I tried using a 54W power limit and setting UMA_GAME_OPTIMZED and with no change the 680M will not hold its turbo of 2400Mhz for long and always throttles a little. Evening forcing a max fan RPM via the bios it will still happen. I see no way to fix it and I've asked MOREFINE if they have a bios update to fix it.
Have you looked into disabling CPU boost? You can do so with a registry key and changing boost setting in Windows power plan, this can leave more TDP and thermal headroom on the table for the 680M provided your application isn't CPU bound
With an uncapped frame rate you may be allowing the CPU to "run wild". Cap to say 60fps (vsync on a 60hz monitor?) and you will probably find you can turn up some graphics settings to make it use the GPU more. Overall FPS would be down but you'll be at higher settings and hopefully still with no stutter
It's truly great to see how these mini PCs are improving their graphic performance! Looks very promising 👌. Your Studio background setup is very nice Sir Chris! 👍👍🙂
I got an ultrabook with the 6800H and 680M @ 2200Mhz and the power limit in games plays a role in the iGPU frequency fluctuating, when the CPU needs more power it will always get prioritized over the GPU, it's how this chipset behaves. Great review as always.
Did you try to connect your external GPU using the Thunderbolt port or the M.2 adapter? Interested to see if this worked like it did with the 5900HX Beelink version
wow, mini pc are gettting awesome, especially AMD only mini pc, plus with FSR performance mode from AMD to bump up some fps like cyber punk game or god of war
For anyone looking at the Morefine S600 be aware that the advertised "Super silent" fan is not silent at all, quite the opposite. If you lower the fan speed in BIOS you can get it to be quiet when the computer is sitting around not doing anything, but as soon as you do more or less anything the fan maxes out, making it really loud. Then it goes back and forth between low and max fan speed like a yoyo. It's by far the most annoyingly sounding computer I have had and despite the very good specs for the small size I am pretty disappointed with it.
I am using this device and the main issue i have with it is that the Thunderbolt 3 port doesnt seem to work. I attached a Toshiba T3 Dock to it and doesnt recognise at all. Bios says Thunderbolt 3 is enabled , but since it seems impossible to get a Manual for the M/B no idea if any other settings need to be changed. I cant find out what motherboard its using so far ( apart from AMI APTIO of which there are many types), and they are terrible at support...never answer on Chat or whatsapp for days. Accordingly with 3 monitors I can only get 2 working since any USB C hub you plug in also doesnt seem to work on DP or HDMI outputs. Very frustrating. Had to plug in a USB>VGA adapter to get the 3rd one working since th4e USB C seems a write off. Other than that of course its fast and so on like any pc with an R9-6900X would be.
Same lol. Although I imagine it'll be a while before ASUS release a new model with the 6000 series apu's. I don't really trust any other brands making mini-PC units.
That thumbnail made me think this was going to be an ETA Prime video, then after the first seconds I thought it was going to be a collaboration, and after 30 seconds I finally realised it was TechTablets :)
Hi, I bought the m600 with windows 10, I tried to install windows 11 but i couldn't find the bluetooth/wireless/multimedia drivers, where do you found the drivers?
@@Techtablets It just arrived, but there is no stand! :( Update: the wifi card is Intel's AX210, the RAM is from Crucial, the SSD is from some unknown Chinese company, but it has midrange Gen 4 speeds, so it is much faster than top-tier Gen 3.
Cheers for reviewing this, I think you are the only one so far. Really torn between this and the UM690, the latter is $100 cheaper but only has one PCIe 4.0 port (as well as SATA). Not sure if its worth going for this one.
Great video! Just one thing about the video demo that you're playing is NOT a real 10 bit in terms of color and performance. It is actually a rec. 709 which is a flat "10 bit" file which only contains 8 bit data.
You could change the TDC from 54A to 60 A and the power limits from 64 to 80-90W either in the bios or using UXTU. the HX chip should also be able to use the pbo and curve optimizer
So far the changes I've made don't stop the 680M from throttling a little. Setting the power limit using an override setting results in 400mhz locked on all cores it's odd. But 54W can be set and 4GB dedicated to the GPU. I'll have to try a software way around it.
This looks like a solid upgrade and and I do like my morefine Ryzen mini but it has some drawbacks, mostly notably fan noise and still using USB 2.0 ports for some strange reason. I also think it depends on your use case. For example for not much more you can get the minisforum Intel NUC with core i7-11800H and GeForce RTX 3070 which I hear runs near silent unless under extreme load and beats this out on on gaming performance due to the dedicated graphics. Also being intel and nvidia will have better compatibility with Adobe apps.
