GMKtec Nucbox K6 Gaming Mini PC 32GB DDR5 5600MHz 2TB PCIe4.0 – AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS Mini Desktop Computers with Radeon 780M Graphics 4mn AI Chip – Dual 2.5GbE NIC LAN, Triple Display

So far … amazing – updated
Don’t hesitate to buy this. Price is insanely good and it’s super compact. Extremely easy to hook up to a monitor. The fan is super quiet. Runs games really good and comes with a ton of storage for games for the price point. Graphics could be better but for the most part very good. Runs smoothly, does get a little heated but that’s normal for a pc. Architecture student and runs all the programs effortlessly. Great buy! For all I know it’ll stop working in a week though so will update if anything does wrong.UPDATE:After having this for a while and using it everyday, it does seem to crash applications almost everyday. When I have it in performance mode and playing video games, it gets a little laggy. In performance mode, the fan gets really loud, which I personally don’t mind. If I could I would probably swap it out for a real pc given it doesn’t handle demanding tasks all too well. If you are looking to use it pretty lightly, I’d definitely recommend.

Flexible, powerful, and affordable
If you’ve spent any time looking at these mini PC’s, you’ll know that you can get a ton of functionality for a very reasonable price. In this case, I got the model with 32 GB of DDR5 RAM and a 2TB SSD for $450 on sale. While there are cheaper models available that can do much of what this does, I think you would be hard pressed to find something that matches the price to performance ratio for a Windows PC.Beyond the price and specs, there’s a few reasons I ended up buying this model. The first thing is the I/O (input/output). I love that I can output video from HDMI, DisplayPort and USB4. There’s one of each port on the back as well as a USB4 port on the front. You can actually set this up with 4 monitors at once if you want. While I’m just using a single monitor over DisplayPort, I love the flexibility to connect it to any modern TV or monitor without needing adapters. The two USB 3.0 (type A) ports on front are great for controllers, external drives, memory card readers, etc. And finally, there’s an Oculink port for connecting an external graphics card. Again, not something I plan using as I mainly game on console, but the option is there if I want to play modern AAA games at high settings.Speaking of gaming, this PC can absolutely play games, but you need to keep your expectations in check. Integrated graphics have come a long way in recent years, but you won’t be playing Cyberpunk in 4K. What you can play is older games from the PS4/Xbox One era and prior at high to max settings (depending on the title) and current games like God of War Ragnarok and Cyberpunk at low settings. I was surprised at how many games I could get running at 1440p with framerates at 60 FPS and above. It certainly has limitations, but if you’re ok with less demanding games and lower settings on modern games, it will deliver. And, as I mentioned before, you can add external GPU if you want more performance.In terms of expandability, you can put up to 96 GB of RAM for some reason (the 32 GB on board should be more than enough for almost everyone). You can also add a second M.2 NVME SSD. The 2 TB drive that came with this model is good, but I can see myself adding a second 2 TB SSD to top it out. I looked at quite a few other mini PC’s and this isn’t a standard feature, so I’m happy to have it.As far as complaints, I don’t like that the type A ports on the rear are USB 2.0 speed. I get that they’re for keyboards and mice, but it would be nice to have USB 3.0 ports as they could be used for more modern devices in case I had a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard. The headphone jack on the front is nice for headsets, but there’s no dedicated audio jack on the back. If your monitor doesn’t have any audio ports or on-board speakers, you’ll lose that functionality and always have a cable running from the front. What’s even more baffling is that there’s 2 ethernet ports on the rear. It seems more gimmicky than anything. This is pretty common to see on these mini PC’s, so maybe there’s something I don’t get, but I imagine most people would rather have the dedicated audio port on the rear, than 2 ethernet ports.Despite these minor gripes, this is still a 5 star PC. It runs quietly and quickly, is incredibly powerful for the size and price, and the flexibility is truly impressive. Recommended.

Great Performance
Purchased this for our business for an employee workstation. These are fast, run Windows with no problem, and have a small footprint for cramped desktops. The price is great compared to the offerings of traditional manufacturers. These use high end laptop processors but are more than capable of keeping up for your typical office workload.