Mini PC N150 Intel (3.6GHz), DP1.4, 1GHz 24EUS 4K UHD, 16GB SO-DIMM DDR4 RAM 512GB M.2 SSD, Small Mini Gaming Desktop Computer, Mini Server for Office, Business, Home Heather

6W base TDP. 4 efficiency cores. Single channel memory. If you actually understand what that means, then you know what the limits of this machine are. If that didn't make any sense to you, then to sum it up in a word: Netbook. Look, you know that slightly tech illiterate person in your family or friend group? The one that just wants the PC "to work right" and that's it? This box has enough useful performance that they likely won't notice better until they start trying to create content or play a game. This machine does everyday tasks easily with little fuss. Email and office apps? No problem. A couple browser tabs? no problem. Watching HD content or even 4k? Fan might be audible, but works just fine. Note about that fan: The intake is on the bottom and the little feet don't give it much air. Prop it up on something, even a few toy blocks works wonders. The Turbo power state (PL1 and PL2) lets it run at 15W at 3.6GHz for a short burst IF the cooling can keep up. Per the screenshot, mine on light use bounces between 1.2GHz and 2.2GHz until I propped it up and it now spends any active time at 2GHz-2.5GHz. Idle clocks in a 600MHz and less power draw than my phone charger. Now the rough part... if you try firing up a game locally expect to drop the resolution to 720p or less and set every graphics option low to get to playable frame rates. Fortnite on Performance Mode, DOTA 2 on low, and GTA V on low, all play acceptably at a lowered resolution. Minecraft too maybe, but I don't have it to test. However, there's a twist: This box works VERY well as a game streaming device. I tested using Steam Remote Play to stream a few titles and after some network hiccups I can't complain about the performance. My particular setup required hardwiring either the main gaming box or the Firebat box for consistency, but I also have a wireless network cobbled together in 2014-2015. A remote service like Luna I haven't tested.

Small but strong !!

Bought a Mini PC Intel N150(Turbo 3.6GHz)...it did well for some time, last week (IT) Lost my password, I have tried to recover it thru the application for recovery but it does nothing. I wrote to the Company asking for help but no results. Will have to buy a new Computer but definitely not from GMKTEC ….NO CUSTOMER SUPPORT, They should not be selling their products in the USA.