Gaming on a 6 watt CPU | Intel N100 feat. Geekom Mini Air 12

Testing the Intel N100-powered Geekom Mini Air12 Mini PC in gaming, 3D rendering & video editing
Geekom sent me a mini PC with an Intel N100 CPU on board, and I know these things are supposed to be for home servers and other low-power tasks, but I couldn't resist trying to make it play games...
Specs as provided:
Intel N100
Intel UHD integrated graphics
16GB DDR5-4800 (1x16GB)
512GB NVMe Gen 3 SSD
Thanks to Geekom for supplying the review unit. Links & discount codes here (not affiliated):
USA Official: www.geekompc.com/geekom-mini-air12-mini-pc/ $20 Off coupon code: IcebergTech20
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UK Official: www.geekom.co.uk/geekom-mini-air12-mini-pc £20 Off coupon code: IBTCA12
UK Amazon: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CMX6Q6KM £20 Off coupon code: ICETECH5
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Track names: "Future Tomorrow", “Binary Sunrise”, “Midnight Racer” & "Starstream Returns"
"Ipanema Daydream" by Bird Creek
and as always, Unicorn Heads "808 Doorbell Chime"
00:00 Gaming on a 6w CPU
00:53 Intel N100
01:26 Geekom Mini Air 12
01:41 Connectivity
02:24 Upgradeability
03:30 Productivity & Synthetic Benchmarks
04:54 Gaming Benchmarks
10:50 Emulation
14:05 Power Consumption & Conclusion
A D S
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[@Luukste]

Fun fact: With the N100 you can run Unreal Tournament (1999) in 4K (OpenGL) very smoothly. 100+ fps. Tried it yesterday, pleasantly surprised.

[@kolotxoz]

Have you tried project Zomboid?

[@marisakirisame867]

Better because newest Celeron

[@jameshare1848]

Now that was a proper game

[@GraveUypo]

well i ran that on an athlon 700mhz at very near that rate back when it was still shining new, so i'd be surprised if anything struggles to run it nowadays.

[@AntiGrieferGames]

WHAT???

[@diyathkumara2443]

As an intel hd 630 user, this is almost identical to my experience. It's a shame i have to waste 10x more power though...

[@GewelReal]

It uses 200W?

[@thatoneguy385]

@@GewelReal A desktop PC with a modern i5 or i7 but no GPU can certainly pull that much power

[@TheSektor13]

I had NUC i3 gen 8 with iris 655 GPU and max consumption was max 28W. With dual channel DDR4, 1x m.2 and 1x SATA for 250 eur (bare bone). This N100 looks more like step backwards...

[@diyathkumara2443]

😂 I based my statment off the 6W figure in the title, but 65W is still a lot more power drawn for almost identical performance (and surely worse in newer titles)

[@GewelReal]

@@TheSektor13 I had the same NUC and it's actually 50W+

[@emdotrod]

The N100 is a fresh breath after years of underpowered Celeron line-up. At least you got a very usable mini PC with this processor.

[@danielkowalski7527]

its same stuff as 6w celerons and pentiums, except of lack of dual channell..

[@blakegriplingph]

The problem with GPUs these days is it's like Netburst all over again in terms of efficiency and power draw.

[@DESARD12]

I'm too young to know about Netburst, would you care to elaborate?

[@Neilos-sd6ti]

The nvidia a2000 proves we could have gpus with 3050 performance at just 65 watts of power draw.

[@jesuschrist2284]

Underclock them. Though doing that on a 2000 bucks gpu admittedly seems perverse

[@GewelReal]

It's absolutely not like Netburst. There is simply no reason to limit the power to some arbitrary number (and we're getting closer and closer to the limit of silicon). You don't want a 400W GPU? Get a 200W one

[@GewelReal]

​​@@Neilos-sd6tialso RTX3060M and especially 3070M. 3070M has 3060Ti performance at just 115W. And RTX A4000 SFF Ada at 70W having 3070 performance and 20GB of VRAM (for a ton of money tho)

[@ashce10]

For these low end systems you should add popular classic multiplayer titles. Ones like TF2 and l4d2 are probably going to be enjoyable in a system like this and are still quite popular.

