EVO-X2 AI Mini PC AMD Ryzen Al Max+ 395 (up to 5.1GHz) Mini Gaming Computers, 64GB LPDDR5X 8000MHz (8GB*8) 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD, Quad Screen 8K Display, WiFi 7 & USB4, SD Card Reader 4.0

This is a fun little unit with a good size. It takes windows forever to update so just don't do updates if you want to use it quickly. I'm not a fan of AI, Windows 11 however the OS worked good. The only issue I found is if you go into the AMD software and change from default to higher quality the unit can hang/ pause on playing video inside a web page. It probably has something to do with the upscale on a 4K Screen. Changed it to default and it's flawless. This is a very nice desktop unit, it's not being used for games for me however that GPU may play a factor on Davinci Resolve/ Video edits. It's a fast and I believe it only pulls a fraction of the watts of the bigger towers it replaced. I would consider getting one more eventually. I would love to see this box with Linux mint, and a 4TB NVME. It has USB 4, Bluetooth, and the latest Wifi. It feels faster than my AMD 5800X, only falling short on the GPU side compared to my new RTX rig. I would say strong desktop so very happy with it. I would buy another when the time comes.

Excelent mini PC. I'm only giving it 4/5 because of some issues I had with Amazon support, but the product really good. I needed something small with lots of horsepower and this thing delivers. Some might say this is loud. Compared to other mini pc's or desktops, yes it might seem loud. But I am coming from a gaming laptop and this thing is quieter than that. So loud is really subjective. Overall satisfied with the performance it gives

Over hyped. There are other brands that offer similar features. The ram is what sold me, but it truly is over hyped. Noise level is awful. They over designed it and created an issue with it breathing. Rams speed isn't that great, the Evo X1 feels faster. It's heavy. This size is big versus x1 and other mini pc's. The quality does seem to be better than Evo X1. This is going to be good for some, over kill for others, and a waste of time and money for me. Make sure to match up your use case, budget, and your spec requirements before you spend money. If you have cash to drop, then this would be just a cool thing for your collection.

If you’re after an ultra-compact, all-in-one machine that delivers RTX 4060-class gaming performance, local AI inference, and enough headroom (64 GB LPDDR5X) for heavy-duty Docker stacks or dev workloads—and you can live without future RAM / GPU upgrades—the GMKtec EVO-X2 is virtually perfect. A full-size tower with an RTX 4070 will give you 20–30 % more FPS, but at the cost of more space, noise, and only marginal savings. Rating: ★★★★☆ 4.5 / 5 (I deduct half a star for the single NVMe slot and the stripped-down BIOS; everything else hits the new sweet spot for performance, acoustics, and size.)

I bought this to be my TV computer for more demanding emulators primarily and then PC gaming, it is excellent at both. Ran PCSX3 like a dream, no stuttering here! And I was surprised how good the graphics portion of the chip is, runs all the AAA games at high settings. I haven't bothered with the AI crap, I could care less about that. People complain it's ugly but I don't think it's so bad, it's just sitting on a shelf with the RGB happily glowing away while I game. I love this little thing!