Thanks for your video. I'm a bit disappointed about the RUclips test because the viewport is not in 4K. I tried this kind of test with my laptop (Asus TUF II with Optimus) and I can say that everything is ok if you're using a viewport smaller than 4K. But, when you use native 4K resolution (external monitor), things are a little bit different : you can see some stuttering (which depends of course of your graphic card). So your test is not very relevant, even if we can see some dropping frames. Regards.
Thanks for the review. Can you test if it supports Microsoft Playready, because it is needed to playback 4k content with Netflix. My previous Amd gpu didn't support it, so hopefully this Amd does. Thanks in advance.
Kinda sucks you need 64GB system memory to get 8GB allocated to video. 32GB should have been enough to dedicate 8GB. The UM690 doesn't have this limitation. I hope morefine can fix this with a bios update.
@@Techtablets yeah, that's what I'm saying. Even with 16GB total system ram you should be able to do 8+8GB. It shouldn't take 64GB do be able to dedicate 8gb to GPU.
Don't know if you have one to test it with but it would be interesting to see if this can handle vr at all even if it's something like bigcreen, virtual desktop, so it can be used as a machine without a monitor for media watching without a TV. If it's getting over 90fps in GTA then it should even be able to do something like beat saber no problem. It having WiFi 6 it should do wireless to the quest 2 and the new Pico headset
Great video as always. I am considering the mini PC market but more inclined to the Minisforum one with the discrete graphics (Neptune). Do you think it's worth it even though it's a previous gen CPU and more expensive?
thank you, most informative review did you get 4K, 120hertz, 10bit full dynamic, RGB on the CX/C1? And by chance did you catch the power wattage during basic YT video watching? Glad to see the power can be reduced all the way to 15watts to save energy cost.
Hi with my LG CX it’s 4k120 10bit according to windows and with my Philips OLED 707. The wattage with youtube 4K was around 24-28W and idle 11-13W with mouse, keyboard and external M.2 SSD.
@@Techtablets thank you very helpful to getting these figures. Am glad to see its finally hit that magical number of 4K120 10bit in such a small package!
@techtablets can you please confirm that the HDMI port is indeed 100% HDMI 2.1 and can do 4k @ 120hz ? Their wording on their website is very unclear on this to say the lest with totally wierd wording. And if it can is it then RGB or 4.4.4 ? (and not using chroma subsampling)
Yes, but so far my changes seem to have caused issues. I was only trying to change the CAS time a little. 40 to 38 and no luck. I'm using to tweaking Intel system RAM not AMD.
It's got a spare M.2 port if you've only got one SSD plugged in; i reckon you could use that for better eGPU performance than thunderbolt, right? Assuming you could find a way to cool down the CPU even more?
They need to slightly increase the size of a mini PC for the dGPU or make an add-on dGPU lower floor (a bit like what Nintendo had in mind for N64). The whole package should also cost around 600 to 800 Eur. Otherwise, might as well build your own mini PC.
No only 19v. But you can use PD 2.0 or better battery banks with this as long as it can do 100W under this it might cut out when you do something demanding.
@@Techtablets thank you very much for the quick reply! That is unfortunate and I really appreciate the idea! Looks like I have a lot of shopping to do to plan this new upgrade. I use two custom compact 4S1P battery banks in my handheld so there is about 170W sustained output and 93Whr. To save space I removed the voltage regulator so the batteries deliver a raw 12.8-16.8V range. It works very well with Intel and Asrock NUCs because they support 12-19V but since I want to upgrade to RDNA2 graphics the higher voltage means I need more battery cells per bank and/or a regulator. I'll need some time to figure that out. There are prebuilt battery banks I might want to use that are double the size and cost $230 a piece. I heard from Robtech the 6900HX can run on a 15W TDP and do 14W for simple youtube videos which would be phenomenal on the go and then I could increase the tdp once I find an outlet to charge from. I got excited to shop for an upgrade but it completely slipped my mind to check the voltage until now. Edit: my bad, $150 per prebuilt battery bank lol
In this kind of mini pcs, it would be great to know how much power it pulls from the wall. Suggestion: get a power meter socket and check how much it pulls running the heaviest app and how much it pull while idle. 🙏 And keep up with you honest reviews
The IO on these boxes are so baffling. Why are there so many USB 2 ports? At least this offers ONE 4.0 port. Like I get maybe 2 USB 2.0 ports but not 3. Should be 2 4.0 and 4 USB 3.0. Asrock has the best boxes for this stuff. Two 4.0 up front, one 3.2 10Gbs and two 3.2 10Gbs on the back with two lan and a two display outs.