[@ML_314]

Add to the list: - AoE2 HD (or even Definitive edition) - Trackmania Nations and 2020 - CoD 4 Modern Warfare All of these aren't too old and are regular contenders at every LAN party I joined in the last few years :)

[@xydr]

Halo CE & Halo 2, WoW Classic all run at a constant 120fps+

[@lamhkak47]

Am impressed with Iceberg Tech's performance in CS2 in those test scenarios lol

[@1337kaas]

Having a pc this performant for this price was unthinkable when i was a kid. Pretty insane what this little mini pc can deliver at 6W!

[@cds5067]

Thank amd for creating competition

[@protocetid]

@@cds5067Unfortunately AMD doesn’t offer anything at this level of TDP, safe to say they could put the N100 to shame. Six watts is so low you could probably make a smartphone using this thing, I really wish someone would.

[@matthewrichardson2533]

I think this chip is about on par with arm flagships from 2 years ago tbh.

[@protocetid]

@@matthewrichardson2533 ARM may outperform x86 for portable use, but mobile devices based on ARM take control of hardware and software away from the user. Finally, the extra performance is wasted because there's almost no useful ARM software or games worth playing. I wish there were more portable x86 devices.

[@matthewrichardson2533]

@@protocetid Yea that's exactly why I don't choose arm cpus for anything besides phones. But a nice low power x86 chips could definetly be the key to a real windows or linux pc phone. Imagine having something like DEX but with Windows. That would be a real do it all device.

[@danielc04]

the cemu vulkan visual glitches are caused by async shader compilation, the emulator just skips rendering objects until it has compiled it's shader (preventing stutters), that's why it goes away after some time

[@dragojess]

That Mario Kart 8 test was seriously impressive, the game looks gorgeous and I'm surprised it ran this well even with emulation overhead on top

[@MarcosCodas]

The content we really needed

[@iNubpwn3r]

Great. You never disappoint. Love your content. Didn't you mention something about video in works comparing different gens of Intel Cpus and performance impact few weeks back? I'd like to see it.

[@teaspoon966]

thanks man, always interesting

[@Brandon_Neil]

2:00 there's another a hole. Love it

[@bnbnism]

Honey wake up Iceberg Tech uploaded a new video!!!

[@JamesSmith-sw3nk]

I recently installed Batman: Arkham Asylum on my 13700k to see how it would play on the Intel UHD Graphics 770. 1440p max settings at a locked 60fps. There are a LOT of older games that will play on integrated graphics these days.

[@giserson2]

Would be interesting to see this compared to something like the old M5-6Y57 found in the highest end compute sticks. That CPU and it's siblings have a max TDP of 7 watts, but are based on full-fat skylake rather than the atom derived "E-cores" of the N100. While I'm not sure how well the old UHD graphics would do, I feel like it would be competetive in CPU performance.

[@MRi-iq5wf]

I'm the technerd version of a cat lady. Every pc has it's own personality and they can be cute and small or fat and spicy

[@ColorblindMonk]

I got a mini PC with this chip the other day. I think Windows is a bit too heavy for it, so I put Linux on it to eck a bit more performance. It's a much better performer than a similarly priced raspberry pi + case & accessories

[@pepperfish_]

These little things are a lot of fun. My current Windows XP machine is a Zotac ZBOX AD04 with a dual core 1.65 GHz XP Compatible ATi APU. Completely maxed the platform 4GB RAM 1 GB VRAM 1TB SSD and a gaming laptop powerbrick. I wanted to show my kids how good some games looked even in the early 2000's. Ie :Half-Life 2, N.O.L.F 2, Wolfenstein, Need for speed underground 2. Good times.

[@type45tomcat21]

When ASRock announced an ITX version of N100 motherboard, I did think about getting one to try......I love to play some Japanese Train Simulator games (like BVE), and they only required a potato PC to run. If N100 can have the performance of an 4gen i3, for me this can be a cheap and small alternative of laptop during a trip as long as your hotel room have a TV/monitor available.

[@pranjalvijay2921]

My i5 760 OC'ed has nearly the same cpu z score, albeit it preforms way better in gaming scenarios, But that i5 pulls close to 100w under load may be even more than that. But seeing that 6w of processor can do the same or better, all I can say is that tech has come a long way.

