EVO-T1

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Check out the GMKtec EVO-T1, picked one up a few months back and have been really liking it, Intel 285H, 64Gb RAM, dual nics, 3 nvme drive bays, and no issue with the different cores playing funny. I’ve also got the Geekom A8 which has the 8945HS chip in which is 8c/16t but this is currently just be

Strix Halo is just that, a halo product, it's built completely differently and it's designed to go after the Mac Studio type mini-PCs. Whereas an AMD Phoenix or Strix Point mini-PC would only take a crack at the base model Mac Mini. You shared a mini PC running on Krackan Point - it's in between Pho

Had not run into the Evo-T1. That said it looks like the final vesion has no PCIE 5.0, 3x NVMe 4.0 and an occulink aint shabby, but a hair short. Also looks like they went with H series Core 200, not V for the final design. Which actually I prefer but so close. I'd rate this on par with the near mis

I have the Gmktec Evo T1 with aoostar ago2 and I am very happy with it.

Take a look at mini pcs. Small and quiet. RAM and storage can be upgraded on most. I have always built my own PC's but recently bought a GMKTec EVO-T1 and it's been good for what I want it for, which is similar to your use case except I am doing some local AI stuff.

I had reservations about ordering from GMKtec directly, but I honestly had a decent experience. Mainly ordered from them directly because it was the only place to get the barebones version. Ordered the new EVO-T1 AI on July 28th. I got a little nervous because it spent more than a few days simply "a

Hi, The GMKtec Evo-T1 is the Mini PC with the most A.I compability but it is quite far behind the Evo-X2, the Evo-X1 would only run reasonning models locally while the Evo-T1 could run ComfyUI with Intel XPU and run: Image, Video, Audio and Reasonning models, The Evo X1 lack of A.I Software Support

If it wasn't for the amount of RAM I'd say go for a Mac Mini. All your tools either have official Mac versions or easily usable alternatives. Beyond that, the GMKtec evo T1 or X1 in benchmarks performs similarly, so whichever one gives a better deal. (X1 is the AMD equivalent of the T1)