@@Techtablets It's not even that. As I said, ASROCK's amazing MINIPCs the "NUC" line like the 1260P or whatever, I think has the perfect amount of ports for its size. 2 LAN, 2 Display Out, 2 USB 3.2 on the back, one on the front and two USB 4s on the front. I would have thought, by now, USB 2 would have been phased out.
@@tdata545 USB2 is fine for keyboard and mouse (but 2x USB2 should be enough). The 1260P offers only DDR4 & 1 x M.2 for SSD, this is not really an alternative to the M600.
Yet another amd mini pc with usb4 on the front. You would think that at least one would come out with it on the back where it really should be. Virtually every Intel based mini pc has thunderbolt on the rear. This is beyond annoying.
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I tried using a 54W power limit and setting UMA_GAME_OPTIMZED and with no change the 680M will not hold its turbo of 2400Mhz for long and always throttles a little. Evening forcing a max fan RPM via the bios it will still happen. I see no way to fix it and I've asked MOREFINE if they have a bios update to fix it.
Gpu max memory = 2gb
Depends on the RAM installed. I have 32GB and 4GB is dedicated to the 680M now with UMA_GAME_OPTIMZED. If you have 16GB system RAM = 2GB and 64GB 8GB.
Have you looked into disabling CPU boost? You can do so with a registry key and changing boost setting in Windows power plan, this can leave more TDP and thermal headroom on the table for the 680M provided your application isn't CPU bound
If there's a way to lower the CPU power budget from bios that might work,
I doubt games take full advantage of the 6900HX
With an uncapped frame rate you may be allowing the CPU to "run wild". Cap to say 60fps (vsync on a 60hz monitor?) and you will probably find you can turn up some graphics settings to make it use the GPU more. Overall FPS would be down but you'll be at higher settings and hopefully still with no stutter
It's truly great to see how these mini PCs are improving their graphic performance! Looks very promising 👌.
Your Studio background setup is very nice Sir Chris! 👍👍🙂
Thanks a great product. As for the background just trying a few different things. I've completely rearranged the studio.
Loving the new studio filming layout mate ☺️☺️ feels very professional and direct to camera!
Thanks I've rearranged things a bit to mix it up.
Very powerful and great value APU. Very helpful as I'm looking for a mini PC. Good hands on review 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I got an ultrabook with the 6800H and 680M @ 2200Mhz and the power limit in games plays a role in the iGPU frequency fluctuating, when the CPU needs more power it will always get prioritized over the GPU, it's how this chipset behaves. Great review as always.
Did you try to connect your external GPU using the Thunderbolt port or the M.2 adapter? Interested to see if this worked like it did with the 5900HX Beelink version
wow, mini pc are gettting awesome, especially AMD only mini pc, plus with FSR performance mode from AMD to bump up some fps like cyber punk game or god of war
They sure are.
I really love it has open bios!🙂
For anyone looking at the Morefine S600 be aware that the advertised "Super silent" fan is not silent at all, quite the opposite. If you lower the fan speed in BIOS you can get it to be quiet when the computer is sitting around not doing anything, but as soon as you do more or less anything the fan maxes out, making it really loud. Then it goes back and forth between low and max fan speed like a yoyo. It's by far the most annoyingly sounding computer I have had and despite the very good specs for the small size I am pretty disappointed with it.
hello, can you export necessary drivers (usb4,wifi,....) of this pc and download link? thank you so much
I am using this device and the main issue i have with it is that the Thunderbolt 3 port doesnt seem to work. I attached a Toshiba T3 Dock to it and doesnt recognise at all. Bios says Thunderbolt 3 is enabled , but since it seems impossible to get a Manual for the M/B no idea if any other settings need to be changed. I cant find out what motherboard its using so far ( apart from AMI APTIO of which there are many types), and they are terrible at support...never answer on Chat or whatsapp for days.
Accordingly with 3 monitors I can only get 2 working since any USB C hub you plug in also doesnt seem to work on DP or HDMI outputs. Very frustrating. Had to plug in a USB>VGA adapter to get the 3rd one working since th4e USB C seems a write off.
Other than that of course its fast and so on like any pc with an R9-6900X would be.
I already own the Asus PN50 mini-PC (with a Ryzen 4800U) but this makes me want to upgrade even though I don't need it. Dammit.
