GEEKOM GT1 Mega AI Mini PC, with Intel 14th Gen Core Ultra 9 185H | 32GB DDR5 1TB NVMe SSD | Intel Arc Graphics | Dual 2.5G LAN & WiFi 7 | 8K Quad Display | Windows 11 Pro | 3-Year Warranty | SD Solt

We just got some of these at work (sign company) to replace some aging computers that were not compatible with Windows 11 (it was time to upgrade to remain compliant with security updates, etc.). I’m a designer there and use Adobe apps on them. InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator. Coming from an iBuyPower Slate MR gaming PC circa 2018/2019 with a 9th gen Core i7 processor with 16 GB RAM and an Nvidia 2080 Super graphics card (8 GB). I haven’t noticed any issues and it seems to perform identically, except I am now on Windows 11 Pro, and this sucker is a fraction of the cost of many gaming PCs these days. I did a TON of research before suggesting these to work (and getting our IT guy’s stamp of approval). As others have mentioned, this is not a dedicated graphics card, so be aware of that. What you are getting is onboard graphics that are much better than the old UHD 770 standard. This type of graphics processor *shares* RAM with the system. So, while it shows 128 MB VRAM for the “graphics card,” that’s not really all you’re getting. Remember that it uses the system RAM to complement that. And this thing has 32 GB of RAM out of the box. That is more than I had in my previous system, which had 16 GB of physical RAM and 8 GB on the graphics card. And it supports up to 64 GB of RAM, so the more you throw in there, the happier it’ll be. While not a gaming PC by hard-core gaming standards (you really need a dedicated graphics card for that), I have a feeling this thing could handle some casual games (you might need to check or adjust some settings to make sure you’re maxing out your RAM utilization in-game — another comment on here mentioned a performance mode; I suspect enabling that would be what is needed to allocate enough RAM to those hungry apps). I have not tested that because this is my work computer. I don’t play games on it. However, there is also the option of connecting a graphics card externally via USB 4, from what I understand. For what I use it for — graphic design work — it works great so far, out of the box. Navigation has been smooth and seamless, my Adobe apps open pretty quickly, and there’s no delay or lag, as I’m working, even in high-quality display mode. I do see a possibility of wanting more RAM before long, as I start to work with it more and put it through its paces, but so far I’m very happy with it.

I recently bought this GEEKOM Mini PC IT12, and I must say it's just what I needed. After being a Dell fan since 1992 (Yes that when Windows 3.1 came out), I've owned several Dell's. My last Dell XPS 8500 lasted me what, 12 years. I say all this because I'd never thought about getting another brand. The Answer was this GEEKOM Mini PC IT12. I did a months worth of research and found this to be the best in price, best built, quality and power. It came very nicely packaged and unscathed during shipping. Considering all the USB ports this has and for my needs it fit the bill. The graphics on the new card are making my older monitor look great, and coming from sata drives to SSD is well, if you've not made the switch it's pretty ineradicable if you ask me. I'm not a big tech guy, but it connected to my wi-fi in a snap, the sound is good that this machine creates and all the other specs this mini has all work to expectation. I honestly don't do a lot with my new GEEKOM, but when I do, it's fast and seriously a joy to have for this 67 yr old. I've not felt it to ever be hot, stays cool, and for the price I'm really glad I was able to get this mini computer.

I'm very happy with this mini PC. Very high performance, solid build and incredible support from the manufacturer. Network connectivity via wire and wireless is excellent and very easy to upgrade the memory while maintaining the OEM's warranty. The fan is silent mostly and keeps the unit very cool under demanding VM and gaming applications. Not much of a gamer, but the little I have tried, this mini PC is compatible with generous I/O ports at the front and rear. The 2 on board NICs can be bonded for total 5Gbps for really demanding communications requirements.

Great price, small size and initial impression is that is works as good as any Dell or HP tower that I've owned. I purchased an IT12 with an Intel i5-12th Gen processor. Had a little trouble with the set-up: when it got to the Update step, the Windows update failed a few times; the last time it appeared to sit idle at 0% for an hour, then all the sudden it progressed to the next set-up step. I thought all the updates were loaded, but when I checked Windows Update, there were still many updates that needed to be downloaded and installed, and I went ahead and did that. Not sure if this was a GEEKOM or Windows 11 issue but be patient and you'll get there. One great feature offered during setup was that Windows 11 moved files and settings from my previous computer that was still connected to the network, saving lots of set-up time. At this early point in time, my impressions are that it's quiet and seems to work just fine; it would be nice to have more than 6 USB ports, but this is easily enough overcome by using a USB hub or buying adapters to convert the USB-A to C or visa versa, as needed. Hoping it will continue to work well going forward.

It's amazing how much power they can pack into one of these tiny boxes. If you laid your smart phone on top of this computer, it would hang over about an inch top and bottom. It's easy to install an additional interior drive (I took a 1 TB out of my old tower and installed it in about 5 minutes). All in all, I've got almost 6 TGB of storage using a USB docking station. It's quick, QUIET, and so far, I'm quite happy with it. My only downer is that, for gamers, you're not going to be able to play games that need an RTX 4090 graphics card. However, the Iris Xe graphics engine is good enough to handle some less demanding games like No Man's Sky, Shapez 2, Captain of Industry, Cataclismo, and Going Medieval. So, unless you really need to pay over $1K more for an RTX 4090 system, this is a good bet.

I need a computer for studying, and this one is ideal. It’s compact, fast, and can handle multiple apps simultaneously without slowing down. The minimal noise is great for staying focused, making it perfect for students or business use.

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La Geekom GT1 se ha convertido en mi computadora principal. Llevo ya cerca de 2 semanas con ella y la tengo trabajando entre 10 y 12 hrs diarias. El procesador y la ram (en mi caso 32gb y Ultra 9 H185) hacen gran trabajo para mantener múltiples programas abiertos, navegador a tope con pestañas abiertas y programas de edición de video básicos como Filmora (no soy editor profesional, pero a veces requiero de hacer algunos tutoriales para mi equipo de trabajo así que es la herramienta que ocupo por facilidad de uso. Estoy comenzando a experimentar con algunos modelos pequeños de AI en local y hasta ahora funciona perfecto, con buena fluidez y con buena fiabilidad en mis pruebas preliminares. Así mismo la he probado con algunos juegos, ya que soy jugador ocasional, y Age of Empires IV lo corre bien en alta definición, Halo Wars 2 en full hd a 60fps, sin problema y forza motor sport (la última edición) en full hd a 60fps sin problema y sin pérdida. Y bueno, demás está decir que por el tamaño que es minúsculo ayuda a mantener el espacio de trabajo despejado y bastante agradable. Por el precio es fenomenal contar con un equipo así. Altamente recomendado.

Fiyatının karşılığını veriyor, çok iyi. İyi ambalajlı, çabuk geldi. Win11 Pro kurumu vakit alıyor ama problemsiz kuruluyor. Sessiz ve hızlı. Arkadaki USB giriş sayısı daha çok olsaydı daha iyi olurdu.Güzel kaliteli ürün.

The computer was easy to set up, and took up a very small space on the table. After a few days of testing at I decided I was keeping it and I mounted it on the back of the monitor. The computer seems quite fast and I have not had any problems