[@sihamhamda47]

Also don't forget that this N100 CPU is a massive upgrade that replaced the very last Celeron and Pentium The Pentium (except Pentium Gold) and Celeron performs really terrible that its CPU usage are always maxed out at 100% even when just idling and doing nothing in Windows

[@white_mage]

@@sihamhamda47 my celeron n2806 idles at 2% usage

[@s727r]

That's an old ass cpu, Lynnfield I believe. You still using it?

[@Trick-Framed]

OK so I have the Ace Magic N95 DDR5 version of this and it's a tiny little powerhouse. It has a few less EU units than the N100 GPU and has a slightly slower processor (Within margin) so I am happy to see how this compares... Edit: Didn't realize the N100 draws less power. The N95 has the ability to use more as well.

[@Trick-Framed]

15:29 I LOVE that muzak...🤣🤣

[@looki69]

that weird pixel running around while showing the mini air was distrcting me for some reason haha

[@shlokshah5379]

I wished there was more arm compatibility. Its just so powerful at such a low wattage.

[@DarkSkyies]

The MC results were suprising, my old windows 8.1 surface pro withban i5-3317U and 4gb of ram ran MC at better fps, with the same quality settings.

[@bartix698]

That msi afterburner overlay is massive in 720p

[@parsec5366]

Thanks

[@denvera1g1]

2:21 I have a different brand, but i have an N100 based nanoPC with a micro SD card slot and it is the backup boot drive for my firewall, and i checked, it can boot to it. $160US for dual 2.5G 8 cores, 16GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD is not bad, though i think its up to $230 now that people have caught onto how good these things are(from all brands)

[@snakeplissken1754]

Great rig for dosbox.

[@snotspat]

The N100 supports 32GB modules. I'd be interested in seeing how the CPU performs with DDR4 vs DDR5. I got a DDR4 version myself, since the 32GB module was cheapest, and I figured the difference wouldn't be much for my use. But actually seeing the numbers would be interesting. ;)

[@andreyvolkov3117]

It doesn't. Look at Intel official website.

[@mikehawk6918]

There would be 0 difference with DDR4 ram. The processor is way too slow to ever be able to take full advantage of even DDR4. I'd bet that there would be little to no difference even with DDR3.

[@GraveUypo]

@@mikehawk6918 you forget that the gpu also uses the ram, so yes it does make a difference. specially because it's single channel ram.

[@r0galik]

​@@andreyvolkov3117the intel site is wrong

[@blushingralseiuwu2222]

I have a laptop using N100 and im shocked. How can something so cheap and small can be such a beast.

[@mraltoid19]

I appreciate this video. I ended up building a "SteamBox" with an HP 800 G4 Mini, was wondering how the N100/N200 compares to the i5-7500 and i5-8500. Pretty sure that the 8600 is noticeably faster due to 2 more cores, but curious if the i5-7500 compares to the 7500.

[@georgewashington6171]

the 8400 and up were hexa cores and would wallop rhe n100

[@zerocal76]

I have an i5-8500 as my office PC and it's pretty fast for its age. It's hard to find gaming comparisons for what the 2 igpus (vs N100) would really excel in: retro gaming

[@Vonliktenstien]

Crazy how much a Steam Deck runs circles around this at a similar TDP and powers a display, all for a comparable price when factoring in that display. I realize completely diffent use cases its just amazing value what valve managed to pull off with that device.

[@cds5067]

Valve didn't make the processor little fella

[@JohnPaulBuce]

🔥🔥🔥

[@alikos4528]

I belive that minecraft with mods that optimize game would shoot up the fps, my old laptop that has A6-3420M inside is significantly worse on paper and had similar performance, but with Sodium mod it's a good experience, over 60fps, even while using very basic shaders

[@ForkTheSpoonWrecker]

Were you comparing other machines that might have dual channel vs this one only having single?

[@MR_FIAT]

these CPUs also exist on standard m-atx boards so you could run a dGPU on it, not sure how much you would get out of it but its a thing and maybe worth a look.

[@biscuitdingus]

I have done exactly this with a 3070ti, without any GPU bottleneck in play it performs almost like a haswell i5? Think just older 4c/4t, it’s close to the i5 4570. Which means on paper this cpu is a good pairing for something like an RX 580, GTX 970, 1060, etc

[@chopgr]

Would upload a bench while using the external gpu? Did u buy a dedicated gpu enclosure or just hook it on psu and cable and be done with?

