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For all intents & purposes in comparing Intel QSV, until Phoenix/RDNA3 AMD transcoding for most purposes were non-existent. Not a matter of being worse, simply absent by contemporary standards. While any Alder Lake-N/Twin Lake mPC should suffice, @ $200 USD I've personally become quite fond of the G

Debo sonar re hinchabolas con hacer mención de las mini PC's por medio Reddit, pero son un golazo para este tipo de cosas. Las que vienen con Intel N150 se bancan hasta el equivalente de una PlayStation 2 y salen menos de 200 USD (hasta que Trump siga metiendo aranceles...): https://www.geekompc.com

The Beelink MINI S13, Geekom Air12 & GMKtec NucBox G10 are all solid entry level choices, with each supporting full Gen3x4 NVMe SSDs & upgradable RAM. The NucBox G10 provides additional features like HDMI 2.1, a 2nd 2280 Gen3x4 M.2 slot, full function USB Type-C & AMD GCN 5th Gen Radeon RX Vega 8 in

first of all, stick to Intel version mini PCs since they have better performance in video encoding and decoding. In your case, powerful CPU is not necessary in your set up. If you have enough budget, get a GEEKOM IT12 i5-12450H. Otherwise, get a GEEKOM Air12 with N150 CPU

If you're looking for QSV transcoding, look at the Geekom Air12. If not take a look at the GMKtec G10 with dual channel RAM, dual 2280 Gen3x4 NVMe slots and 2.5GbE NIC.

It's a tough question, as major OEMs have avoided these Alder Lake-N/Twin Lake mPCs like the plague. I like the MSI Club N & ASUS NUC Essential series, although they're relatively pricey. We recently had a commercial customer turn these & other N100/N150 models down, and ironically chose 60 of the A

Amazing and Powerful mini PC 👍Question? What Game's may I download and play in This new Geekom Air12 Mini PC?

I would guess that it would depend on which model Cubi N one was coming from. I'm not a proponent of low budget/cost-cutting CYX manufactured mPCs akin to the AK2, as longevity tends to be an issue. For Atom microarchitecture Gracemont CPUs N150, the greater choices are the DDR5 Geekom Air12, follow

Always docked, I 100% agree with you. But a lot of people really cling to that “what if I want to bring it somewhere, I can!” I’ve actually been looking into these after experiencing horrible stutters with a newer smart tv trying to watch the NLCS with gigabit internet. The Geekom air12 is the best

La que yo compré es Geekom Air12 Lite, la principal diferencia de la "no lite" es que esa tiene un puerto USB-C en lugar de USB-A, y placa WiFi 6. Me salió 160 USD + Impuestos, con cupón. 16 GB DDR4 y 512 GB NVMe: https://www.amazon.com/-/es/dp/B0F8HPSSDK (ahora están más caros pero esperá al Black