Summary and conclusion
At the time of publication, the AM16 with its Ryzen 5 Pro 5675U ranks in the lower midfield of our large 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. The Ryzen Pro processor used here offers some advantages on paper, such as the AMD Management Console for remote access and integration via DASH, both of which are more interesting for companies. I tried to set it up once, but didn’t get very far. With this mini PC, this “special” CPU therefore offers no real advantage, but also no disadvantages.
With the code “AM16259E” there is an 8% discount in the manufacturer’s Amazon store. This is a referral link, but I do not accept any commissions offered by the manufacturer. Neither I nor IgorsLab earn any money by using the voucher code provided.
As of September 2024, this brings the final price to around 265 euros. For this you can also get the recently tested Aoostar R7 NAS or the Acemagic AMR5 released at the beginning of the year, both of which are equipped with a Ryzen 7 5700U. However, if NiPoGi can lower the price a little, the AM16 will be quite interesting. Even if the Ryzen PRO features such as out-of-band management or KVM are somehow not really accessible. But you can blame AMD for that rather than NiPoGi. If anyone has any concrete experience of this, please comment with your tips!
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The test sample was provided by NiPoGi 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.
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