KINGDEL Mini Desktop Computer, Micro Gaming PC with i7 12th Gen. CPU, 32GB DDR4 RAM, 2TB NVMe SSD, 4K 4096x2304, HD Port, VGA, 2xCOM RS232, Full Metal Case

This thing is quite impressive given the size. The specs in the description are accurate and the computer performs very well. I bought this computer to replace a much larger computer in my "Ham Shack" for digital operation and rig control. This thing has worked flawlessly. The legacy RS-232 connections were important to me due to my needs and they work as they should. Speed and memory are good on this unit and there are plenty of USB ports to meet my needs. The case does get very warm as it also serves as the heatsink for the system, but there is no thermal issue with the computer. It is well designed and does what it is supposed to. I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking for a small and powerful computer at a reasonable price.

Quiet (no fan), simple motherboard, low wattage CPU that is still quite powerful, comes with loads of accessories so that you can mount an internal HDD/SSD... lots to love. Runs Proxmox like a dream and comes preinstalled with Windows 11.My unit was 32GB memory/1TB NVME disk, and this company chose to do the right thing and give the memory as 1x32GB module (leaving the other memory slot open for me to optionally upgrade the memory to 64GB without throwing away the provided module, as would be the case if they had given the 32GB as 2x16GB modules). They also gave the NVME with a heat sink on it, which is a thoughtful touch, and the wifi has multiple antennae options.While I love this little unit, and how it is fanless and of high power, there are some shortcomings. For instance, good luck attempting to find support for this unit. Firmware for the BIOS, a manual, whatever - you're on your own.I also would prefer if the side "ears" to mount the unit to a wall were detachable.Last, it seems silly that a unit like this, intended for harsh environments where, presumably, physically operating/connecting things to the unit would be an abnormal occurrence, to not have an option for auto boot on power restoration option, as many other BIOS's have for decades. Instead, you must (as a Q&A'er informed me) place a jumper on the three pins of the motherboard labeled "POWERON" in small print. This is not documented anywhere, is not easy to find, and partially is obstructed by the pin header for COM1. The company does provide the jumper, thankfully. BTW, there are three pins, the jumper must go on the middle pin and the pin furthest from the edge of the motherboard.

After initial turn on, my monitor did not see any signal from the hdmi. After much checking, turns out that Windows 11 had an issue with the monitor. I installed Ubuntu 24.04 nightly, no issues with any monitor. I have been heavily using the system for the last 5 days, no thermal throttling but the top of the unit does get very warm. Overall, this was a good purchase for my needs.

I'm a developer that needs a quiet machine, and so far this is looking like a great upgrade, with debian linux replacing win11 pro, and the lm-sensors package installed to monitor temperatures. Although the top gets a bit hot to the touch at very high loads, the 14 monitored internal temperatures stay well below critical (95 - 105C depending on sensor), rarely exceeding 73C. Mine came with 64 GB of Samsung memory, and a Lexar 2TB nvme ssd, very nice. The seller contacted me shortly after delivery to see how it was working for me, I appreciate that.And if you like a clean exterior with no branding, the metallic-like branding that looks like it is machined into the case on top can be easily removed once the adhesive warms up. Nice.

Very snappy computer for the price. It has Windows 11 pro installed in super user mode when you receive it. So you are able to create an offline account without Microsoft email.Boot time is under 3 seconds. Bios is fully unlocked and you must hit esc for bios. It took me several tries of restarting the computer to get into BIOS because it boots too fast.It has Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5 connectivity on board. Inside there are expansion slots for msata and m.2 type B and a sata 2 port.Sadly no USB type C and no extra headers for USB 3. Also no room for a pcie slot. But ram is replaceable, as is the nvme drive.Overall I like it, and it beats the crap out of the 2017 i3 desktop I have.