Geekom A7 Series Mini PC AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS (8C/16T Up
Geekom A7 Series Mini PC AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS (8C/16T Up to 5.2GHz), 32GB DDR5 RAM 2TB SSD Mini Computer, Mini Pc Windows 11 Supports WiFi 6E/BT5.2/USB4.0(DP1.4)/8K@30Hz & 4 Screen Displays for Business
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| Weight: | 400 g |
| Dimensions: | 17.6 x 17.4 x 12.3 cm; 400 Grams |
| Brand: | GEEKOM |
| Model: | GEEKOM A7 |
| Manufacture: | GEEKOM |
| Dimensions: | 17.6 x 17.4 x 12.3 cm; 400 Grams |
I use this mini desktop mainly for streaming, and it hasn’t disappointed. The graphics are crisp, and there’s no lag, even when streaming in HD. It’s definitely enhanced my viewing experience.I love that it comes pre-loaded with Windows 11 Pro as well. Very happy with this computer and you will as well.
GEEKOM Mini IT13 Desktop Computer –
This mini computer arrives in the manufactures box which is protected by a heat shrinked cellophane. The box is professionally packed and presented to you.
Included in the box is a very detailed instruction book set up guide, HDMI cable, power pack lead with UK plug, VESA mounting bracket and fixings and a GEEKOM mini computer which is in a wrap sleeve to protect from scratches.
Pre-Installed Windows 11 Pro.
Quiet, fast and efficient.
Multiple ports for connectivity.
This super small computer has everything crammed in it that a desktop has, the amount of ports that have been built into this tiny box is remarkable.
It even has a adequate cooling system too which is essential for gaming as is customising your computer specs, this little compact machine has been thoroughly engineered with that in mind.
Inputs and Outputs included are;
HDMI 2.0 port x 2
USB 2.0 port
USB 4 port x 2
USB 3.2 Gen port x3
LAN 2.5
DC jack
LAN port
Headphone jack
SD card reader
Wi-Fi 6E
Bluetooth 5.2
Love the thank you note, sweet.
The Mini IT13 arrives in a surprisingly small box, offering a glimpse of the compactness within. Inside, you’ll find the mini desktop computer, a warranty card, monitor mounting brackets with all the necessary screws, a 120-watt power brick accompanied by a UK plug adapter, an unbranded HDMI cable approximately half a meter in length, and a full-color instruction booklet. The instructional guide covers everything from memory and RAM replacement to troubleshooting common issues, ensuring a smooth setup process.
This Mini IT13 model stands out with its impressive specifications. Notable features include its 2.5G LAN Ethernet port, built-in Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi 6, eliminating the need for external adapters. It utilizes PCIe Gen 4 for its SSD, ensuring lightning-fast storage performance. Additionally, it features USB4 connectivity, capable of supporting even 8K video output and modern external GPUs for tasks like video editing or gaming, providing ample power for demanding applications.
Despite its diminutive size, the Geekom Mini IT13 surprises with a multitude of I/O options. On the side, there is a convenient full-size SD card reader. On the front, you’ll find the power button, headphone jack, and two USB 3.2 ports. On the back, the Mini IT13 offers a power port, dual HDMI ports, dual USB C 4 ports, a 2.5G Ethernet port, a USB 2.0 port, and another USB 3.2 port.
Despite its miniature form factor, the Mini IT13 impresses with its user-friendly upgradability. Opening the casing is a breeze, requiring just a standard Philips screwdriver to access the internals. Once inside, the SSD and RAM sticks can be easily replaced, thanks to the well-thought-out design. This thoughtful approach to upgradability ensures that users can customize their Mini IT13 to suit their needs.
The fan in the Mini IT13 is both efficient and unobtrusive. While it becomes audible during intense tasks, such as gaming, it remains quiet during idle periods. Most importantly, it effectively keeps the system cool, ensuring stable and reliable performance.
Overall, the Geekom Mini IT13 is a mini computer that effectively balances power and portability. Its impressive specifications, versatile connectivity options, upgradability and efficient cooling system make it a compelling choice for a wide range of users. Whether you need a compact workhorse or a day to day machine, the Mini IT13 has you covered. It’s an easy recommendation for those seeking a reliable and feature-packed desktop computer in a compact form.
System is amazing, easy to install, connected to my 65 inch sky glass TV automatically.
Wireless keyboard and mouse no problems.
Took about 10/15 minutes to do all the windows upgrades.
The only noise is initial startup for about 3 seconds then silence, no overheating.
Very impressed with it.
I purchased this to use as a PC to run my lighting console software. What can I say, it’s such a good size and really lightweight for the power it provides. It has so far proven to be robust as it travels around the world with me. I am sure that for most people as a day to day PC it would be perfect and could also be used for creative software such as Adobe Photoshop or similar.
I ordered this PC to replace an ailing desktop. It runs 2 monitors (1 x 4K, 1 x 8K) and occasionally a third, via USB-C, for checking how video will look on a TV. It happily works tirelessly as a photo/video processing and editing machine. My old machine used to struggle sometimes, but this one just eats the work, and it’s very nearly silent.
An added bonus is that it’s so small, I have now attached it to the back of my monitor stand, and cleared my desk!
However a few power hungry appliances remained. One of these was my main PC. This is normally on 24/7 (but sleeps when inactive for a period) and runs Plex, a remote app for work, and used for the occasional Civ 6 game amongst others.
Using the handy tplinkuk energy monitoring plugs I ran some usage tests on both machines.
The geekompc I opted for was i5 with 16gb ram and 500gb m2 ssd and my main pc is a AMD 5600x, nvidia 3080 and a samsung 1tb m2 drive.
At idle, the main PC was pulling 85.2w and when gaming a whopping 462.9w. While geekompc at idle was circa 13w and while gaming between 37w and 49w.
So even at full tilt it pulls less than half of the main PC at idle.
I tested 4k videos playing on YouTube and streaming via Plex and the geekompc handled it with ease and sat at circa 24w.
While the benchmarks in Civ6 were of course no where near the Main PC. The game however was very playable.
In conclusion, a small (palm size!) PC that uses minimal power even at full tilt that will replace my main PC and run the apps that are on 24/7.