[@biscuitdingus]

@@chopgr the board that i have is the asrock n100m, its just a micro atx board with an x16 slot and the n100 on board, no adapter or enclosure required

[@tft_and_chill]

Classic wow beast PC.

[@filenotfound__3871]

To be fair, a typical incadecent lightbulb such as the one you showed consumes 100w, so my 95w Fx6300 technically also fits the criteria.

[@TheMissingxtension]

Boot up batocera, I got a J5005 wyze client running ps1 but trouble with GC metroid prime haven't tried wii yet. I might upgrade to this or a Ryzen mini pc. Perfect for the living room

[@Purjo92]

Get a Ryzen one, they are much faster than N100. This CPU is not future-proof enough and you will regret buying it for anything other than basic web browsing, movies, or office tasks.

[@AwSomeNESSS]

What sucks about these chips is that they’re soldered only. Imagine one of these 4c/4t chips replacing the celeron lineup on the desktop, throw it into a super budget B670 board and a 25-30W TDP and I wonder how it’d run. If you have an Alder/Raptor-Lake on hand, it’d be interesting to test how these games run on the little cores (essentially what these chips are) with a budget GPU.

[@cal2127]

honestly i wouldnt mind just having one of these as an internet browser mounted to the back of my screen near my gaming rig. have a network share for transfering files between them. that way im not burning 500 watts on idle when im in discord or browsing the nexus.

[@BottomOfTheDumpsterFire]

9:03 Should mention that Half-Life has a fps max of 100, set it to 500 and fps_override 1 to see what it probably could do, it starts stuttering hardcore after that (my RTX 3080 was pushing 800 FPS and it was definitely not playable)

[@s727r]

How did that. Thing run pcsx2? With a single core score of 800? I had an old i7 870 single core score of 1300, and it couldn't run gt3.

[@bluecollarcommander2030]

I think its crazy what mini PCs are doing these days. I'm hoping with imminent release of 8000 series apus, that a 5700g or maybe 5600g mini Pc will drop to a rare where I would justify buying one!

[@StarFume01]

imagine

[@podio_km4g532]

I might be dumb but the steam deck costs way less than the "theoretical" retail price for this (if you consider the 250 dollar price then it's slightly more expensive) and it destroys it in gaming scenarios while consuming the same power + in case you didn't notice it has a screen and it's portable

[@scarfaceReaper]

The steam deck 512gb in my country is 805 USD and that's secondhand and for a new one it's close to 950 USD I'm not joking btw you can even build you a solid mid range PC or buy a ps5 and still have some cash left

[@podio_km4g532]

@@scarfaceReaper in Italy it's at retail price so ig that's just your country having weird ass taxes

[@SB-pf5rc]

steam deck is an amazing package for what you pay for it. i use mine as a portable media pc fairly often. it has enough power that it doesn't feel compromised.

[@alltheotherhandlesaretaken]

N100/N95 PCs are never at retail price. They can be found for $150 USD or less.

[@podio_km4g532]

@handlethis405 I mean sure but even when it's dead you can just keep running it plugged just like the n100

[@JasperNLxD]

What bios settings did you use? I also purchased a N100 box recently, but my findings a a lot better. By default, my BIOS was set to 'efficiency mode', where CPU turbo was not permitted. Then you're stuck at 800 MHz. This can be switched in the BIOS, then the turbo frequency is 3.4GHz. That makes a world of difference

[@rotmistrzjanm8776]

I have consider laptop with N100 to play Genshin Impact, WOT Blitz and Heroes of the Storm alongside some coding for uni recently. Well I still have my doubts but this video is very helpfull nontheless

[@SagoFanHD]

My N100 mini PC can run Valorant avg 75fps. I didn't checked fps but I tried Crysis 2 maximum edition and it was playable at 720p high.

[@Hchris101]

UNLIMITED POWER⚡️⚡️

[@iSamYTBackup]

damn faster than my first gen i3 dezktop i got 2 weeks ago

[@datageek9132]

A N305 and RTX 4050m Box would be interesting.

[@Praylv]

interesting, this IGPU does considerably better in CEMU than a Vega 8(the visual glitches are the same on the Vega as well)

[@Trameiro]

my old fx 8120 did almost that score in cpu-z and it was a 125W cpu.