Same lol. Although I imagine it'll be a while before ASUS release a new model with the 6000 series apu's. I don't really trust any other brands making mini-PC units.
@@mrchico2621 lenovo is a valid option, not really a budget one though
@@mrchico2621 I'm sure ASUS will have one in the works and coming Q1
There is the Asus ExpertCenter PN53 with attractive specifications and a Ryzen 6900HX apu.
I expect @TechTablets may be reviewing that eventually?
@@mrchico2621 Just in case you haven't seen it. Asus already released the PN53 which I highly recommend as a good upgrade to the PN50.
That thumbnail made me think this was going to be an ETA Prime video, then after the first seconds I thought it was going to be a collaboration, and after 30 seconds I finally realised it was TechTablets :)
No just me :D
I have noticed that Topton are selling what looks like an identical Mini PC as well.
Yes, same ODM. Or they are the ODM
Hi, I bought the m600 with windows 10, I tried to install windows 11 but i couldn't find the bluetooth/wireless/multimedia drivers, where do you found the drivers?
I ordered one with the 6850H to save a bit of money. Hopefully I don't lose much performance!
No much I think.
@@Techtablets It just arrived, but there is no stand! :(
Update: the wifi card is Intel's AX210, the RAM is from Crucial, the SSD is from some unknown Chinese company, but it has midrange Gen 4 speeds, so it is much faster than top-tier Gen 3.
Cheers for reviewing this, I think you are the only one so far. Really torn between this and the UM690, the latter is $100 cheaper but only has one PCIe 4.0 port (as well as SATA). Not sure if its worth going for this one.
I’ll have to see if that one has 680M throttling to find which is the best. I have my UM690 stuck in customs.
@@Techtablets still in customs😢
Yes no idea what is going on with it.
Great video!
Just one thing about the video demo that you're playing is NOT a real 10 bit in terms of color and performance. It is actually a rec. 709 which is a flat "10 bit" file which only contains 8 bit data.
You could change the TDC from 54A to 60 A and the power limits from 64 to 80-90W either in the bios or using UXTU. the HX chip should also be able to use the pbo and curve optimizer
So far the changes I've made don't stop the 680M from throttling a little. Setting the power limit using an override setting results in 400mhz locked on all cores it's odd. But 54W can be set and 4GB dedicated to the GPU. I'll have to try a software way around it.
I hope you do review for TopTon mini pc with 5900hx and 6600m in upcoming days.
I'm not in touch with them and no plans to buy it.
This looks like a solid upgrade and and I do like my morefine Ryzen mini but it has some drawbacks, mostly notably fan noise and still using USB 2.0 ports for some strange reason. I also think it depends on your use case. For example for not much more you can get the minisforum Intel NUC with core i7-11800H and GeForce RTX 3070 which I hear runs near silent unless under extreme load and beats this out on on gaming performance due to the dedicated graphics. Also being intel and nvidia will have better compatibility with Adobe apps.
Thanks for your video. I'm a bit disappointed about the RUclips test because the viewport is not in 4K. I tried this kind of test with my laptop (Asus TUF II with Optimus) and I can say that everything is ok if you're using a viewport smaller than 4K. But, when you use native 4K resolution (external monitor), things are a little bit different : you can see some stuttering (which depends of course of your graphic card). So your test is not very relevant, even if we can see some dropping frames. Regards.
Really looking forwards to ryzen 7000G to compare with the 6000
Thats what I am waiting for..
Thanks for the review. Can you test if it supports Microsoft Playready, because it is needed to playback 4k content with Netflix. My previous Amd gpu didn't support it, so hopefully this Amd does. Thanks in advance.
Hello! Wich one do you think has the best camera? samsung s21 fe, xiaomi mi 11 lite NE or samsung s20 fe ?
S21 Fe
Do you think if you know if you could set this up with a duel OS ? And could you use this to spin up virtual machines?
Any idea if it will support overclock in the BIOS for RAM rated for 5600?
Kinda sucks you need 64GB system memory to get 8GB allocated to video. 32GB should have been enough to dedicate 8GB. The UM690 doesn't have this limitation. I hope morefine can fix this with a bios update.
Well with UMA game optimised enabled it’s 4GB dedicated to the 680M so yes with 64GB you’ll get 8GB
@@Techtablets yeah, that's what I'm saying. Even with 16GB total system ram you should be able to do 8+8GB. It shouldn't take 64GB do be able to dedicate 8gb to GPU.
Yes an expensive way to get 8GB dedicated. Sadly there is not other way to get 8GB with less than 64GB RAM.
