GMKtec M6 Ultra Gaming Mini PC Ryzen 7640HS (Upgraded 6600H/ 6800U), 32GB RAM DDR5 1TB SSD Dual NIC LAN 2.5GbE Desktop Computers Office Home, Triple 4K Display, WiFi 6, USB4, BT 5.2, DP, HDMI 2.0

Small and impressive powerhouse
The unit arrived well packed and protected, all accessories properly wrapped.This M7 small-factor PC packs an impressive punch, powered by AMD’s Ryzen 7 Pro processor and 32GB of high-speed DDR5 RAM.Its designed for users who need serious computing performance in a compact footprint, I it’s a 5″ x 5″ cube,that offers efficiency and connectivity without sacrificing power.Everyday computing tasks like web browsing, office applications, and multitasking feel effortless and smooth.Whether you’re editing videos or working in Photoshop it handles the workflow. Lots of 4K video connections enable multi-screen, I’m currently on a single panel.Though this isn’t a full gaming rig, me and my kid just tried a few of our Steam games, even some of the more resource intensive run with no issues, just watch for the video settings. I’m looking forward to connecting a GPU dock and test a spare RTX3060 on the OcuLink connection. You will never run out of memory here with the DDR5 32GB.As mentioned one of the standout features is it size. This small PC is ideal for users who need high performance in tight spaces, such as offices or home setups with limited desk space. The dual fan cooling design is quiet and doesn’t really interfere with our workflow.This specific configuration rocks with plenty of connectivity, including USB-C 4, HDMI, DisplayPort, and ample high-speed storage at 2TBAlthough this one is quite recent for us, this is our 4th GMKTec unit in the family and so far, so good with no issues to report.The early models with single fan run a bit on the hotter side but never gave up.Highly recommend this model if you are seeking versatility, performance and have limited space.This is also quite portable if you need to move it around the house or take it for the weekend get away with the kids,just remember to pack your HDMI cable just in case.

ABSOLUTE POWERHOUSE! (Dual PC stream setup)
This Mini is worth every penny and has actually exceeded all of my expectations! I researched for a month straight to find one that didn’t break the bank but would do what I wanted it to do. Also wanted one with “Oculink” I do not know of anyone else currently doing what I am but I am sure it does exist… I am using this mini paired with a HD60s and a Egpu dock I can use this to run a 2 pc stream setup and doubles as a crystal clear game DVR with the 2tb m.2, also linked to the network for quick file sharing. It has a physically small footprint and a small power footprint! One thing to note is I do recommend a USB 3.0 hub with its own power brick to eliminate unnecessary draw from the Mini. Avoids the possibility of frying the MXB from too much power draw. Other than that this thing is amazing. I have had a lot of fun using this setup and it has quite literally taking my stream to the next level. (OfficialArmada) on Tiktok and Twitch 😉 *You do not need an Egpu to run this as a dual pc setup. I am only using it to activate features from my Elgato Facecam pro webcam! It actually plays games just fine and runs the stream as is! I also recommend a fan underneath the unit as well. Temps under load avg 72c – 78c

Fantastic device with a great price and a tiny footprint
I’ve had this device for 6 weeks now and really like it. I admit I’ve only used it for everyday tasks so far and not used it for any development or game playing, but so far it has handled everything capably and (mostly) silently. I’ll update the review when I have a better feel for performance under load but included PassMark numbers at the bottom for those interested.All-in-all a very solid device for a reasonable price given that it comes with decent onboard graphics, 32 Gb RAM, and a 2TB SSD… and you don’t have to deal with a big black box under your desk.Two nits:- The fan sometimes spins up even when the computer isn’t in use, which typically isn’t a problem but if it’s in a room where people are trying to sleep it can be annoying.- There is only one USB-C port and it’s on the front of the device so if you want to connect it to a dock or a hub, the cable hangs off the front which kinda uggs things up.For me, neither of these are show-stoppers but I wanted to mention them as they might offend others’ sensibilities.Passmark: Overall: 8,020, CPU: 29,949, Memory: 3,252, Disk: 47,761, G3D: 7,006, G2D: 997

This is an awesome little PC, great power for the size. I was setup and running in 20 minutes. Been using it for a media server and emulators and works great. No issues at and great value for the money. Tested it out on some newer games as well and it was very good.

I bought the NUCbox M7 Pro to replace my desktop PC. I wanted replace my big, bulky, noisy and heat producing ATX case PC. My ATX system was a Ryzen 5 5600G with 32GB RAM and 500GB SSD.I have now replaced my ATX case PC with the GMKTec M7 Pro with Ryzen 7 PRO 6850H with 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD.The Nucbox M7 Pro is a very impressive little machine, and for its price I’d recommend this to anyone who wants a PC for business, productivity, gaming or just casual use. This tiny machine provides the traditional PC desktop experience for a fraction of the size. Its small size allows for ways to create clean setups, (you can very easily just hide it behind something or mount it behind your screen making an ‘invisible’ setup). The package comes with a mounting bracket for various configurations. The setup of this device was very easy and straightforward, and it comes installed with Windows 11 Pro and no bloatware. The graphics drivers that were pre-installed were fully up-to-date too. The desktop experience is snappy and smooth, no laggy animations, or delayed responses.My teenager son is an avid gamer and he was impressed by this NUCbox and its specs and decided to try some gaming on this machine. Gaming however, is where this machine impressed me the most. My son tested two games, Ghostwire Tokyo and Ghostrunner. Without an external GPU, Ghostwire Tokyo at high settings and with upscaling, getting ~45fps most of the times, lowering the graphics you easily get up to ~50-60fps. Ghostrunner high settings no scaling, ~40fps mostly, lowering the settings and applying some upscaling easy 60+ fps. This machine supports Oculink, and connecting an external GPU basically turns it into an extreme gaming PC. All in all, the Nucbox M7 Pro packs a punch for its small size and relatively low price. The value here is crazy. I’d recommend this to anyone who wants a PC but doesn’t want to go through the hassle of building it themselves or paying a lot of $$$. If you are a gamer this machine will exceed your expectations especially if you combine it with an external GPU using the oculink interface.Very happy with my purchase.