[@Zequends_]

since it runs windows right? wouldn't it benefit a lot from optimizing/debloating windows? I have a 12 year computer that was barely usable and was always at 100% cpu usage on idle, when I optimized it/debloated it, it went down to about 20% idle. and in linus tech tips video about it I think the trend of the cpu usage at idle = the amount less in game performance you would get

[@grinoktonday759]

how do you get vram option for afterburner?

[@biscuitdingus]

I paired my N100 with a Corsair rm1000x and rtx 3070ti for the lulz and ifs become ironically my favorite system to just just for random games to see how it handles it.

[@cds5067]

This is what I want to do. I want a ready built pc that's cheap and I only game or Microsoft Word. No inbetween 😂

[@wadimek116]

I would love that in a phone

[@giedmich]

I guess the numbers in the performance overlay that show cpu usage 10w and gpu usage almost the same value are duplicates, because it is an integrated gpu? It doesn't use 10+10w?

[@DigitalJedi]

That's probably the case. Afterburner doesn't always have the ability to split up the package power, so 10W is the combined CPU & GPU power.

[@amadii8768]

as someone who went from an 8650u with an extremely easy to overheat gtx 1050 mobile to a modern i5 and 4060, you'll be surprised to see how patient us low spec gamers are with terrible hardware, (I played the entirety of titanfall 2 on the 1050 mobile at 900p low fluctuating at 40-60fps with no problem, upgraded at the final boss fight and seeing the game looking actually decent at 1080p ultra was genuinely life changing (game wise))

[@MrJ0mmy]

i bought a awow mini pc on black friday for to play around with 133usd free shipping to new zealand had some giftcards to amazon i wanted to spend with same specs and for me 1360x768 low at a constant 30fps is good enough for me considering im using the mini pc with a 1360x768 18.5inch tv games still look and play well

[@prashantmishra9985]

Mobile rtx 4060?

[@drsm7947]

8840u + 4080ti is good

[@Folsomdsf2]

half-life was absolutely limited to 100 fps externally. Oh and Cemu was a limit of your ram. It appears to be a limit in the bios not allowing it to allocate more memory to it, that'll probably solve the glitches but I doubt a lot of games would play well anyhow.

[@InternetListener]

what about the N305?

[@lukaLondaridze]

Is this enough for vscode and like 10 browser tabs?

[@Trick-Framed]

It's like playing on an i5 6400 using the iGPU. Except it uses far less power. Pretty on par with the N95.

[@GLDragon93]

Would love to see the mini pc makers using the i3 N305 instead, I think there's only the EQ12 Pro again from Beelink. With a "higher" tdp of 9w, twice as many cores and a 32 EU for the iGPU it should perform better. Too bad the chip is a bit elusive, so far only seen a laptop from acer and said Beelink. From what I've seen so far CS2 runs at almost 3 times the performance (around 50ish) of the N100

[@ignasanchezl]

I personally hope for a embedded motherboard with a 1p core 4 e core configuration (i3 1305U) and at least an x4 pcie slot. I seriously believe that such configuration, with proper scheduling, might be able to handle pretty much anything from the last decade, as many games even ones that benefit from many cores, primarily depend on a single primary thread. I'd love to combine one with a 4060LP or similar to try and make an ultra low power gaming pc

[@DigitalJedi]

​@ignasanchezl For gaming you will really want more than 1 P-core, as modern games tend to spawn 4-6 threads, and some of these would be forced on to E-cores. Something like the 2+4 1315U is rated for the same TDP though, so you could have a similarly low-power system with that.

[@ignasanchezl]

yeah, I did think about this. I know TDP is stated but often real power consumption is more true to the amount of cores. Probably the mobile i5 configuration 2p 8e will actually manage to pull the over 60fps experices way more often

[@ignasanchezl]

I kind lf want to buy a desktop model and configure it multiple ways just to test it. I would make a video out of it ofc

[@DigitalJedi]

@@ignasanchezl The i5 13420H might be of interest to you as well. 4+4 cores and an absolute max power draw of 95W (45W tdp).

[@SrMyzia]

Could have got a N100m and add a Radeon RX 6300 for the LOLZ

[@IcebergTech]

Well, you learn something new every day, I didn't know the RX 6300 even existed. I've just ordered one, BTW 😁

[@GeorgePerakis]

@@IcebergTech Can't wait for that video.

