NiPoGi AM16 Mini PC AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 5675U(Βeats 5500U/5560U/5600U,6C/12T,Max 4.3GHz),Mini Computer 32GB Dual Channel RAM+512GB M.2 NVME SSD,WiFi6/BT5.2/Triple Display 4K@60Hz/HDMI+Type-C,Office/Home

Have been using it so far l, works really well, I use it for development work and it can run applications like vscode and other IDEs really well and fast.

I purchased this to run a homelab using proxmox,Very happy with its performance, size and value for money.Unfortunately after 4 months it failed,However the customer support is excellent, with a replacement sent

I bought this to replace my daughter's daily runner which is not suitable for update to W11. I purchased the 32GB RAM version and my first impressions are that, assuming the reliability is good it is an excellent choice for this purpose especially if the requirement doesn't include high demand gaming and/or video editing / processing. It has a ridiculously small footprint in relation the Dell mini-Tower it is replacing. Nevertheless, it can run up to three screen (including one through the full function Type C on the front). It also has ample scope for storage expansion; having a spare M.2 SATA slot to which I have fitted a WD SA510 SSD as a 1TB data Leaving the W11 on the 500MB M.2 PCIe SSD which was already fitted. This combination with the very competent processor is really very slick and my daughter is delighted with the performance. As her computing tasks are somewhat modest in relation to demanding, high setting gaming / videoprocessing , it is a real step up from the PC she was using. With the upcoming 'obsolescence' of Windows 10, this or , if necessary one of the higher spec. versions, is an ideal choice for an update, especially if your daily runner is running out of 'puff'. It runs very quietly and is very straightforward to set up. I got the PC in the recent sale so the value for money is excellent. One issue was that the operations system was an older Home version of W11 rather the advertised W11 Pro. But the excellent product support sent me the update file in very short order. I cannot fault both their amazing responsiveness and understanding; one of the best examples of customer support I have experienced in this field.. In that regard you can buy with confidence. The only issue which prevents me from giving a 5 star rating is that the case is made of relatively thin plastic in relation to the competition - but that to be expected at this price point. With the base in place, the case firms up acceptably and I have confidence that it will last the course. The RAM and Storage are not main-branded items but neither would I would expect them to be at this price point.

This will be a very detailed review, so get comfortable folks.I bought the 32gb version just in case I needed more ram. Off the bat, the pc was nicely packaged, with a charger, HDMI cable, and of course, the pc. The setup was easy, it had windows 11 pre-installed with a license but I thought that the pc might have malware on it so I re-downloaded windows. Remember what happened with Acemagic?The pc performs well. Brilliant for youtube and basic browsing. Tabs load in a second. The pc itself is silent when simply browsing. I'm actually writing this review on it haha. It can run 4k video with minor to no stutters. Overall, for browsing, it's a 10/10 for me.Now, I know some of you may want to know how it performs in games. I've tried a couple. Games like minecraft and roblox got over 200 fps on very high settings, which is more than enough. Fortnite can get a smooth 60 fps but on very low settings with the fps capped. Tomb Raider 2013 was running on 100 fps with medium settings. Rise of the Tomb Raider and Shadow of the tomb raider are pretty GPU demanding games, so they only got around 20-30 fps on very low settings, which is a shame but I'm not surprised considering this pc doesn't have a graphics card. The forest got 60 fps on low settings and Counter Strike 2 got 60 fps on medium settings. I don't know how much fps The Sims 4 got but it was pretty smooth. All these games were tested in 1080p. Overall, for gaming, I'd say it's a 4/10, but we also need to factor in that it has no graphics card.Now for 3d modeling and video editing. These are also GPU intensive tasks. In blender, it ran smoothly and I'm sure you can make some lovely models with it. But using it to make full landscapes isn't a viable option. As for video editing, this pc stutters quite a lot. Making smooth cuts and transitions put a pretty big strain on the graphics card. This slightly disappointed me but it is what it is.Overall, I'd give the pc a 6/10. Compared to my old laptop it's a huge upgrade. It can run old games on it and some later titles at low resolution.

After four days of use I can make some what of an assessment on this PC, it's fast and no slouch also it's processor is impressive along with the 32GB of ram I have had no troubles at all. The Wi-Fi is full bars all daylong and browsing is an enjoyable experience without having to wait an eternity for pages to load, I would highly recommend this PC to anyone also I forgot to say it's small and I almost laughed when I unpacked it. Great buy no regrets at all.

What a great little pc. Using it as my daily driver as it more than powerful enough for word, excel, web browsing and easily handled 4k video. Really quiet even under load, and the GPU is great can handle a few murder games at low resolution but older games it breezes through. Paying my back catalogue of steam and it great. Alien isolation can be ramped up. Counter strike 2 is brilliant. Very very pleased

Very fast and budget friendly