MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro-370 Mini PC AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370(12C/24T) 32GB DDR5 1TB SSD Desktop Computer, HDMI|DP|2xUSB4 Output, 2xRJ45 Port, WiFi7, BT5.4, AMD Radeon 890M Graphics, Copilot Support AI PC

Great little system. Acts as DNS and Docker machine for n8n and more. Quiet, tiny, and you can stack them to make a home lab. Fast, easy to set up because the OS is installed Windows 11 already. Best bang for your buck so I recommended it to the in-laws when their system didn’t go Windows Ready. I forgot which WiFi it has, 6 or 7, but 2.5gb Ethernet was what I was after and most people don’t have WiFi 7 deployed. I went from no DNS to fully operational in 10 minutes.

I purchased this unit 4 months earlier, and in that time the unit performed flawlessly. It was a strong update from my previous desktop of an older 4th generation 4790k. What sold me on this unit was the Oculink Port and the optional DEG1 Docking Station. With this I was able to continue using my NVidia GPU that was only a few years old, albeit at a slightly degraded data throughput due to reduced data lanes Gen4x4. So why keep 5 stars even though the unit failed 4 months later - After purchase support. When I contacted them they gave the basic solves 95% of user caused problems home diagnostics protocols. This was a case of the last 5%. So after a few additional communications with the support individual assigned to my ticket we both were satisfied that something extraordinary happened to the unit. So with zero pushback from Minisforum a replacement unit was approved and sent to me. As a tech professional I know most failures occur in the initial burn in process - but that is not always the case. They accepted the warrantee claim and requested the defective unit to be returned. As stated being a Tech professional, I requested if I could send back a partial unit keeping my hard drive will all the personal information and work files. They instead suggested keeping both the drive and memory sticks to make it cleaner, paperwork wise, to return a bare bodes unit and receive a replacement bare bones unit. I went into this portion of the return process offering to just short ship the drive and pay for the missing drive, but this would have delayed the replacement and their solution was so much more elegant and simple. It is nice when companies allow their staff to propose solutions to aid the customer satisfaction process without costing the firm anything to do. I could have short shipped the drive, caused the RMA process to be delayed while they evaluate what else is missing, then either bill me or delay they replacement. But his simple solution solved all my data security concerns and speed up the RMA process. So in conclusion - The great little unit, fast networking, Oculink port has been extremely useful and the post sale customer service proved to be very good. Equipment breaks but good customer service make you return again even though you had problems with the original equipment. So level1techs recommendation holds up!

This is a compact high power mini PC. I love the fact that it has 3 m.2 NVMe slots. That means you could put in 3x8TB=24TB of very fast SSD (although they mention that you can have up to 4TB each, but mine works with 8TB), up to 96GB DDR5 run up to 4 monitors at 4K 60Hz ( I run 3) and has some support for 8K as well. Even has a finger print sensor for fast sign-in. They don't mention here but mine came with Win11 Pro installed. The power supply is built in. The cooling is sufficient, mine barely feels warm to the touch. The processor (AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 w/ Radeon 890M graphics) is a new AI based design that has 12 cores and 12 threads and the core speed defaults to 2GHz but can rev up to 5.1GHz when needed. They suipply two 2.5GHz ethernet ports that work as advertized. Also, it is nice to have BT5.4 and low-latency Wifi-7. My only issue was my own fault. I transferred contents from another PC which had Windows 10 and I'm assuming that this process caused a driver issue with the AMD graphics that resulted in a lot of strange glitches and power cycling at night but their team helped me eliminate the issues and now it works great. Ultimately, I had to do a clean uninstall in safe mode and reinstall the same graphics driver set using AMD tools. I am not a gamer but believe this mini would outperform the rest. Also, the machine is very quiet, I cannot hear the fan motor. If you get one of these units, there are 4 corner long screws and a slightly hidden short screw under a rubber stickon and the bottom doesn't come off very easily the first time, use a plastic prying tool and work your way from the back forward. I am happy with this purchase and believe the price to be decent. And, if you don't have a lot of space, you can even mount this on the back of your monitor if it has a vesa mount like most monitors.

So far so good, very fast over my previous TH50. I got the 64GB specifically to use one of the 32GB sticks in something else, the actual mini pc itself was just a bonus because the ram alone would have cost as much as the mini pc cost when I bought it. Finally a second nvme slot and a USB 4 port AND 10Gbps A ports on the BACK (why do all these mini pc makers seem to think we want the USB4 ports all on the front and then advertise display out through them and having to have ugly cables permanently plugged into the front USB4 c ports rather than having those ports also nicely hidden on the rear of the unit if you use that function...)

This has turned out to be a great little mini PC so far. Very quiet and performant.

Love it. AI Space is growing for this and only gets better everyday. Computer has been running real well for the 2 months I have had it. Speed, ease of setup, graphics all very high. I don’t think the SD card port works though.

I am impressed with the performance of the machine, and I use it with Windows 11 Pro. It does have Co-Pilot and recall support. I am primarily using it for productivity work, but occasionally do both use Adobe and run AI LLMs locally. I am reviewing adding an eGPU NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 via the Occulink port. I would suggest that purchasers review the AMD 395+ Series of machines as well.

A) removing bottom panel is NOT clear- there are FIVE screws one of which is hidden by a piece of rubber, B) to then install SD card you have to remove another 8 or so screws, C) once you get inside you see that THEY DO NOT PROVIDE the tiny screw that keeps the SSD card flat, WHO HAS A TINY SCREW AROUND TO DO THIS??? WHY NOT INSTALL THE BLOODY SCREW AT THE FACTORY SO THAT IT'S ALREADY THERE? I already HATE this product

Estou bastante satisfeito. É uma máquina! Mas também não podia ser diferente pelo preço cobrado.