Futuristic Design Meets Powerful Performance: AOOSTAR MN78 Cyberpunk Mini PC Review

[@KeiRetroGaming]

The CPU will slightly throttle at 85°C still reaching a decent 4.4-4.6ghz, but the iGPU holds at 2.7GHz. CPU-Z scores 7000 multi-thread and 670 single-core with the power mode set to "Best Performance" in Windows, not "Efficiency". The maximum CPU speed I've seen is 5115MHz. All in all, very impressive! What's your favorite mini PC currently?

[@yekimrelssek2929]

Great video Mr.Kei!

[@KeiRetroGaming]

Thanks Relssek!

[@cho-v4n]

This mini PC looks great!

[@KeiRetroGaming]

Sure surprised me!

[@BC19572]

Great video. I wonder why this mini isn't listed on their website. They have good looking mini's with good specs. They have at least two other models that look like the mn78 with similar specs. Never heard of Aoostar so I'm going to be busy finding out more about this company.

[@KeiRetroGaming]

It's not listed on their website?

[@BC19572]

@@KeiRetroGaming No it isn't listed on their website. I looked twice. I did a google search and there were a few places selling that mini. Aoostar does have some mini's that look like the mn78 but the specs are different.

[@KeiRetroGaming]

Interesting. Maybe it was a model built for a specific reseller like WhatGeek?

[@michaelcloutier2225]

That NVME drive is not so hot for a boot drive. It does not have a DRAM CACHE. I use it for Steam Libray storage and that is a good use for it.

[@KeiRetroGaming]

Thanks for letting me know! Maybe I'll upgrade mine to the extra Intel 760p I have sitting around. The only time I've had issues with dramless drives was when my old one got close to full but definitely some huge benefits to using a drive with DRAM.