GMKtec EVO-X1 AI Mini PC AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX-370 Series (5.1GHz | 80 Tops | Radeon 890M) Gaming Computers, 32GB DDR5 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD, Triple Screen 8K Display, WiFi 6 & USB4/Oculink Interface

The GMKtec K11 instantly proves that a mini PC can pack a flagship‑class performance. Powered by an AMD Ryzen 9 8945HS (8 cores/16 threads, up to 5.2 GHz) and 64 GB of DDR5 RAM, the system handles 4K gaming, heavy multitasking, and demanding content‑creation workloads without a hint of lag. The compact chassis stays cool thanks to a well‑designed vapor‑chamber cooler and a whisper‑quiet fan, so the machine runs silently even under sustained loads. Setup is a breeze—plug‑and‑play with Wi‑Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, multiple USB‑C/3.2 ports, and a full‑sized HDMI 2.1 output. The 512 GB NVMe SSD (upgrade‑ready) boots Windows 11 in seconds, and the built‑in GPU (integrated Radeon Graphics) delivers smooth frame rates in titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Shadow of the Tomb Raider at 1080p/144 Hz. For a device this small, the K11’s performance is nothing short of spectacular. It’s perfect for compact gaming rigs, portable workstations, or anyone who wants desktop‑level horsepower without a bulky tower. Highly recommended for power users on the move!

Great mini PC, great build quality, solid and compact. Of course considering the current memory situation, the included 32GB SODIMMs are TWSC instead of Crucial or a more renowned brand, but that's okay. TM5 passes just fine. Stable during extended torture testing, it can take a beating. The included vapor chamber is a great cooling solution, it truly shines with PTM7950. About a 10 degrees C drop at full load on the stock fan curve, and burst performance/use doesn't even move the fan curve thanks to the improved thermal conductivity and overall thermal solution. The included W11 Pro license is real. A digital license, a reinstall activated automatically. The two NICs are Intel I226-v. Heard the name realtek around this model, but at least in this unit both are not. Great for dev work if you have your workstation, your monitors and preferred peripherals, beats a laptop's specs and sustained performance every time for the same price. This is a better deal IMO relative to current Zen5 offerings with two CCXs and the terrible latency in between them. Zen4 is still a powerhouse at 54w and the RDNA3 iGPU is pretty decent still for the power envelope. Runs LLMs in usable fashion if you have the memory to throw at. Apart from getting the non neutered Phoenix chip in the second best bin, you also get the Gen1 AMD NPU for whatever it's worth if anything ever makes use of it. Would buy again, eyes closed!

I purchased this about a week ago to replace my 11 year old desktop PC and I'm very happy with the purchase. Setup was a piece of cake and I was blown away by the download speeds I am getting. It's infinitely faster and more capable than my old PC was, uses a fraction of the power and takes up a fraction of the space. I don't do any heavy gaming, so it meets my needs nicely and was well worth the price. I haven't had any issues with cooling but I don't think I'm taxing it too much either as I'm running a single 4k monitor and mostly running old games.

Very good for the money. Testing gave this about an 80% overall performance rating (+80% CPU, Memory, Disk). The GPU however was 43%. This is because the GPU is a lap top model limited by space in the compact unit. Thus not going to be good for high level gaming but just fine for older and less performance criteria games. I'm very happy with it and performs on the games I play. Just don't expect it to be a gaming powerhouse.

Works really well, I quite enjoy it the igpu can handle a lot of games and do a lot of work and if you ever wanna upgrade there's the occulink, I had mine for almost a year and my CPU fan failed but I reached out to support and they sent me a replacement for free since I was still within warranty so the PC is good and the support is even better.

It worked fine, was a tiny powerhouse of a machine for several months. 64GB of RAM 1TB NVME seemed pretty good on paper. Kept relatively quiet too. However recently after only 8 months of use Bluetooth has failed, hardware components have stopped working like sensors. I've reinstalled Windows several times and no luck in getting them working again. Even tried linux to see if it was a driver issue. Still no luck.

At first I was a little bit reluctant in buying a mini pc (like a laptop, it can grow legs and walk away. That is why I put a laptop lock on it). I really needed to get a new one, my old computer could not even edit in word. After watching reviews on YouTube I really thought about it. After having this computer for a month, it works great. 1T, 64gb ram it has a mighty graphic card. Works great for productivity (word, Web meetings). I have used it for stream gaming, the box does get hot, even when playing lego games. That is why I got a laptop fan for it. Even with the fan the box does heat up. The only way the box doesn't heat up, is hooking up a graphics card, and fan (oculink) The double ethernet makes streaming channels enjoyable. No need for a roku, the PC box takes its place. Over all I'm glad I brought this little machine. No need to spend six thousand dollars on a high end gaming box. I'm happy with my purchase

Would have been better with a uk plug

This is my first time getting a mini PC, and I’m honestly blown away. I didn’t think something this small could be so powerful. I mainly use it for work—Excel files, Access databases, and some web programming—and it handles everything without a hiccup. I also play some mobile games using BlueStacks, and they run super smooth. I allocated 16GB of RAM to the graphics and it made a huge difference in performance, especially for anything visual. It's not a gaming rig, but it easily handles what I need it to. Setup was super easy too. Reinstalling Windows wasn’t stressful at all since the official website has a full driver and software package ready for each specific model. That’s something I really appreciated. The build is solid, it's quiet, doesn’t overheat, and looks clean on the desk. Plus, I got it during a sale—$890 down from $1,130—so the value felt even better. I seriously can't think of any downside. For anyone looking for a compact but powerful setup, this is a great choice.

Very happy with machine. Works as advertised. One note - machine came with W11 Pro, but secure boot was disabled by default in BIOS. To enable, I pressed esc repeatedly at startup and navigated to security options and then to secure boot and switched it from disabled to enabled then F10 to save the changes. System started fine with secure boot enabled after that.

I initially had an issue with usb mouse lag. I talked to customer service, who were very quick to response and cooperative, but my issue was not solved. I wanted to keep it and very reluctant to return, but with the laggy mouse I thought I did not have a choice. I even started to return procedure. But then in one of the forum I found that laggy mouse could be due to the interference with usb 3 ports in mini pcs. Got an USB hub and that solved the problem. It works wonderful now. I am rating 4 due to the usb interference issue. I have the 64 GB ram version and I love it.