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This system as little and light as is, it really packs a lot of Windows 11 PC capable of doing pretty much what ever you want it to do. It comes with the semi-current AMD Ryzen 7 CPU (current one cost a little more) , 32GB of DDR4 RAM (Expandable to 64GB), 1TB of m.2 NVMe SSD with a 2nd open slot for a secondary drive, and a 3GB of (Shared) AMD Radeon Graphics Memory, what more can you ask for at this price? I bought this mini-pc to replace my travel/work 15in. laptop being used as a TV, connected to a big TV in my bedroom. It has the same spec as my 15in. laptop, and it cost me $200 less. I only had to connect a USB keyboard and a wireless mouse, connect it to my TV with the supplied HDMI cable, and it's all good to go!I already have a Microsoft account with back-ups from my other laptops, so the setup was very easy. I only had to copy the settings and the apps installed from the laptop that was connected to my TV. This TV laptop I was using, was upgraded to 64GB RAM, and with two 2TB SSD. This was originally going to become my travel laptop for photography stuff, so this BOSGAME P4 Plus served its purpose to replace it.To use this Mini-PC with 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD for a TV-Media Center, it's got more than enough to do whatever. Works like 20 times faster than my old Windows 10 (Win11 unupgradable AMD A10, 24GB Max RAM, sloooooow PC) that I gave a serious Karate chop to. Damn! That felt so good!! I should have taken a photo of the aftermath, and sent the photo to Microsoft to let them know how I feel about them. May be I should do that with the Windowsphone 10 I still have in my "Junk Box".☝🏻😂My main PC has a AMD Ryzen 9 from 3 years ago, and it's an ASUS gaming laptop. Has 64GB RAM, and has great graphics with the Nvidia card with its dedicated memory. However, doing a task like editing photos, I really can't notice the difference in processing speed with the current and semi-current Ryzen 7 with the same amount of RAM. The only difference I notice is when I'm editing a large file size video, where the AMD Ryzen 9 and Radeon working with the Nvidia GeForce graphics card really out preforms my other machines with the Ryzen 7 with the shared memory Radeon card.So, if photo or video editing isn't the game, this Mini-PC will probably serve it's purpose, with lots of useable ports where you can connect a lot of things an make a wired mess.From about 15 years ago, I've been saying "a huge desktop and tower computers are a thing of the past". They run hot, consume a lot of wattage, take up space, and heavy. Right about the time Intel Core i5 came out, hi-spec laptops began to come down in price. Then, ASUS, Dell (Alienware), and Samsung just went nuts coming out with a high priced big "Gaming Laptops" (still weighed about 10Lbs) just overwhelming the desktops. Yeah, I had one from ASUS, but is was a replacement for an outdated tower PC I just got tired of upgrading.This is my very first purchase of a "Mini-PC", and I am just overwhelmingly impressed with this "BOSGAME". I have it on for 10 hours now, running updates, installing additional apps; etc., and it runs quiet, and much cooler (like room temperature) opposed to my "TV purpose laptop" does.Size is 5" x 5" Square, and only 1 - 3/4" in height. When I travel I need my laptop. I also, take my own movies and dramas to watch and stream with it. Now, I can just take this little bugger, along with a mouse and a mini keyboard, and just plug it in to the hotel's TV. I can now use my laptop as my laptop. 😂👍🏻

This is genuinely the best thing I've ever bought. For starters, I'm a gamer, and my old pc was a laptop well past its prime, so when I wanted a real PC, I was limited to cheaper options, which just didn't have the specs I wanted.Then I found this little beauty. A true diamond in the rough on the gaming market. Its small, compact, and very powerful. For an idea on how powerful this computer is, I ran Helldivers 2, Fortnite, A Minecraft modpack called Insane Craft, EVERY application I have, and opened 50 chrome tabs as a stress test. All of the games were still preforming at above 60 fps and the cpu usage was only at 40%.It's very easy to move around, which is helpful because I swap where I'm at in my house every other day, and I take my laptop with me when I travel, so I'm very glad I'll be able to do that with this. Another thing I have to mention is how cool it is at all times, I have never had an issue with heat, and it even feels cool to the touch at times when I'm only playing one game.This mini machine can run brand new high quality games such as Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Black Myth Wukong, Helldivers 2, and more on high frames with great graphics, possibly even all three of those simultaneously.I have an uncle with a 3+thousand dollar desktop computer, and this beast tanks what his struggles with. I actually showed my friends this computer and most of them went and bought their own simply because how perfect it is. I most likely wont ever own a big PC simply because of this little guy, and will definitely be following Mini PC development closely.I have not yet tried streaming, but I plan on it, and will update this when I do. (if I can, I've never left a review on amazon before)

Looses a star for need to wipe and deceptive vendor/mfg software download process.I wanted to get a cheap little PC mostly just for light gaming for my kid. The use case was mostly run around first person shooter so I wanted better graphics than a budget level. I was excited to see this one with the non-mobile AMD chip. Much better than the mobile version of the chip for gaming. At least from what I read. I'm pretty blown away by the specs in general at this price. First day I got it I spent about 2 hours downloading updates and creating profiles and getting everything ready to go. It's about the 25th PC I've set up over the years so nothing new. Kind of enjoyed it. Testing along the way went fine. The gameplay at first was choppy and slow until I downloaded more AMD graphics software and more updated drivers. The graphics seem to work pretty well then. Only problem that lingered was an intermittent failure to boot every now and then, but that failure to boot up became more and more annoying. It was almost every other time I get a black screen of death with the only way out a long press of the power button. The BIOS would boot fine and then it'll go black. Windows seem to be running the background but nothing else. I tried more updates of BIOS. Almost got suckered in downloading a bunch of bloatware from the vendors website. That was most annoying and concerning. But no matter what kind of drivers I installed, logs I reviewed, diagnostics I ran, I kept getting this black screen of death about every other boot up. It didn't matter if it was the admin user account or the standard user account that logged off prior to the fail boot ups. I was about ready to initiate a return when I decided to just completely wipe everything and start over with a fresh download of Windows. A few hours later, after all those updates after a fresh installed Windows, it does not seem to be having the boot up problem anymore. I've rebooted probably about 15 times in the last couple days (not normal rate, mostly testing) between myself and the other user account and not once has it failed to boot up. I'm pretty excited and hopeful.