ACEMAGIC M5 Mini Gaming PC, Intel Core 14500HX Mini Computers (14C(6P+8E)/20T, 4.9GHz), 16GB RAM 512GB PCle4.0 SSD Micro Desktop PC, Triple 4K Display, USB Type-C, WiFi6, BT5.2, Business Office Home

Owned for about a month. This mini has so many ports I can even fit my old very old speakers. I love it. I’m not quite familiar with every feature, but it has really impressed me. Great value for the price. I’m a senior and basically use it for games. Emails look up recipes in the windows 11provided. One thing I’ve noticed, though that it is a little slow to boot up. Since I’m not a gamer or scientist, ha ha, I think the quality is excellent Update: After several months, using this mini, it has a habit of shutting down hard by itself. Also the slow start up is is getting more annoying. I would look into a different model.

I recently purchased the Acemagic Mini PC, and I must say, it has met my expectations for what a compact desktop can do. If you're looking for a small yet powerful machine that’s designed to handle everyday tasks, light gaming, and even some creative work, this little device is a fantastic choice. First off, it’s tiny. Like, smaller than I expected, which is awesome because my desk is already cluttered enough. It fits perfectly next to my monitor, and I could even see using it as a little media center for my TV. I’m not a hardcore gamer or a video editor, so I didn’t need something super high-end. This little guy handles all my daily tasks like a champ. Browsing the web, streaming Netflix in 4K, working on documents, and even some light photo editing—it does it all without breaking a sweat. I even tried a few older games, and it ran them surprisingly well. Don’t expect it to handle the latest AAA titles, but for casual gaming, it’s totally fine. The ports are a nice touch too. It’s got plenty of USB ports, HDMI, and even USB-C, so I can plug in my external hard drive, keyboard, mouse, and monitor without any hassle. Oh, and it’s quiet. Like, I barely notice it’s on, which is a huge plus when I’m working or watching a movie. Plus, it doesn’t suck up a ton of power, so I’m not worried about my electricity bill. Honestly, It’s perfect for anyone who needs a reliable, compact computer for everyday use. It’s not going to replace a high-end gaming rig or a workstation, but that’s not what it’s meant for. If you need something small, efficient, and capable for work, school, or just casual use, this is it. Rating: 4.5/5 (Only knocking off half a point because it’s not for heavy gaming or super intense tasks, but honestly, that’s not what I bought it for anyway. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do, and it does it well!) New chat

Edit: This will do 4k@60hz with an 8K HDMI cable. Changing to 5 stars. For the price this is acceptable. I debated 3 stars, but eventually settled on 4 just because of how much you DO get: Win11 Pro Quad Core cpu 16GB memory 512GB SSD, not the fastest, but still better than a spinner AC wifi What you don't get, that made me consider knocking off another star: The BIOS has no graphics aperture size adjustment, so to hook this up to a 4K tv, I am limited to 30hz. 4K @30 is prone to judder. When a football game is being streamed, a deep throw has this arc with about 4 footballs visible at any given second. Action movies have tearing. Like most people who bought these N97 systems, I want to run KODI and other streaming / viewing tools so I'm not locked into the Apple/Roku/fyerTV ecosphere. I can do so at 1080p pretty well. I did not trust the original OS image, so I used Rufus to get a full clean install with a local account. Everything went well there. After a few updates to 24H2 and the intel video driver, it seemed to be really nice and smooth. After going to 25H2, we are back to being somewhat low in the framerate with higher complexity video content. I expect that to smooth out again with some updates. I have gaming laptops, so no interest in its performance there. The wireless is very good - for the price.

One of the strongest mini piece I know. It’s quick and quiet. It can handle most games on steam with great quality. It’s easy to sit-up, took me less than 5 minutes! Scenes for network in seconds and connects to the one near you. It’s mostly meant for work so when running big video games, I recommend you put it around cold temperature to cool it off when playing highly quality game.

I've been using this mini PC for a while now, and honestly, I’m pretty impressed! The N97 processor feels snappier and handles multitasking way better than I expected for something this small. I mainly use it for work stuff, streaming, and some light gaming, and it hasn’t let me down. It’s surprisingly power efficient too, which is a big plus. Storage-wise, it comes with 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD, which is more than enough for my needs right now. But the fact that I can expand it up to 2TB later is a nice bonus. Apps open fast, and file transfers are quick—no complaints there! Another thing I love is how quiet this thing is. Even when I’m running multiple apps or watching 4K videos, the fan noise is barely noticeable. It stays cool, and the improved heat dissipation design seems to do the trick. Connectivity is solid too—WiFi is fast, and Bluetooth works seamlessly with my wireless keyboard and mouse. Plenty of ports as well, so I can hook up my monitor, external drives, and even my printer without any hassle. It comes pre-installed with Windows 11 Pro, which runs smoothly right out of the box. Setup was super easy—plug and play, basically. Plus, it’s small enough to mount behind my monitor or take with me when I travel. Super convenient! Overall, this mini PC is perfect for everyday tasks, light work, and entertainment. It’s compact, powerful, and well worth the price. If you’re looking for something portable but capable, I’d definitely recommend it. Oh, and the lifetime tech support is a nice touch too—gives me peace of mind.