BOSGAME E3 Neo Mini PC, Intel N95 (up to 3.4GHz) 16GB DDR4 RAM 512GB SSD Mini Desktop Computer, Micro PC Support 4K Dual Display/WiFi 5/ BT5.0/ USB 3.2/2.5G LAN

This is not my first rodeo on Mini PCs, I got 2~3 years ago Mini PC's from Beelink with Ryzen 7 5800H and Ryzen 7 6800H CPU's. It was time for an upgrade with something having an Oculink port so I can use an external GPU with it. I always put 64GB RAM(2x32GB DDR5-5600) on my machines so I can set 16GB of iGP memory and left 48GB of RAM for Win11 Pro operations. Performs like a Champ, will install a secondary NVMe to have 3TB total of storage. Win11 Pro came with, runs very fast. I'm currently using it as an audiophile MiniPC with Creative BT-W6, Fiio BTA 30 Pro and iFi Zen Blue 3 all, hook up to Bosgame M4 Neo Mini PC so I can use my Sennheiser and Sony TWS's and also with my Anker Bluetooth Speakers. Huge jump on iGP with Radeon 780m compared to Radeon 680m and specially weighted against Radeon Vega 8 from Ryzen 7 5800H Mini PC. Will order a BOSGAME eGPU Docking Station GVP7600 XT or a competitor when it drops its price a little. Pros: Silent and I run it in performance mode at all times. 4 USB ports on front, 2xUSB-C ports and 2xUSB-A ports. Rock Solid Stable so far. Cons: When I reboot the MiniPC, sometimes(happened twice already) it doesn't recognize my external USB WIFI 7 card, to be able to fix it, I have to use windows "network network problems" tool and is fixed in 1~2 seconds. Once, after an win11 update, there was no windows 11 booting screen, so I had to manually turn it off and turn it back on again.

Honestly I have been using that mini computer for a couple of weeks now and I must say I am very very positively surprised it works really well such a tiny machine and an excellent performance for ordinary home user

I'm sure it works well if I didn't need to have a 2nd ssd in it but I do need that 2nd ssd in. For some odd reason, the screw that secures the 2nd ssd is different and can't be removed. It's unfortunate because I've bought the H77 and that one just works well. BTW, I don't know what's up but someone who reviewed this exact same item from another seller, a customer who put up pics of the insides of his M1, shows a better way to secure the 2nd SSD. That's not what I have. I honestly don't understand why I have a stuck screw from this M1 from this particular seller.

I had been very happy with the unit as it had been a quiet, reliable, and budget friendly video encoder for archiving all of my relatives' family videos and was acting as my primary media pc. Just 14 days short of a year the unit powered off and would not power back on. After working with their very responsive technical support, they are replacing it with a current nearest equivalent newer and faster unit as the particular exact type of unit with the issue is no longer available.

Great little necessity that works. Will be telling my Probus club members how to save money without having to buy a replacement machine to replace the forced MS 11 debacle