comes with Windows 11 Pro. I really enjoy mine and it does everything I need it to do well! Personally, I'm not a gamer. Also, I'm pretty sure that the housing for the UM790-Pro is larger then this Geekom A8 unit allowing that 2nd NVME Gen 4 socket to get more cooling etc...
I have a Kamrui A02 ryzen 5700u, AMD adrenalin crashes it?? No solution.
I do enjoy your videos Carey. Long time fan and friend here.
Hello Carey it's PAUL1961 here ,great show....
thanx for the video. I'm about to buy it and give it a try
This is crap to fool suckers and food for youtuber cretins - Half a gaming notebook for the price of a full one
I've heard the official announcement ，confirming that the company has recalled all the problematic products.
They’re still sending out units with spyware to current day.
This looks like a great PC.
These mini pcs are perfect for senior like me. I use my PCs for just office 365, surf the internet, read emails, listen to music, watch streaming media or attach a CD/DVD player and watch movies from my large collection of DVDs and the same with my music. And let's not forget Facebook, lol. And the price is right, wink. Perfect thanks for the video.
Thinking of picking this up soon. I appreciate your hard work for this review my friend, great watch. 💯
Hi there, actually I am watching your video,..great one by the way. I have just bought a NAD 9 with 1TB SSD/32mgb....runing 11pro and Linux Mint/Cinnamon...lovely little machine, thank a lot!
Thanks
Man , put alot of effort(and risk) into this channel , and not get enough credit. Sub .
Thanks for the vid
What a great reviewer 👏
Hello I have this computer barebone and I installed Win 11 23H2 but I'm having problems with the internet. No internet at all. If it works then it's only for a few secs and then the internet is like 16kbps which is totally unusable. I tried 21H2 but still the same problem. I took out the Intel Killer and tried it in my laptop and everything works. I tried a USB dongle and still bad or simply no internet at all. This computer is near useless to me rn. I found a windows version on their website along with a few drivers but the windows won't install at all with the error DISKPART /S X:\ListVol.txt "No device found Scripts folder". Idk what to do anymore. Normal windows installation works but no internet even with installed drivers. Any help, please?
Dude, this was an awesome video, very informative, and honest. Keep up the good work. It's just what I needed!
With regards to the feet, why don't they just have a hole in the centre of them you can put a screwdriver in without having to even remove them?.
I agree, that would have been the simpliest thing tfor them to do with the rubber feet.
This is a huge improvement. No stickies, just plugs. They bottom cooling plate on the 690s is what they should have on all their minis.
I ordered this UM790 barebones from Amazon a week ago (along with a second Inland 2TB NVMe PCIe 4 SSD) and it's supposed to arrive today. Your video being many months old I hope the updated drivers will make this easier. So long as Ubuntu Cinnamon 22.04 is allowed to run in the RAID 0 array I'll be happy as I only use Windows with the software included with my Arturia KeyLab 88 MkII (because it will not run properly in WINE) so I'll install Windows 11 Pro first. But in your unit I saw no SATA 3 mount location which is a massive bummer. My user files being in the NVMe SSD means substantially more I/O & use of as much, cutting their lives shorter. Hopefully my 2 Inland 2TB "Performance Plus NVMe Gaming SSD Optimized for PS5 - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, DRAM Cache, TLC 3D NAND Flash, Up to 7000MB/s" (1 with heatsink & 1 without as even though the unit w/ it fit without issue in my UM690 but because Minisforum warns with force no heatsink can be used. But I pray what I receive does have a SATA II plug and mount location. I am a former IM analyst from Polaroid in Norwood, MA so there aren't many problems I cannot fix. Hopefully no "Dummy, you can't fix THIS" problems come up! I strongly suspect they will not.
Maybe buying another Seagate Firecuda 530 4TB M.2S PCI-E CLient SSD and using these in RAID 0 would be better. Having Micron storage in them is exceptionally comforting and comfortable. Using 2 of these in RAID 0 would really put this over the top! I'll be backing up Windows 11 Pro and Ubuntu Cinnamon 22.04 will go well and (where the problems usually appear in my experience) install of backups during installation of OS's works correctly for once! But the sudden possible loss of SATA III is extremely hard to accept and I pray it's not so for what I receive in the new UM790 barebones I receive today.
Thank you for your review. I really want to order this mini pc. How long is the warranty? Is this company reliable?
No problems so far. I don't own a crystal ball so until you have your own experience, you'll never actually know, regardless of what people might say. Welcome to life. Try to enjoy your time here. It's all over too soon.
