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All recent processors from Intel & AMD has built in fTPM on them and yes Windows 11 required TPM, you basically got the answer now. But if your brilliant IT colleague want nothing short of dTPM to exert full control of you company fortune (/s), the option will be limited to Mini PC models from big t

Bad support, cheap parts, known to have pre-installed malware. The issue with a lot of Acemagic/Kamrui/Acemagician miniPCs is that, even if you do a fresh install of Windows, the drivers for the insanely obscure parts like wifi can only be found on obscure chinese websites or forums.

Didn't see this. Bought a kamrui and it wont even load up past the bios. Returning.

I made the mistake of buying a Kamrui. It will not update past Windows 11 version 23H2 and will receive no further security updates due to a BIOS misconfiguration from Kamrui. There is no BIOS update and Kamrui only wants to sell me a new computer. In contrast, all of my other computers (including o

Old timer checking in (only 70 tho ) ... I won't say I'm a "fan" of the Bosgame (P3mix?}), but I bought one on a good deal weeks ago from Amazon. Also received a KAMRUI within a day or two of this one. Of course I open things up upon receipt and was impressed with the quality parts of Bosgame (Ki

Wow, I was douting right after you when you said you're on factory shipped Windows 11 and has no TPM. It wasn't until I was able to find one or two mentioned of it on the internet. This is totally on KAMRUI. Intel had TPM module (fTPM) integrated into their CPU for almost ten years already. Your sys

Kamrui is nipogi, so when it arrives, immediately uninstall windows to do a clean install. I don't know the others. I'm already telling you that Windows 11 will be a mess on N97... to make it run well you have to run it with Linux

I made the mistake of buying a Kamrui CK10 (i5). It will not update beyond Windows 11 version 23H2 or receive further security updates because it's not compatible with Windows 11 anymore. Kamrui is aware of this issue and doesn't care. They just want to sell me a computer each time an update is roll

We have a DreamQuest, a Beelink (another Beelink that we sent back) and a Kamrui. A warning though, Mint does NOT like the Ryzen BT chip in the last one.

It wouldn’t surprise me. At my last job we bought a bunch of Kamrui micros to load Azure Print from anywhere (whatever Microsoft is calling it) and they all died within a year. They just couldn’t hold up to the demands of doing one simple task and living in a server room. Lesson learned!