MINISFORUM HM80 Mini PC AMD Ryzen 7 4800U Desktop Computer, DDR4 32G RAM+512G SSD, HDMI/DP/USB-C 4K@60Hz Output, 2X RJ45 Port(1000/2500Mbps), 6X USB Port, WIFI6 AX200, AMD Radeon Graphics, 2X HDD Slot

Needed to firmware and OS upgrade/reinstall.. No live support available from Mfr

Smaller than my Blu-ray player. Works out of the box with Windows, and Linux ( running Fedora ). Would even be well suited for a general purpose PC. Not for the hardcore gamer, but can do games at 720p - 1080p low settings.

Disappointed - I bought this PC for the Windows 10 installed. Reason being my printer will not work on Windows 11. Well, guess what - I got Windows 11 and now cannot use my printer.

After only a week of buying it. It starts to sound too loud as shown in the video. Im disappointed!

Until now (I have tested it for 1 week) it works well. It performed very well in CPU Windows and Linux (Fedora) benchmarks. It also performed well in CPU. Had no problems installing Fedora linux.

This Mini Computer is super quiet, and it puts out incredible graphics! Very satisfied

AMD does support thunderbolt but minisforum doesnt support it with their drivers or BIOS. USB4 support is lacking as well.

Pre: I got the HX80G with the Ryzen 7 5800H.

Started up perfectly right out of the box. Immediately after set-up, updated Windows 11 Pro 21H1 to 22H2 version, and it works splendidly. I have not had an issue yet. Using it to replace my 5-year-old tower computer on its second motherboard - which just happened to cost more back when purchased. Great quality picture and graphics, plenty of RAM memory, and room for a 2.5 SSD drive. Almost a gaming computer.

This mini PC packs a strong punch for such a small device. It’s amazing that it was not that long ago that a computer with this kinds of specs would only come in a large heavy tower. This little guy is barely the size of a mousepad. It comes with Windows 10 already installed, and once I put in my existing Microsoft account information, my computer was almost set up. I have two monitors connected, and there were enough inputs to allow me to do that. I did plug in a USB extender so that I could add a wireless mouse and keyboard and things like that. These are inexpensive, likely unnecessary, but only $15-$20 extra if you need one, and if you do they work really well with this machine.