Don't know if you have one to test it with but it would be interesting to see if this can handle vr at all even if it's something like bigcreen, virtual desktop, so it can be used as a machine without a monitor for media watching without a TV. If it's getting over 90fps in GTA then it should even be able to do something like beat saber no problem.
It having WiFi 6 it should do wireless to the quest 2 and the new Pico headset
Great video as always. I am considering the mini PC market but more inclined to the Minisforum one with the discrete graphics (Neptune). Do you think it's worth it even though it's a previous gen CPU and more expensive?
It's worth ti yes for the 6600M
I ordered an HX90G after weighing it up carefully. These little ones are awesome but I don't need that much CPU, I'd rather have the extra GPU.
Good move. I would rather the GPU power myself
thank you, most informative review did you get 4K, 120hertz, 10bit full dynamic, RGB on the CX/C1? And by chance did you catch the power wattage during basic YT video watching? Glad to see the power can be reduced all the way to 15watts to save energy cost.
Hi with my LG CX it’s 4k120 10bit according to windows and with my Philips OLED 707. The wattage with youtube 4K was around 24-28W and idle 11-13W with mouse, keyboard and external M.2 SSD.
@@Techtablets thank you very helpful to getting these figures. Am glad to see its finally hit that magical number of 4K120 10bit in such a small package!
Can you do a battle between the UM690 and this MOREFINE?? I believed they both have Ryzen 9 6900HX.
My UM690 is stuck in customs and soon I'm heading to Malaysia so it might be a while.
@@Techtablets thank you in advance and love your channel! :)
@techtablets can you please confirm that the HDMI port is indeed 100% HDMI 2.1 and can do 4k @ 120hz ? Their wording on their website is very unclear on this to say the lest with totally wierd wording. And if it can is it then RGB or 4.4.4 ? (and not using chroma subsampling)
I have confirmed it with my LG CX and Philips OLED 707 both run 4k120 from the HDMi port and type c.
Thank you for answer. Can you please let me know if itnwas 4.4.4 or RGB or just 4.2.2 lower chroma subsampling?
Hi! Is it possible to change the frequency and timings of memory in bios?
Yes, but so far my changes seem to have caused issues. I was only trying to change the CAS time a little. 40 to 38 and no luck. I'm using to tweaking Intel system RAM not AMD.
I use my computers for a few to several years before I 'retire' them.
Is the M600 likely to stand the test of time for long term use?
I don’t see why it wouldn’t.
Good review as always. Can I ask what mouse is that 0:15?
Logitech G603
It's got a spare M.2 port if you've only got one SSD plugged in; i reckon you could use that for better eGPU performance than thunderbolt, right? Assuming you could find a way to cool down the CPU even more?
Yes if you used an external M.2 GPU like this I've covered: ruclips.net/video/BrmHVL6zgGs/видео.html
Hello, i have whea errors in hwinfo when gaming. Can you check it too?
Any chance that you do a review on the beelink ser6 pro 6800h? Thanks
6:48 knowing AMD the bulk of the performance would probably remain after lowering the tdp to 35 W ?
Most of it yes I would say 80%
does it support raid on nvme and ddr5 ecc ram? also curious about DASH support for amd pro processors.
No ECC support as for Raid I didn't see any option in there for setting it up.
this or the um690?
UM690
4:28 are the antenna connectors shielded ?
Never seen that before , interesting
Do you know how to reset bios thete Is nota proper button
They need to slightly increase the size of a mini PC for the dGPU or make an add-on dGPU lower floor (a bit like what Nintendo had in mind for N64). The whole package should also cost around 600 to 800 Eur. Otherwise, might as well build your own mini PC.
Minisforum Neptune has a 6600M
2 Ethernet ports ?
Wow, that would make it the most overkill router xD
It sure would!
Can anyone confirm if it has ECC like the s500+?
Is the fan quiet e.g. when simply watching a YT video?
no its a turbine
Test it please with a Thunderbolt external GPU
Will this work with Proxmox
Should but could be a little laggy.
This is latest 2022… there isnt any Usb-C Except that one in front !
100euro more than Minisforum UM690 whichever is on sale with no customs to Europe.
I wonder what will happen if you put the insides of this Mini PC into a regular ATX Case with proper cooling?
Not a lot unless you set higher power limits and have good cooling
@@Techtablets Indeed, watercoolinng the CPU and adding big fans to the bigger case to cool down the GPU
Is the CPU soldered?
it is soldered onto the mainboard.
