MINISFORUMUM870 Slim Mini PC,AMD Ryzen 7 8745H Processor Mini Computer(8C/16T, Up to 5.0GHz), 32GB DDR5 RAM & 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD, Support 8K@60Hz HDMI 2.1/USB4 Output, WIFI6E/BT5.3/Auto Power On

Firstly, let me say that I had to return this PC because there was something wrong with it and I didn’t have time to mess about and fix it. It was a WiFi issue that needed more time to be solved but sadly at this time, I just didn’t have it. I will be buying another one in a couple of months when I have more time.I connected the PC by network cable eventually (trailing across the floor so not ideal) but it was an absolute blast while it was working. My PC at home for the past year has been a Mac Mini M2 and this thing was easily as fast as that. I work with Adobe software (CC) and after I installed the suite on the Minisforum, and it did all its windows updates, it was just as fast as the Mac Mini, maybe a little faster. Apps seemed to launch quicker and run a little more smoothly and it had no issue running my BenQ 4K monitor. Colours were accurate and the display scaling worked a treat. My Mac makes a mess of running at 4K - the menus are tiny and there’s no way to change that other than dropping the resolution on the monitor - thanks a lot Apple. Who’s going to purchase a 4K monitor and be forced to drop it to 1440p to get it to work?This PC was very quiet and has plenty of connection options compared to my Mac. It’s also under 50% of the size of the Mac Mini and this makes it very unobtrusive. There are no vibrations or strange noises coming from it and the SSD is very fast (as fast as the Mac) so no issues there. There’s plenty of RAM (32gb) so I never experienced any issues running PS, Illustrator, Bridge, Edge and Outlook at the same time and using large files - most of the artwork I work with is 100mb + and it never missed a beat.I can honestly say that it exceeded my expectations and I will be purchasing another one to replace my Mac Mini in a couple of months when I can iron out any issues that may arise.Finally, I have to say that I contacted Minisforum for support and they were polite and very helpful - again not what I expected at all!

My first mini PC and it's brilliant. In some ways it's made my bigger, noisy gaming desktop PC redundant.Firstly it's really quiet, great for office work. It's efficient in wattage making it cheap to run for 8 hours a day. You can throw any app at it and it'll handle it. Around 10w idle, and 65w during gaming.It's not a gaming PC, but it can play games and play very well. Check out the YouTube videos. For reference I've tried it with CS2 (100fps) Witcher3(50fps dx11) Helldivers2 (40fps) no problems, on 1080p on low/medium settings. And can go even higher if you turn on quality scaling.Can support 3 monitors at the same time.Overall brilliant, fast, energy efficient, quiet and tiny :)

I purchased the Venus Series UM773 Lite 32GB/1TBAmple memory, although could always use more storage space, but 1TB is enough and with 2 USB C ports it is easy to add an external SSD.Performance is excellent considering this was less than £600 8 fast cores and 16 threads, handles photo and 4K video editing easily.Light gaming at low to medium settings is possible, I'd recommend setting V-Ram to 4GB in bios, play at 720p and upscale using the super resolution feature in the drivers (games like fortnite, counterstrike GO and Borderlands 3 play without issue)With the relatively low cost compared to a laptop with 32GB RAM and 1TB M.2 SSD it allows a low cost way to get a small but powerful system in place.If I continue to be impressed, I will look at Minisforum PCs for upgrades in future, the big advantage for me is the ability to replace the PC whilst keeping a high quality screen, Keyboard, mouse etc, and the portability means it can be plugged in almost anywhere!

Great specification, was just what I was looking for. However after 33 days the unit died! No lights, no power just a dead paperweight.Contacted Minisforum who asked me to perform basic trouble shooting, no problem there. However I was then asked to dismantle the unit to do more trouble shooting which I refused to do.They said they no longer had stock and offered me a much inferior model as a replacement or I could opt for an equivalent or better model if I paid the upgrade difference!I was then told that I would need to return it to China and not Amazon as it was outside of the 30 day return window by 3 days and pay the shipping costs if I wanted a replacement. When asking for a refund I was refusedHowever I contacted Amazon and they took my pain away, asking me to return it for a full refund. Now that's what I call excellent customer service 5 stars AmazonAnyone thinking of making a purchase I would say pray that it works otherwise the 3 year warranty is going to be very costly unless you live in China. Basically it's not worth the paper it's written on.Think before you buy, you've been warned!!!

Compact mini PC which is good for general PC tasks and some light gaming at 1080p low settings.Was disappointed with memory configurations as although advertized with 16GB, so was very frustrated that came in a single channel config, needing me to buy another module to make a dual channel config.The build quality is ok - plastic casing is a shame when comparing to more premium competitors, but at the price, this is a fair and realistic compromise.The 1TB PCIe gen 4 SSD is reasonably fast and has no real issues.At a price of £320 this is a good buy and preferable to its Intel competition. Would have been a 5 star review if it had been configured as 1TB SSD + 2 X 8GB RAM.

Good little pc, fast, but needs the downloaded drivers from the website.Windows update didn't download them.Remove all 4 feet to open & fit the ssd+ram (laptop).