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I recommend removing windows and reinstalling it, kamrui is one of those brands where there was malware inside. It has 16GB of RAM, excellent. However, I found that RAM and NMVE are inferior in quality compared to well-known brands. I'm telling you just for information, let's say that a branded ram,

Based on your budget OP, this mini pc is $340 has 32GB RAM, 512 GB storage, and a 3 year warranty. The CPU is a Ryzen 5 which should handle the games you mentioned. The 16GB model is $20 cheaper but given the volatility of memory prices, I'd get this configuration now. https://www.amazon.com/KAMRUI-

Hey there! Totally get where you're coming from with the laptop-as-desktop setup. It sounds like you've already done most of the work to make it a stationary machine, and with your Zenbook for portability, a Mini PC for your main desk setup makes a ton of sense. Plus, a fresh start can be really mot

Couldn't find the link, but the brand is KAMRUI, and the model is GK3PLUS. Surprisingly, it has 16 GB of RAM and has a 512 GB SSD. The cpu is an Alder Lake N95, has 4 cores, and is single threaded, I think it was clocking at 3.2 ghz , but it doesn't need to be anything strong. The Bluetooth controll

Aoostar and Kamrui both have some under $400. Problem atm is the price of the ram and the more affordable options might have it soldiered on board. Not upgrade-able but its often faster DDR5 ram. You could save a fair amount just by waiting for DDR5 sodimm pricing to come down or get a LPDDR model w

N95 or N97 should be better because they have a significantly higher TDP and also can support DDR5 RAM. Also just get a GMKTec or maybe Kamrui, all mini-PC makers are somewhat sketch but I've never heard of Blackview

Funny that you're posting this about a Geekom. I don't have the same needs as you, but in Dec 2025 bought the A5 model from Amazon. It was quite noisy when I was using it and when it was idle, the power light would cycle on/off with yet a different more irritating noise. I didn't contact Geekom. The