Mini PC N100 Intel, 1TB M.2 SSD SATA 16GB LPDDR5, Smaller Mini Desktop Computer, 3xUSB 3.1, 3xHDMI 4K UHD Triple Display, 2xLAN, Mini Server for Business, School, Office, Home Theater

It came with windows 11 pro, the install took a bit longer than I expected which had me worried. But this thing is awesome. I have 3 displays hooked up and they operate flawlessly. I am using photoshop elements 2025 & Premier Elements 2025 both of which load very quick and run great. I've had 10 photoshop images open at once and it doesn't hiccup. Acrobat Pro 2020 runs great. It doesn't get hot hardly at all, and it's silent. The 1tb ssd is quick, it boots quicker than my old pc came out of screen saver. I can't say one bad thing about this.

Picked this up to use as a small-capacity server for general use. Very no frills, but I don't need frills. I just need something reliable, unobtrusive, and hopefully quiet and nimble for it's size. Ships with Windows 11 but I installed Debian 12. This implementation of a basic N100 device is pretty good. Single core stress hits the 3.4GHz advertising, multi-core hits 3 across all 4 cores. 24 degrees ambient, single core maxed at 51 degrees and all 4 maxed at 59 degrees. My hearing isn't spectacular and while I could hear the fan, it was so faint that I had to really silence everything else around me and try to focus in on it. The size of the T8 is pretty amazing, too. You get a lot in the small space. It's close to a five star, but not quite. My reasons for only four stars: 1. Instructions and boot screen do not indicate how to enter BIOS. It's F2, by the way. But it took a few tries with Del, then F12, to make it there. And each time wasted my time to booting to Windows 11. 2. Have to set the memory to 4800 manually. I mean, if the machine is spec'd for it, just do it! 3. No way to change the memory allocated to the integrated video. This is going to be a server, so I would have liked to set this to the lowest option. 4. Putting "PCIe" next to SSD on the title is meant to mislead. The SSD is using a SATA M.2 interface. Also it seems the price keeps bouncing around with a coupon to match, so it feels like Firebat is playing games. 5. I'd rather have one 2.5 Gbps LAN port (or faster) than two 1000 Mbps LAN ports. 6. Hard to open. Some day I might want to swap out the storage or clean out a fan, and I'm dreading it.

It is easy to set up but as far as its functionality is concerned, it keeps giving me the “blue screen of death”. I’ve already tried to set it back to factory reset but I still get the BSOD. I’m considering getting a replacement, or something different or just a refund.

For its size, this thing packs an impressive punch. It runs silent most of the time, boots quickly thanks to the 1TB SSD, and handles 4K triple displays without any hiccups. Networking is also excellent with two LAN ports — I use one for local NAS access and the other for remote backups. RAM is non-upgradable (LPDDR5), but 16GB has been more than enough for my needs. Highly recommend it if you're looking for an energy-efficient, compact machine that can multitask smoothly.

This is a very impressive machine in a tiny package and priced very reasonably. I was confused by the advertised CPU speed (fastest vs base frequency). I was amazed at the unit's performance as I used to read emails and stream content