This Mini PC With 512GB SSD Costs Peanuts on Amazon, Now Cheaper Than a Basic External Hard Drive
This is the most economical solution for having a reliable PC at home.
While laptops typically get all the attention, there are times when a tiny desktop computer will do the trick. The GMKtech mini PC is the perfect solution: it's basically the Windows version of a Mac Mini, only without a cost that's the size of a miniature mansion. Right now, this computer (Intel N150, 32GB RAM and 512GB SSD) is available for an all-time low of just $157 on Amazon, down from its typical price of $229. That's a major discount for a device that comes packed with features you'd struggle to find even in entry-level laptops or desktops at this price point.
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The heart of the GMKtech mini PC is the new Intel Twin Lake N150 processor which is a quad-core, four-thread processor with a turbo boost up to 3.6 GHz. This processor belongs to the 2025 series and is an upgrade over Alder Lake N100 and works about 15% faster than the N95. It's designed for regular use like office work and it does all this with excellent efficiency. The Mini PC comes preinstalled with 12GB DDR5 RAM with speeds of up to 4800 MT/s and storage is handled by an onboard 512GB M.2 SSD.
It also comes with three USB 3.2 ports (at speeds of up to 5Gbps), two HDMI 2.0 ports, and a DisplayPort 1.4 so that you can drive a maximum of three 4K displays at 60Hz. Whether you're building a productivity PC or home entertainment system for streaming, this Mini PC's your ticket. The model also provides two Gigabit Ethernet ports for fast wired networking.
The Mini PC's Intel UHD Graphics also plays back 4K video and AV1 decodes so you can enjoy crisp high-definition images on your displays or projector. Having the ability to output to three displays simultaneously is a luxury most in this price range don't provide. The device is also power-efficient and consumes low power while still delivering decent performance—ideal for keeping on to use as a server or for always-running programs.
As a whole, the GMKtech Mini PC is an unbeatable bargain for its current market price of $157: It boasts features hard to match in any other computer in the same pricing segment. Make sure you grab yours before it runs out of stock.
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