Mini PC N100, Intel 12th Mini Computers| 16GB DDR4 RAM| 512GB M.2 2280 SSD| 4K 60HZ Triple Displays by Dual HDMI+Type-C, 6W TDP Quiet Mini PC, WIFI5, BT 5.0 Office

I've now tried three different mini-PCs, including the Bosgame E1 and GMKtec NucBox G9, and by far this server holds the most value. I've been using it for the past 2.5 months as a Minecraft Bedrock Server with heavy mods and render distance with plans to use it as a Home NAS later. It stays cool under heavy loads, allows you to install Ubuntu on it, and has great performance. I'd highly recommend!

The build quality is sturdy and reminds me of the classic black iPhone 11-15 slab style.For ~$350 the performance is snappy and enables multitasking. I chose this for the 16gb of DDR5.As for noise, the fan is audible under load but isn't particularly loud.I also appreciate the variable power consumption of the GPU that ranges from 6w-44wI would purchase again and recommend it.

This system is amazing. Best purchase Ive made for a PC ever. Better speeds than my $2000 dollar desktop. crazy!

The P5 seems like a good computer at a great price ($289). Upon arrival, it would not boot into windows 11, nor would it even boot into bios. Just a black screen of death. After researching ways to change the bios settings, it finally was able to get it to boot. Operation was good. It supported two 4K monitors as a single table top without problem. Boot time was quick. Overall, it seemed like it was going to work out well. 48 days after arrival the audio went out intermittently with a heavy interference sound. After two weeks, I managed to diagnose it as the 3.5mm audio jack failing. - This just outside the return window. Amazon says talk to the seller. The seller glad handled me, agreeing and agreeing to replace it. The seller Bosgames, then backed out of the replacement the customer service representative had agreed to. Useless customer service on top of quite a serious boot bug. Will not buy again from this seller.

This is a good clean pc that works well as a home office computer and maybe as game, but I don't game! It runs fast and is very nice to use. I like the port arrangement with hdmi's and usb C's on the back since most of that wiring is not temporary. The front usb A 3's are great for removable devices. As I said it sometimes doesn't bring the hdmi monitors on when you boot. When it fails, I press the power and hold till it shuts down. On the next start it always boots correctly. When I had only one monitor it was more of an issue but with two HDMI's it seems to favor the one on the back right as the primary. It may be trying to start using one of the usb monitor ports but it did this even before I had a dock and hub attached to the C ports on back. Will have to look in the bios to see if it can be set to HDMI as default to eliminate the problem, but having to force stop and restart is not so bad. It is hands down faster than my old P3 and P5 desktop machines. (several years old). The extra NVMe port is used for expansion, it takes a 42mm long stick. You should put a sink on it as well. Had difficulty finding a sink that had grooves across the stick instead of long ways. The 80mm has cross slits for air flow. The fan does move air there and long wise slots would block flow to the 80mm. Very happy the 1 star knock is for the boot issues. Otherwise, it is perfect for me.

We run about 30 PCs at our company and this was the first of some of the newer architectures. I would absolutely put this at the same level as a desktop, even with the laptop version of the processor. We use these as workstations NOT gaming system, but I can tell the integrated GPU will handle anything you need here. I would look at this ESPECIALLY if you have needs for a quad monitor systems, like we do. 0 fuss on that where after years of using 1 or 2 of those crappy USB to monitor devices that are flaky and add-on, this just works and it works very well.Very Impressed and it's well built.....I do worry that when something goes out aside for the SSD or Ram , you're just hosed. There is probably a way to replace the whisper quiet fan so my guess is something mechanical will be the first thing to go out.Fantastic price for something that puts my $2500 highline build from 4 years ago on the same level or passes it.

After growing tired of the horrible quality of most windows laptops, I decided to set up a mini-PC system to power my home theater rig. This BOSGAME P3 is very impressive. The stock RAM is OK, but when upgraded to GSKILL F5-4800S3434A16GA2-RS (fast 32GB dual channel), the performance difference was night and day. I'm running games like Elite Dangerous on High settings in 4k and it's smooth as silk. It'll run the game on 'Ultra' too, although it's not quite as smooth.The machine also has TWO NVMe bays inside, and I plan to add a 4GB M.2 drive soon as a dedicated gaming drive.My only gripe is that if I turn my Home theater receiver (connected via HDMI) on after the PC is powered up, I need to reboot the PC for it to pick up the HDMI audio. Not a huge deal, as it boots up very quickly.Overall, incredible value for the money. If you're looking for a MiniPC, this is the one!

Nice Ryzen 9 mini, great for a HTPC. Peppy, and Windows 11 Installation was add-on free.Price was excellent especially for what you get.Doing an offline scan of Windows Security before even starting using PC, was spy-ware/trojan free.I would recommend this PC for a powerful but reasonably priced mini PC.