NiPoGi AM08PRO Gaming Mini PC AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS(up to 4.75GHz) Dual Band 32GB DDR5 1TB M.2 NVme/SATA SSD 3 Mode Desktop PC Windows 11 Towers PC 4K Triple Display/WIFI 6/HDMI+Type-C

Bought this pc since January 11 , cannot say how amazed i am by it , graphics card superb resolution can bring to 4k , sound quality : very impressed , rgb lights on it really do perform a nice aesthetics on it , it's very easy to setup , fresh installed windows 11 with startup taking from 8s to 17s , very fast internet connectivity WIFI and ethernet , memory capacity 2 tb if you add another ssd , bare in mind , you have another slot for ssd only not nvme . For the price paid you do really get in your hands an amazing pc , that can perform very well in games , from 60fps to 180fps. Another great feature that it has , it's the fact that you don't need a screwdriver to add ram or ssd , you just take off the magnetic lid and add your components . this is a very great plus for me

I am very impressed with the speed of this computer and the ease of setting it up. Works perfectly for office apps, editing photos and videos etc. Very quiet. Not interested in games so can't comment. BUT BE AWARE... The operating system that comes with this is Windows 11 Home, not Windows 11 Pro as shown in the pictures.

Operating systems that it comes with comes loaded with malware and hidden viruses and back doors baked into Windows 11, So I would strongly recommend you to reinstall Windows from a USB Drive and all your drivers. Also it was advertised to come with WIFI and Bluetooth however it doesn't have these features To me is false advertising. When you do eventually get clean windows installed with all the right drivers, it is a cracking little machine, i Have attached photos of what scores it can get in Cinebench & 3D Mark, but keep in mind this was done on a 27inch 1440p Monitor, if you use a 1080p So you will get better results. Below is a list of games that i have tested with the Graphic settings. GTA V 1080p Graphic settings Normal 60fps FiveM 1080p Graphic settings Normal 35fps (more mods to load) Forza Motorsport (2023) 1080p Graphic settings Low 55 - 60fps Cyberpunk 2077 720p Graphic settings Normal 60fps Cyberpunk 2077 1080p Graphic settings low 35fps Warzone 1080p Graphic settings Low 55 - 60fps Hogwarts Legacy 1080p Graphic settings low 55fps Hogwarts Legacy 720p Graphic settings Normal 60fps highest temps seen 72C Normal running temps (YouTube, Netflix) 45C - 50C i bought this to put into my living room so i can chill on the sofa and play games or watching Netflix, instead of been sat at my desk all day on my main gaming PC, and iv got to say i am very impressed with this little machine Update, the RAM & m.2 drive run really hot, when gaming they can reach 90c wicth is really bad for RAM & m.2 drives, To fix this get 2x 120mm USB Fans, take the cover of the back and blue tack one so it is cooling the RAM and m.2, this will bring the temps down from 90c to 44c, in doing this it really helps the 1% low's. then put the other fan on the other side of the case, doing this will bring the temps of the CPU & APU down by 10 - 15c again really helping the 1% lows. so now insted of getting 60fps and the odd drop down to 25fps, now it stays at 60fps and dose not drop down at all, Also anouther tip in the BOIS change the Reserved system memory from 4GB to 8GB, This really does help in a lot of games and it also means you can crank up the graphic settings as well to make it look a lot more beautiful. However, I am not telling you how to do this because if you do something wrong in the BIOS, you can break the computer. So I would recommend you looking this up on YouTube. In doing everything above, I have probably gained 10fps - 25fps in every game, and it makes a "good gaming PC" into an epic one.

Super, 100%

Why did you choose this product over others?: 3 stars are after I did a clean install of windows 11 from the Microsoft site It's a fast machine. But before buying check you tube reviews with regards spyware reinstalled All I did was boot it up first off line Checked what devices were installed so I could find the drivers later Then installed windows from the Microsoft site deleting all the partitions on the drive first and doing a clean install Then I went online ( had to use ethernet cable as it didn't have the wireless drivers) and reinstalled drivers etc from the manufacturers sites, not from the seller. If you don't want to do all that then just go for a more mainstream computer/ manufacturer