Air12

Si vas por Intel, buscate los N150, N97 o similares. Son más nuevos y mejores que los Celeron, aún en gama de muuy bajo consumo. Sino el buen AMD 7430U o del estilo. Ojo con la nomenclatura en CPU AMD de notebooks, porque el primer dígito indica el año de salida, y el segundo la generación. Ante la

Geekom Air12 Lite owner here. Same as the rest, it's good for a first cheap server with a nice hardware transcoding (for Plex / Jellyfin) and very low power consumption. I used these guides for the LAN driver: https://github.com/dante1613/Motorcomm-YT6801/ I'm running Ubuntu Server, but if you use P

I have a Geekom Mini Air12 with an N100, 16GB of RAM, and a 500GB SSD on Windows 11 IoT and it's fine for basic use. It's hooked up to my bedroom TV for HTPC use and some light gaming (Dave the Diver, GTA 3 Definitive Edition, stuff like that). I think it's fine for light usage, the N100 is a little

I got a Geekom Air12 for $240 and it works well. Thank you for the suggestions

¡Cualquier Intel N150 de ~200 USD o menos en Amazon EEUU te sirve! N150 es un refresh del N100 - Son como un Intel Atom pero 2025, sorprende el rendimiento por el ultra bajo consumo para usar 24/7, pero no pretender usarlo para tareas pesadas. RasperryPi un poroto (?) Yo compré la Geekom Air12 Lite,

Here I'm using a Geekom Air12 Lite, also with Intel N150, a cheap processor from early 2025 that has QuickSync hardware transcoding (it can decode every format, but encode in HEVC and H264 but not AV1). I don't know if there's a newer CPU at the same price, but this one has a nice linux support nowa

I am not 80, but am 62. I bought a Geekom Air12 for less than $200 on Amazon and it has been rock solid.

A lower power N150 handles all that. If you want a 3 year warranty, check out the Geekom Air12 and add your own larger SSD. Build quality was reviewed in this vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aKiIdsz9-Q

I have purchased two GEEKOM Air12 Mini PC's with the Intel N150 processor for only $169 each. I couldn't be happier. I don't do gaming and wanted one to use as a Bitcoin Full Node. They run quiet, are built like a tank, and have never had even one glitch. Since I'm not a gamer, I didn't need the hig

Be careful with your peripheral needs. I just bought and am returning a Geekom Mini Air12 since it won't pass POST when connected via USB-C to my monitor with builtin KVM switch instead of having a Keyboard directly connected. Using it headless may not be as straightforward as you'd hope.