Mini Maker launches the Turbo Mini X mini PC with support for Intel's 14th gen 65 W desktop-class processors, dual SODIMM slots, and a healthy selection of ports. Besides it, the company also unveiled the StreamPlay X eGPU, featuring a custom PCIe-based connection which allows for performance that is much faster than the typical Thunderbolt 4 connection.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Turbo-Mini-X-mini-PC-launches-with-desktop-class-Intel-processor-and-eGPU-support-with-impressive-performance-claims.845040.0.html
HDMI 1.4 ???? Why on earth they decided to ruin it before it has been even released
Quote from: G.A. on June 08, 2024, 12:06:41HDMI 1.4 ???? Why on earth they decided to ruin it before it has been even released
A HDMI 2.1 would be a nice addition but is honestly not relevant if you're not trying to game on a TV.
There's space for improvement but it's definitely not ruined
I'm actually impressed they included displayport - seems to me (though I admit I haven't been surveying this very closely) most of the minis just expect you to use up a usb-c port for that.
The case itself looks interesting, similar to AsRock Jupiter or Minisforum MS01... but please - not yet again another random no name brand....