@@Techtablets So a single 360 water cooler could do wonders for temps
Does it support 12-19V for batteries?
No only 19v. But you can use PD 2.0 or better battery banks with this as long as it can do 100W under this it might cut out when you do something demanding.
@@Techtablets thank you very much for the quick reply! That is unfortunate and I really appreciate the idea! Looks like I have a lot of shopping to do to plan this new upgrade. I use two custom compact 4S1P battery banks in my handheld so there is about 170W sustained output and 93Whr. To save space I removed the voltage regulator so the batteries deliver a raw 12.8-16.8V range. It works very well with Intel and Asrock NUCs because they support 12-19V but since I want to upgrade to RDNA2 graphics the higher voltage means I need more battery cells per bank and/or a regulator. I'll need some time to figure that out. There are prebuilt battery banks I might want to use that are double the size and cost $230 a piece. I heard from Robtech the 6900HX can run on a 15W TDP and do 14W for simple youtube videos which would be phenomenal on the go and then I could increase the tdp once I find an outlet to charge from. I got excited to shop for an upgrade but it completely slipped my mind to check the voltage until now.
Edit: my bad, $150 per prebuilt battery bank lol
In this kind of mini pcs, it would be great to know how much power it pulls from the wall.
Suggestion: get a power meter socket and check how much it pulls running the heaviest app and how much it pull while idle.
🙏 And keep up with you honest reviews
It's in the video I mentioned it, there is a section on that. 12-13 idle (with keyboard and mouse) and about 78W max
@@Techtablets trully sorry if I wasn't paying attention.
Thanks. That idle is not bad for considering it for a small VM lab
Any review coming soon for redmi note 12 phones?
whens the global release?
Not that I know of, I don't have it or have heard anything.
Does it support an external GPU?
Yes via the USB 4.0 port it can also run TB3 so an external Type-C GPU enclosure will work.
@@Techtablets thanks for the answer. So that means I can use my 3080 with it?
Yes in an external GPU enclosure but you loose a lot of performance from Type-C enclosures.
“Morphine”?? 🤨 😂
Well some claim they want morefine pronounced like Morphine 🤣🤷♂️
ur face is on their website
When you realize amd 780m with 16gb ram alloted and OC is as good as amd 6600m or intel arc a730m or rtx 3050 6gb 45 watt
13:42 looks choppy.
The IO on these boxes are so baffling. Why are there so many USB 2 ports? At least this offers ONE 4.0 port. Like I get maybe 2 USB 2.0 ports but not 3. Should be 2 4.0 and 4 USB 3.0. Asrock has the best boxes for this stuff. Two 4.0 up front, one 3.2 10Gbs and two 3.2 10Gbs on the back with two lan and a two display outs.
Yes I would have preferred more type c ports and one more with full display out and PD but we only get one.
@@Techtablets It's not even that. As I said, ASROCK's amazing MINIPCs the "NUC" line like the 1260P or whatever, I think has the perfect amount of ports for its size. 2 LAN, 2 Display Out, 2 USB 3.2 on the back, one on the front and two USB 4s on the front. I would have thought, by now, USB 2 would have been phased out.
The use of USB 2.0 is stupid and clearly cost saving.
@@tdata545 USB2 is fine for keyboard and mouse (but 2x USB2 should be enough). The 1260P offers only DDR4 & 1 x M.2 for SSD, this is not really an alternative to the M600.
Yet another amd mini pc with usb4 on the front. You would think that at least one would come out with it on the back where it really should be. Virtually every Intel based mini pc has thunderbolt on the rear. This is beyond annoying.
I've seen a lot of fun being made of stupid chinese names, but I didn't expect them to literally name their shit Morphine...
Same they should use a different name.
you need to start paying youtube 4k/60 but AV1 Not only vp9
And how do you set it to use AV1? By default it's VP9 I don't think the average joe would change that.
Av1 is used when videos have a high number of views usually, like a few hundred thousand
Okay for the lower bandwidth it makes sense.
ssd 👎 speed
shit minipc, the minisoforum um690 is better in price and performance having liquid metal....
I haven't tested it yet, mines stuck in customs. But hope the UM690 doesn't throttle on the 680M.
No quite the UM690 by minisforum though.. 🤷♂️
This is just a cheap, over priced copy cat..
Should be able to 75W TDP
The price isn't competitive enough compared to, say, minisforum
Please help me, i dont received the activation email for my new account xxspookyxx
Can you power the unit via the type C port since it supports PD. Could run with a power bank