A9 Max

GEEKOM A9 Max AI Mini PC, AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, AMD RADEON 890M, 32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD, Win 11 pro $989.10 on eBay. If you want something high end under $1,000 https://ebay.us/m/XsVPab

Depends on your price comfort level, but there are 2 tiers in your price range. Mid-tier: GMKtec K8 Plus. With the 780M iGPU, you can play every non-AAA game at 1080p resolution. The AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS is a good CPU years after it's release in late 2023. The multi-core CPU performance is on par with

I went to the SER8 which updated the Radeon to a Radeon 780m, which I then plugged into the TV. My kids use it to play some Steam-based games now because I replaced the SER8 with a Geekom A9 Max I was very lucky to get for $1,000. It has a Radeon 890m. It currently sells for $1399 in the U.S. Beelin

Yeah, I have been thinking about picking up a mini pc for myself, but with the 388 on the horizon I am holding out for now - can't justifiy the price of the 395+. The Geekom A9 Mega with the 388 and 32-64 GB of Ram instead of the 395+ with 128GB for ~1200$ and not 1900-2000$ and I would be sold. Sad

The licensing costs for VMware and others are going to be a $$$$ You can get something similar like below for a much lower costs and run it till it breaks on a captive network … https://www.geekompc.com/geekom-a9-max-mini-pc/

Its crazy you can't buy the Geekom A9 Max with 128gb of RAM. The whole selling point is that its expandable, but for whatever reason, they won't sell it to you with the machine. It sucks having to spend an extra 400 bucks to upgrade to 128gb... but its still the cheapest option I can find to run a 7

Ive reviewed multiple different ones, made some content for Geekom and they are really good quality machines with some pretty respectable specifications across the board. The designs are pretty simple aesthetically but they function well! They are however a little more expensive than some of the com

I remember the GEEKOM A9 Mega being a bit cheaper than this actually, but I haven’t really seen it in stock lately.

Thanks Mike for your nudge, started to look into Windows mini PCs I’d been snobbing previously as the OpenClaw craze never hyped them up as much as they did the Mac Minis, and now that I’m understanding abit more on what your actually need to enjoy conveniently running AI is VRAM, and bang-for-the-b

Update for all the critics here: I've received my Geekom A9 Mega about 2 weeks ago and so far I can say: It's a fine, very powerful and very beautiful device. I am happy that I got it through Kickstarter, because this model is still not available in their official stores and when it will, it is prob