GMKtec M7 Pro Video Review

[@GeeksAndGamingNetwork]

aliexpress has the bigger brother of this pc the k8 plus for $386 barebones.... i just bought it 2 days ago from amazon with 32gb +1tb for $400 (with coupon and credit card application)...so far i'm liking it but the bluetooth connection tends to act up.... as far as this video....Protip....you don't need a 30 sec. intro...might want to consider 5 seconds or less if you want more views...also, it would be helpful to show the resolution and framerates you were playing those games on. showing the settings doesn't help much if we don't know the resolution and framerates they are running in....speaking of the games, you don't need to showcase 2 minutes of gameplay for each game, 10 seconds is plenty. after all, this is supposed to be a pc review not a games showcase.... but i guess you were trying to reach the 10 min mark to get your videos sponsored, in which case i would say showcase more games or windows applications to show the limits of the pc itself since it is a pc review.... p.s. the top is not glass, it's hard plastic.

[@podcastvsplayer]

No pre-determined time on the video, just as long as it was after editing - we was sent the review unit but the video wasn't sponsored. In game FPS settings was definitely an error on our part, didn't even notice until you just mentioned, but we should have had it turned on!

[@GeeksAndGamingNetwork]

@@podcastvsplayer i know it wasn't sponsored, that was my point. if you want it to be then you should consider cutting the intro time way down as well as the gameplay and fill it with other things that the pc can do if you want to keep viewers engaged.

[@douglasbarr213]

The GMKTec K6 is a far better buy, Ryzen 7840hs and up to 64gb DDR5 5600, with M2 Gen 4 Nvme drives x2.

[@anthonyvaughn8960]

maybe for a stand alone mini pc, However the M7 have a Oculink so you can run any graphic card you want at full speed, you can build your own egpu instead of paying for a all in one that cost alot more $$$

[@ManuelGrau]

The processor is a kind of obsolete, it’s the 6000 series, when AMD is currently launching the 9000 series. Also, for only €70 more Gmktec has the K8 plus, with a more recent AMD processor like the 8845HS. I think is worth it paying that extra money.

[@podcastvsplayer]

100% agree the K8 is the better of the two- however when we were sent the review unit, the K8 plus wasn't released, but for the same 32GB+1TB model it's only £70 difference during the sale, otherwise it's £103.04 more Grabbing it on sale though, would highly recommend the K8 Plus on specs alone though

[@anthonyvaughn8960]

maybe for a stand alone mini pc, However the M7 have a Oculink so you can run any graphic card you want at full speed, you can build your own egpu instead of paying for a all in one that cost alot more $$$