GEM12 + AMD R7 PRO 8845HS

A few "things". The 8945HS tends to cost more/dissipate slightly greater heat than the Ryzen 7 8845HS, with less than a 5% gain in processing power. The actual intent is to assist in supporting a dGPU in laptops (or eGPU for mPCs), although the findings "for software development, engineering simulat

Tianbei manufactured/released these two almost simultaneously The GEM12 Pro MAX supports a standard Ryzen 7 8845HS APU which can support a maximum TDP of 75W under maximum boost. The GEM12+ Pro supports the more stable Ryzen 7 PRO 8845HS APU which is meant to be high quality, although the maximum TD

Native SFF-8612 i4 OCuLink + Hawk Point 8040 series/Hawk Point Refresh 200 series APUs quickly narrows the field. The AooStar GEM12+ Pro 8845HS & GMKtec NucBox K8 Plus/K11 sum up popularity, both sharing a similar PCB architecture. IMHO, I've found more GEM12s & NucBox K11s on the diagnostics bench

I also have had good experience with AOOSTAR, GEM12+ & MACO H255. They offer a lot of value for their price, compared to the more famous brands Minisforum & Beelink etc... On the other hand AOOSTAR does seem to skimp on service & length of warranty promises, so if one's willing to accept more hardwa

I can’t say for sure but I know it handles just about any card you can throw it at it. Max 800 on the built in PSU. Id say for 229 give it a shot on Amazon if it doesn’t work return it no harm no foul. But I think it would very easily. Plug and play and super High build quality. I actually just upgr

LOL 😆 I trusted my GEM10 enough that I invested in an additional 4-year protection plan, and I work PC repair. Here's my AooStar score. Currently I haven't found any issues with the Tianbei (AooStar) GEM10 series, the GEM12 6800HX & 7840HS. The GEM12 8845HS & PRO/MAX/+ models, not so much. Customer

I got Aoostar GEM12+ for few weeks now and it work great. Also got Aoostar R7 - AMD Ryzen 7 5700U variant for more than a yer working 24/7 as my home TrueNas machine running several services, without any issues so far. Check their WRT NAS series there is an AOOSTAR WTR MAX AMD R7 PRO 8845HS monster