GEEKOMAX7 Pro Mini PC with AMD Ryzen R9-7940HS (Up to 5.2GHz), 32GB DDR5 5600MHz RAM 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD, Mini Computer with AMD Radeon 780M Windows 11 Pro/8K 4 Display/WiFi 6E/BT5.2/2.5G LAN

I've been using this a couple of months now. I love the form factor. I used zip ties to mount it to my monitor stand and it is out of the way. It has plenty of ports, ample memory and ample storage. I have about 800Gb of data on my google drive that I want to keep locally, so the 2Tb of storage was important.For day-to-day work-load, I have experienced no issues. I run three monitors and typically have 6-8 programs running and a dozen or so tabs in the web browser and have run into no annoyances with performance. Just to test gaming, I started up Skyrim and was able to run on high settings. I fired up Hogwarts Legacy and it had a hard time with that. On lowest settings, it was around 18FPM, but most notably, within a few minutes the box got really hot, even with the fan running. Maybe that's ok, but I wouldn't recommend this for long gaming sessions on newer games. Heat was not an issue with normal use even with heavier loads like photo editing.If you're looking for a good productivity PC in a small form factor with good specs, this is a great option.

I purchased this new mini pc, the 89HS 2TB variant and my hope for purchasing this computer was to serve three purposes. I wanted to be able to play the latest games, be able to quickly charge my smartphone and tablet, and have an HDMI-to-HDMI video and audio connection because with my last mini pc, I did not do my research and ended up buying a computer that only had DisplayPort and as such had to use a HDMI to DisplayPort adapter. Being that integrated graphics are not ideal for playing the latest high demanding games, I knew that i had to buy a computer with a very fast processor and fast memory and as such is how I decided on getting this PC. The games that I have tried on it so far put a heavy load on this PC as the fan kicks in and there is some slow down after playing for a while, but it does not take away from being able to enjoy the games for me. The fan is not loud at all, and the PC gets very hot especailly during gaming sessions but as stated the slowdown is not that bad in which it would take away from the enjoyment of playing the games for me. I did a clean install of Windows 11 23h2 using a USB flash drive and it appears as this pc is using drivers that are not very well known as I had to go to the Geekom website to get the missing drivers. I am using a 1080p TV that I have this pc connected to and as such have no interest in higher resolution gaming. This pc has three USB ports that support power delivery but one of them, which uses a USB A connector does not seem to work for charging, but it could be that I need a proper USB A to C charging cable. So, in the end, while this computer can play the latest games at 1080p on medium graphics setting, I would not consider this to be a gaming pc for the reason that it runs very hot when gaming as well as there being some slowdown and that is my biggest concern with this pc as I will be using it to play games. The good thing is that it does come with a three-year warranty, so I hope not to have any issue should I need to send it in within three years for any problem that may arise. I highly recommend this PC for anyone who is looking for something small and powerful.

So far I'm very happy with it. Its a nice compact size and its quiet although occasionally there is some fan noise. It was very easy to set up and connect it to all my peripherals and Wi-Fi. I bought a USB hub as there weren't quite enough USB ports for everything I use. The speed has been good for what I need. I'm not a gamer and mostly use it with Office and Photoshop.

Problem free for first week. Very quiet and runs cool even with Adobe organizer running image searches and facial recognition on over 10k photos. No problems running vmware Workstation with any of my virtualized images (mostly linux). I did flash the bios before letting windows setup run just in case because of the windows update issues (microsoft problem not restricted to this hardware).I bought two of these, both great, no problems.

this actually works, other brand is a joke

Simply amazing. If you are in the market for a Plex server this is a must. The speeds are incredible and the build is great. Such a small form factor, really worth the money. I also must say I had to contact support and they are more than responsive and made sure I was completely satisfied, they are so good i will buy another PC soon.

Purchased in July...Like it but having a Bluetooth connection integrity issue. The audio begins to fail (static sounding) when the CPU is working hard affecting the bluetooth. Sometimes, connection for the BT amp gets completely shut down and I have to reboot, find the audio device in the device list under Bluetooth settings, then reconnect. Solved issue by adding 64 gb ram.It is now December 17 and the AX8 PRO has crashed I lost .5 tb data. The SSD is toast. Support is unhelpful and mostly unresponsive. They assigned a tech that has sent me 2 emails in 2 weeks.Tech said to buy a new SDD... unfortunately for me the acer a7's were out of stock for her and they would reimburse me to purchase my own replacement. So now waiting for the tech to respond. WAITING!!!Another ACER A7 SSD was not available online so I had to replace with equal-specs version from another mfg.Was told the replacement was "too expensive" and that was the last I have herd from them. Attempted Contact again and no response.So, to sum it up, Don't expect any real support or warranty service from Geekom.UPDATEGreat news!!!A Geekom support manager reached out to me and has reimbursed me for the replacement drive. She also worked on identifying and providing some missing AMD drivers. The drivers corrected the issues I was having but created another problem.So now support has sent out a replacement machine. The new machine is working fine.Thanks, Geekom team. The AX8 PRO is a great machine