What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Pros
This tiny pc is a brilliant piece of kit, sips power and can be far more powerful than an older computer chewing 7x more power than this. I have no reservations in recommending the trigkey, it's a first-class mini pc.
Cons
First impressions were favourable but didn't last. Tried different linux flavours, same result. Will probably now go for a ‘known’ name such as msi, asus or gigabyte.
Highlights
Quality
I've been using this for a little while now, both at home and at remote dark sky locations and i'm really impressed with the little unit.
No problems at all with the device.
Price
First impressions - very good , especially for this price (sub £100).
Packaging/appearance
Putting it on top of the foam pads that were part of the packaging sorted that out.
)don't throw away your packaging; i noticed a medium-pitched tone that i thought was coming from the pc, but it turned out that... Read More
Competitiveness
I can't believe how reasonably priced it was, particularly taking into account it has 16gb of ram and a 500gb fast nvme ssd whe... Read More
Its a zippy little thing, uses far less power and some 5times faster than the old office pc, all for a price of £159, whats not to like.
But installing a nvme pcie 3 drive is a no no, it will only it seems take a m2 sata which runs at the 550mb which is a shame as... Read More
Wifi 6 is apparently available (settings show an intel ax200) but my machine settled on a 5ghz channel for some reason.
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
great, set, little, old and same. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 167 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 30 2023.
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I own a far more powerful gaming laptop which is good for gaming but its very loud and powerhungry
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
And this is quiet it is not silent by any means but when its idling it is very difficult to hear the fan noise
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I stressed it with cinebench r23 and fan noise escalates to a moderate level
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The tdp of the 5700u is 15w configurable from 10w25w whereas that of the 5800h is 45w configurable from 35w to 54w according to amds website
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I suspect that the same fan is used in both cases and that it would be a lot faster and noisier with the 5800h and the 5800h is not all that much faster than the 5700u
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