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Go with BOSGAME. Although I own their P5/P5 Pro version, both have served me well. This is ownership since February of this year. Still have them for backups as I have moved to GMKTec M7 as my main. I personally do not like soldered RAM if I need to upgrade it later.

Happy to help and 680M mini pc around $300-400 are a relatively good value and you are right they offer similar or better performance. Around $300 like the SER5 Max 6800H assuming you're okay with 32GB LPDDR5 instead of typical RAM modules. Higher end models like the Bosgame P5 should have modular a

Beelink EQI12 1220P is a pretty big jump in performance over the N100 around $250 and I like to recommend 6600H mini pc like the EQR6 6600H, GMKtec M6 6600H, Bosgame P5 6600H. G2030 VS N100 is a good upgrade with around a near doubling or more in general performance. Especially going from 4GB RAM to

The other key advise is to make sure Mini PC runs at full 55W power for 7840HS or higher, I've seen a few posts of people with Ryzen 7 8945HS that came capped by bios and could only run at 22 watts, same as most 7840HS and 8945HS laptops, meaning no "performance mode" for them. That really limits an

The 5825U with its Vega graphics and lack of USB4 support is starting to see its age in 2026. Even though it has less storage, the Bosgame P5 should make a better long term investment. Should be closer to $380 at checkout. https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/4788vs4749/AMD-Ryzen-7-5825U-vs-AMD-Ryze

I ended up getting one with the 680. Bosgame p5. However, I'm really learning the drawback to these integrated gpus. I didn't realize when I said light gaming it was really that light haha.To get a gpu dock+PSU=another 200 + graphics card. So I'm looking at another 500 if I want to do some decent ga