I Have exactly the same spec that your reviewing. The only difference is, its branded "Nipogi" had it a week now, and cant find any fault so far.
I enjoyed the little music that was playing lol and thanks for this review want to get this product :)
Hi Carey , I like your rewievs! I'm about your age and like to hear your opinion how and why. I'm in software from 1980.
Thanks for the review. A week ago I received the Minis Forum UM790-Pro machine (Ryzen 9 7940HS) with 32Gb of 5600 memory and a 1Gb NVME drive. So far, I really like it! Previously, I've been running on a Mac Mini M1 and am just tired of Apple's constant locking down of their hardware as well as their machines lack of upgradability. So far, this machines performance seems to duplicate or exceed my M1 Mac Mini with the added benefit of being able to upgrade both its onboard memory and storage! It definitely offers a lot more bang for the buck!
How is yours for noise?. kzread.infoGxvRH38TKdk From the moment I turned mine on the fan was horrendous. I had to send it back.
@@YarmouthMark : Mine has been quiet.
Mine gets a little rowdy when I use the universal tuning utility and run it at 85 watts and play newer games, but in the living room you really don't hear it regardless.
How's the computer working out? I'm thinking of grabbing the 690S. Thx
@@TradeKingz73 : I really like it. It's capable of doing everything I need even composing music using Nuendo13 with VST3 Plug Ins etc..
This is so useful, thank you!
That is a neat little computer and the only one anyone would need if they weren't gaming on their PC. You never cease to impress me
I totally agree with you on the overclocking and enthusiast side.
Great video, thank you so much. My first entry CPU (UM773 Lite) I will be following your upgrade ideas, and products suggestions, to give this little guy as much punch as possible for now Again, GREAT VIDEO, learned lots and like you mentioned, first time viewer, little experience and i feel SO ENLIGHTENED now. Ty again Sir
I took a chance on the 7840HS version of this last month while it was first on sale with so few Amazon reviews. Used it pretty much every day for remote play. I am pleasantly surprised. Even among mini PCs of the same spec (which are almost all more expensive!) the out-of-box configuration is quite good. The RGB lights at the top of the case are a bit distracting, but they can be disabled thankfully.
Would you say I could play wow on this comfortably?
@@byronporter3357yes. I have tried wow on a 2400g and its playable.
@@byronporter3357It will play.
@@byronporter3357 Wow can be played on a potato bro.
Thanx for the video. Looks like a nice unit. They seem to get batter with each new one I see.
Man, so simple. I always feel aberration whenever I have to clean install windows on my laptop specially when you can't find OEM specific drivers for certain features of the laptop.
Not to worry, I have a video about that too! kzread.info/dash/bejne/g6Rmyteqf7mqm6g.html
Thanks
Twice the RAM, and 100x better price than a MacBook m3, granted that this isn't a laptop though.
Finally got Blackview to confirm this morning that the maximum DRAM expansion for the MP200 is 64GB --- Apparently the DDR4 spec allows for 64GB sticks, but nobody is making then yet. I'm fine with 64GB ;-) Great review, subscribed!
I want to say that I really appreciate the work that she put into these streams. I live in Australia and the only market for mini PCs is pretty much Amazon. And you just don’t know what you are buying when it comes to Mini PC’s. I’m just looking for a cheap computer that can run Linux. And to know that it has all the windows 11 compliant software and hardware is vitally important. So at the moment I’m tossing up between buying a raspberry pi 5 or mini pc. Because in Australia, this is actually slightly cheaper than buying a raspberry pi with the charger and the cooling fan and everything else. And everything you’ve said about PCs about how to use them is absolutely spot on. Benchmarks. Don’t tell the real story because the way software is written and programs are written for a PC. VLC might be optimised today, but tomorrow they might inject something that slows it right down. And that’s the same with any piece of programming or software. So benchmark will tell you what speed you are getting, but the reality is, you may not experience that and wonder why. This is why this channel looks so great educational little tips and tricks along the way and demonstrating the power of these mini PCs. Thank you and greetings from Australia. I’ve watched other videos that you’ve done and so I’m going back your back catalogue of videos ant the moment. So you might see me comment on other videos Thanks again
I have two external hard drives. I have two powered USB hubs that I could plug in here. I think I would have way more than enough storage for this. I bought the 16 GB RAM with the 1 TB hard drive a little while ago.
Just got the maxed-out specs of this device and it's a monster! 2TB 64GB WOW!