MINIS FORUM GK41 Mini PC: Windows 10 Pro, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, Intel Celeron 🖥️ J4125, HDMI & DP 4K@60Hz, Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0, Dual Band WiFi - Supports PXE Boot Review

It's hard to believe that this is a complete computer, but it is! Bought to replace an aging Dell that was so slow we have tried everything we can to fix it but to no avail. Business and viewing use, not tested for gaming, probably not suitable for gaming but great for general use. Installed behind a monitor, all hardware is on and working great. This device is completely silent. So if noise is an issue, you can't go wrong with this computer! Super good device and for the money excellent value…

Small, solid and cool (not very warm, but with a lack of heat above) device with a good, if not very good, processor, with sufficient outputs for HDMI and several USB 3 accesses as well as Ethernet ports. USB-C should ideally be present, perhaps an alternative display port, but the device has a limited area and cannot be claimed for everything. In terms of cost, with the possible exception of a device built like a Raspberry Pi computer, this seems to be one of the most efficient and economical…

I received this at first with the expectation that it would be used for easy emulation of early consoles and PCs. My rating is based on the fact that it meets those requirements. Hardware specifications exactly match the description. If you are sure that they will meet your needs, you will not be disappointed. The downside for me was that it was only available with a 256GB SSD, but with the 7mm 2.5" slot open I was able to add an additional 2TB SSD without reinstalling the OS . Boot and…

This is a great little PC, especially in the $200 price range. It's relatively fast (no problem streaming videos from the internet or video files from your network), has a full version of Windows 10 Pro (don't forget to install it to get Windows updates), graphics are sharp and lag-free resolutions in different places. way to 4k. It had TWO network ports, fast WiFi and 4 USB ports. I have a Logitech Unifying Receiver installed and am using a wireless mouse and keyboard. Works perfectly. The PC…

Bought for my girlfriend. She works from home on a computer that she doesn't know what to do with. PC flash drives are so cheap and it's amazing how much data they now hold. I love that Windows 10 is now installed on every flash drive. She got a $5 monitor and keyboard and was ready to go. It's that simple! I mean, my work computer, my 1TB home computer and my surface have the same technology as this little connection. A truly amazing and fantastic invention.

I use this computer for work at home and it is very functional. I have no problem using Lightroom, Microsoft Office, Paint Shop Pro 2020 Ultimate, Citrix for remote access and a variety of other apps as social networks. I was skeptical about playing games on it, but I still have to try it. Emulation psp, dreamcast and any other light n64 emulation and earlier works fine. I've installed Counter Strike Source, NFS Most Wanted 2005, Blur, Deadpool Game and pretty much every other Direct X9 and…

I bought this to write Windows software in C#. I set the resolution to 1920 x 1080 via HDMI and program all day without straining my eyes. The software compiles fairly quickly - certainly not as fast as possible, but not nearly as slow either. All in all, it's pretty fast for a small desktop PC. It conveniently attaches to the VESA mount on the back of my monitor. The 256GB drive is fast; The 802.11ac wireless network is fast; Transferring files via USB 3.0 is fast. It's quiet and comes with…

Bought to replace an 8 year old desktop PC that I used as a home cinema. This little guy uses some of the performance of the old one and puts out very little heat in my home theater cabinet. Better than expected performance for the Celeron J4xxx series. I don't think it will perform very well even with 5 years of graphics intensive gaming, but it streams Netflix, HBO Max, Revain Prime etc in high definition with no issues and plays locally saved HD and 4K. content without problems. More…

I hooked it up to our main TV and sound system and am using it as a Plex media server and the media is stored on the NAS. For this purpose it works great. Hardware-accelerated video transcoding consumes few system resources and runs smoothly. Fan noise was noticeable when the computer was on a shelf in the entertainment closet. Thin pieces of foam under rubber feet eliminated fan vibration transmitted to the shelf. That solved the noise problem. The vents on the bottom must remain open for…