Geekom GT13 Pro Mini-PC Review – Alternative model with an Intel i7-13620H

1 - Intro and technical data 2 - Look and feel 3 - Teardown 4 - Benchmarks: CPU, SSD and cache 5 - Benchmarks: GPU and games 6 - Torture, power draw and noise 7 - Summary and conclusion

Summary and conclusion

The GT13 Pro is roughly where I expected it to be based on experience: In the top third of results, at least at the time of release. The CPU architecture is last-gen, but still quite modern and powerful. Click here for the big overall comparison:

Battle of the dwarfs: Mini-PC benchmark comparison and overview of all models tested so far

A full scan with Windows Defender revealed no findings, and no bloatware was pre-installed either. I was surprised by the really fast SSD speed, both when reading and writing. You will look in vain for the typical well-known brands inside.

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• Manufacturer store (Germany)
• Manufacturer Shop (International)
• Amazon page (Germany)

At the time of publication, this brings the price for the variant with i7-13620H, 32GB DDR4 RAM and a 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD to an impressive 685 euros. In view of the fact that Geekom even offers more powerful models with AMD processors, sometimes at a lower price, there is little to be said for the GT13 Pro. I would also like to emphasize the high temperatures under maximum load, but the AMD Mini-PCs with this case also suffer from this. It looksreally stylish, but apparently doesn’t allow enough fresh air to reach the cooler.

The test sample was provided by Geekom without obligation. There was and is no influence on the tests and results. There was also no compensation for expenses and no obligation to publish.