Summary and conclusion
In terms of performance, the Ryzen 7 5800U used here lands somewhere in the midfield, as expected a little ahead of its predecessor 4800U. It offers sufficient performance for all tasks that are expected of a modern computer. Click here for our overall comparison:
Kampf der Zwerge: Mini-PC Benchmark im Vergleich und Übersicht aller bisher getesteten Modelle
A full scan with Windows Defender did not reveal anything, so the pre-installed operating system appears to be free of unwanted additions. During the initial setup, I had the problem that after the boot screen only a picture output via Displayport was possible. However, once I was in Windows and had updated all the drivers, the problem no longer occurred.
With the appropriately named code “ODPL4VJR” there is a 10% discount at Amazon. This is a referral link, but I do not accept any commissions offered by the manufacturer. Neither I nor IgorsLab earn any money from the use of the voucher code provided.
At the time of testing, this system is only sold in Germany via Amazon. If you combine the 60 euro instant coupon discount offered there with the code mentioned above, the final price at the time of publication is 299 euros for the version with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD. Displayport is rather rare in mini PCs, so it’s a welcome addition to this system. As always, the no-name SSD worries me a little, but otherwise there’s little to complain about for the money.
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