[@SrMyzia]

@@IcebergTech I have the N100m with 32gb of ram (1.2v dram kit) and it can play PUBG if you have nothing else running in the background with a Radeon RX 6400 (FPS cap limit in-game 43fps)

[@matthewkeen6281]

nice

[@bayuchandrasukma820]

You know what? I'll take these kinda things any day over the Big Rig of the 'gaming' PC we have today. For the usual home work PC and stuff, this will do just fine.

[@jqwright28]

I'd have no problem with something of this power level if needed. Retro games and indies are better games than a lot of newer releases and AAA titles end up being, anyway.

[@fv101]

"Do you want to play a game?" 😂

[@TrusteftTech]

What's the deal with 2TB storage limit?

[@yuan.pingchen3056]

Can you interview Geekom's head office, its R&D department and production lines? I'm really curious about this company.

[@nullnill]

hey, sorry but i have to make an suggestion: there are two softwares for putting FSR in every application, magpie and in steam there is the lossless scaling, please test these, because they can literally save that type of hardware, lossless scaling is paid, but it works like a charm

[@Evan-memo]

I downloaded gta 5 on my intel n100 and bought 16gb ram replaced my 4gb and it made day and night different i never knew a good ram makes that much difference in graphic and gaming other then video card

[@Blind-Ambition]

single channel memory is the cause here. I also paid less than that for my Ryzen 5-5600H based mini PC, thanks to a deal on Aliexpress

[@victormurori4367]

I hope GTA 6 will be more forgiving on low spec machines

[@GewelReal]

1:19 isn't it not Alder Lake?

[@cds5067]

Can this processor support a rtx 4060?

[@CharcharoExplorer]

How does this compare to an Intel N4200?

[@MrJ0mmy]

n100 is better

[@andreas_aqua]

Is that the first video you talk about and show emulation?

[@IcebergTech]

No, but it’s been a while. Possibly a couple of years?

[@OrRaino]

For Reference Steamdeck also runs on 5 watts if you want to , so it's not that impressive considering the performance of the steamdeck

[@mikmoody3907]

Can you not up the power limit in the bios ?

[@IcebergTech]

Nope. The only manual control is the fan profile - Silent, Normal or Performance. All testing was done at Performance.

[@anomonyous]

"The best gaming PC is the one you have." -Linus And the essence of that, is why PC gaming will always be superior. Customisability, adaptability, long life, availability, etc. etc.

[@lozyl956]

Golden Cove is goated

[@lharsay]

This one has 0 golden cove P cores, only 4 Grecemont E cores, the four of them are about the same size as 1 golden cove core.

[@abao]

How does it compare with a 2200G or 2400G, maybe at 35W and 65W?

[@DigitalJedi]

The N100 gets eaten alive as the power draw seen here is about as high as it goes. It's literally just 4 E-cores, and they're the weaker Alder Lake version with reduced cache.

[@Edvinas_channel]

isn't CS2 result skewed because the bots use a lot of CPU? internet game should be better

[@uhohwhy]

We NEED INTEL to use

[@lharsay]

What would stop them from making a 250W flagship on 5nm or 3nm?

[@owaismanzar1310]

​@@lharsaycost

[@ThatGuyTechs]

👍

[@RTX4090TISLI]

Imagine if any phone company comes with these kind of chips

[@donaldnemesis393]

next do n50

[@uhohwhy]

in the future videocards will be used only by enthusiasts and professionals

[@NegitoroIsBestShip]

Man, God of War 2 is so Fn good.

[@fandyus4125]

It's pretty impressive, makes me question just how good games could look if there was a genuine focus on optimization and low power consumption and not brute forcing everything by making everyone buy a 3080ti.

[@MirceaPrunaru]

Imagine having the performance of the i5 6500k and a GT 1030 in your palm as a console?

[@theredhairedmenace2584]

I'm surprised it can game at all. My school bought laptops with these, they lag on chrome

[@ImpreccablePony]

Don't forget that old PCs run economically under low loads too. No need to buy even more future ewaste.

[@shamrockisland]

Planning to play Minecraft on the lowest settings on this. Fingers crossed.

[@OptiX_1]

I’m very happy seeing the Fortnite test made me extremely happy because that is the main thing I’m going to use this machine

[@charlesdean03]

have you tried 32gb ram? cause it works