ACEMAGIC Mini PC Computers for Gaming Ryzen 7 H255(Upgraded 8745HS), 16GB 6400MT/s LPDDR5 1TB PCIe4.0 M.2 SSD Mini Computers(8C/16T, up to 4.9GHz), Radeon 780M 8K Triple Display USB4 WiFi6E/BT5.2

Let me start with the TL:DR - This Acemagic Mini PC is a beast. It’s entirely capable of handling your typical tasks - basically anything under the umbrella of “office work.” What I was pleasantly surprised about, was how well it handled my gaming and media needs. I am coming from an older Acemagic, so this is actually my second one. I used to have a huge desktop rig, but the way components are these days, I see no real reason to lose tons of real estate with a big tower, when these little PCs do so much with such a small footprint. Makes them infinitely more movable within the house, too. I’ve been known to move mine between the downstairs 75” TV, the upstairs 65” TV, and my 49” 4K curved display on my desk. There are a lot of these “space saving” PCs on the market, but not many that offer the list of specs that I want for the price that makes sense to me. Here’s some of what made the "ACEMAGIC Mini PC Gaming AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS 11 Pro” (what a name lol) the right machine for me. So the processor, the Ryzen 7 7735HS, is technically a “mobile” processor, but the fact of the matter is, it’s an 8 core processor with 16 threads. A top clock speed of 4.75Ghz means i’m not ever seeing a bottleneck there. I will occasionally run various creative applications, usually while video tutorials and having 17 other browser tabs open. No issue there. You can also thank the beefy 24GB of RAM for that. And I’ve always got Steam open anyway with something paused in the background. Speaking of RAM, super refreshing to find this machine packed with 24GB during this specific period of time with AI causing ram prices to skyrocket in ways we couldn’t have imagined a few years ago, without inflating the price of the package. As far as display extendibility goes, it’s an afterthought. Whatever I plug this machine into, it utilizes to the maximum potential. I know it can support up to three 4k displays, but it can also handle 4K tvs, and looks phenomenal on my 49” curved ultra-wide wall-mounted display. Streaming is crisp, video playback is flawless, and frame rates are maxed. Storage-wise, the 1TB SSD has excellent read/write speeds, and is more than enough for my needs. I know we live in a world where people are packing in terabytes and terabytes of stuff onto their computers, and there will always be a need for additional storage, but so many PCs these days go low end on the storage, starting you out with 256GB and basically forcing you to use an external drive from day one. With a terabyte to use, I don’t find myself even coming close to utilizing that any time soon, unless I get into some really asset-heavy RPGs, which, haha who knows. In summary, no regrets, no second thoughts. This Acemagic mini PC does more than I ask of it. No junk software, no sketchy 3rd party “optimizations,” just a clean, functional, space saving PC for work and play. In a handful of years, i’ll probably get another one.

This mini pc is exactly what I needed. I've been slowly transitioning to working from home and have held off on getting a dedicated pc for work stuff. I've been using my personal pc to handle work things as well. Honestly, my personal pc is over kill for anything I have to do for work. So why am I getting another pc if my existing one is working fine for both personal and work? My two primary reasons are power consumption and heat. I have a pretty decent pc that I use for gaming when it's not being used for work. This thing draws a lot of power and with it gives off a lot of heat. Having to have the pc on for at least 8-10 hours a day on top of all the other office equipment uses quite a bit of power. During the summer months, that means a 10-15 degrees increase in room temperature. That would led to having to use more energy to power the AC to cool the room. The electricity bill gets expensive very quickly. This mini pc is perfect. The power consumption and heat dissipation is to a bare minimum. I've been using it for hours upon hours and there's barely any power consumption and heat production. The fans are pretty quite even when it's under load. It's footprint is amazingly tiny. It's probably about the size of an AppleTV or slightly larger. I have included a picture of a ten key pad on top of the mini pc for size comparison. This is perfect for my setup because I don't have to clear room for another tower. It's small enough for me to mount on the back on my monitor with the included bracket. I initially thought that this mini pc wouldn't perform as well as it did. I am able to do everything I need for work on this mini pc. Out of curiosity, I installed steam onto this and tried running a few less demanding games on it. It's not too bad. Of course you wouldn't be able to run AAA games on max settings, but it's still a very capable pc for gaming with the right settings. Since this pc draws so little power and outputs such small amounts of heat, I'm considering installing an AI agent onto it and see what it's capable of doing.

Great mini computer, has Great graphics for my games. Don't expect Resident Evil Raquim or The Last Of Us Part 1. But it does great on the emulators I've thrown at it

Working great for my needs! Bought this for my side biz, editing videos and creating online content. Wanted a decent upgrade from my self built PC, but didn't want to get rid of PC yet. This was a solid choice. Super easy to start up, not a lot of bloatware on it, and no issues after a month of working with it. Definitely faster than my PC, and price was exactly in my budget.

I replaced my old, HP tower with the 32 GB/1 TB ACEMAGIC. Here are some tips from my installation. 1. The old computer attached to my monitor via an HDMI to VGA cable (the VGA has screws). To connect to the new device, you will need an HDMI to HDMI cable. A short cable is supplied with the ACEMAGIC. 2. If your Windows updates are taking hours to load or appear to freeze, this is not an issue with the hardware, but with Windows 11. Make adjustments to the Windows "Delivery Optimization" settings. 3. If your ACEMAGIC is getting hot (warm is normal), stand the unit on its side (on the side without outlets or vents). 4. This unit has 4 standard USB ports and 2 USB3 ports (color-coded blue). USB3 is many times faster. For best results with a hub, make sure the hub's slots are USB3 and plug the hub itself into one of the unit's SBC3 outlets. 5. Before changing out your old computer, be sure to back up any documents you wish to save on a separate storage drive or to the cloud. Then use the Windows reset options to scrub your data and restore the factory-supplied software.

Great little package with impressive specs. But the HDMI port stopped working after 6 months, which made using 2 monitors impossible. I wrote CS dept and they instructed me to do specific things such as update drivers, isolate the plug, reset the monitors. I did all of that and sent them an email saying my port was non-functioning. Two days later I got an email saying they were glad my problem was resolved. Chris on the toll-free number was quite pleasant and helpful, but the people who help fix things aren't very organized. For now, I'm SOL. If they respond properly, I'll come back and give them their due, but CS has not lived up to typical CS standards for any company. Update: Two weeks later, I have been sent instructions on how to plug in the monitors. I tried calling the CS phone line and listened to a message about them helping other customers, then it hangs up before you can leave a call back number. I am now doubting they will stand behind their product because I suspect they think all of us are idiots who don't understand computers like they do. My port is dead which is nothing but an internal problem. I can't stand dealing with this for so long. Wish there was a no star option.

For such a small machine, it’s surprisingly fast! It does everything I need it to do and takes up very little space.

Amazing little machine, runs most newer games without a hitch. Fans are a little loud. No overheating problems. Very easy to setup and get going.

Me gustó mucho y no pensé que fuera tan completa y rápida me gustó mucho