K8 Plus

Depends on what you buy. Mini PCs tend to fall in two categories: those traditional NUC built to the standards of a PC and those Chinese NUC built to the standards of a TV. You get what you pay for. After buying and returning a few I ended up with a GMKtec K8 Plus to replace my almost 12 year old Le

APUs akin to the 8745HS/8745H/Ryzen 7 H 255 are little more than defective 8845HS/Ryzen 7 260 engineering samples with the XDNA NPU disabled. These are old on the Chinese market @ a significant discount allowing AMD to reduce manufacturing costs & e-waste from wafer fabrication while limiting exposu

Here I read their hardware is sh*t I feel you. Truth of the matter when somebody shows up on Reddit, it's rarely glorification, only problems. Most of the time when someone posts about appreciation, it often comes across as a paid advertisement 😊 Damned if you do, damned if you don't. Here's the sco

500€ going into 2026 doesn't buy what it did 2 months ago. My 445€ GMKtec K8 Plus would be 540€ if I bought it now. That's a significant increase! Also depends on where you plan to order. I chose Amazon as 30-day free returns are "worth the price of admission". Returned my first 3 minis before I fig

With that CPU and iGPU, he should be fine playing Apex Legends. Same for Warzone with FSR upscaling balanced. There are better brands at lower price points though. Same CPU and iGPU, but with better quality build reputation. Geekom A8 for $630. GMKtec K8 plus for $630.

Saw this Amazon listing. Being that GMKtec never officially offered a 512GB K8 Plus on their website I believe this was a special order from Amazon seller GMKtec-Direct/shenzhenshijimokechuanxinyouxiangongsi (Shenzhen Lonely Guest Star New Co., Ltd.) placed before RAM prices went up as a budget offe