BOSGAME E2 Mini PC Ryzen 5 3550H Processor(4C/8T, Up to 3.7 Ghz) 16GB RAM 512GB NVMe SSD Mini Desktop Computers, Type-C, Dual HDMI 2.0, RJ45 LAN, Wi-Fi5/BT 5.0, for Business and Office

Nice, compact and expandable
Using this to run a little Bitcoin node. Nice and quiet and runs Linux very well. Set and forget.

BOSGAME P4 Plus Mini PC Ryzen 7 5825U (Upgraded 5700U),
very happy with this Mini PC BOSGAME P4 Plus Mini PC Ryzen 7 5825U (Upgraded 5700U),It is performing well and In am very satisfied with it and I believe it is good value for money.

Surprised with performance and how easy to set up
I bought this mini PC (BOSGAME E2 Mini PC Ryzen 5) as a replacement for my 10 years old laptop (Gen 6 Intel i7, 1TB SSD) that cannot be upgraded to Windows 11 as it has no TPM. To my surprised, this is a powerful little machine for everyday use. I intend to use for general browser, document and spreadsheets, some workflow automation / AI and a little gaming.It came with Windows 11 Pro out of the box and the set up was no hassle. The mini PC is connected to a KVM switch that I can easily switch between a work laptop and this, sharing wireless keyboard, mouse and monitor.It’s compact size fits easily on the desk with very little noise or heat. I am still to fully explore and use it to the max but so far so good.

Media Server
Quick and simple setup, responsive and almost silent. Setup as Plex media server perfect for storing and accessing family photos remotely.

This is a gift for a child who plays casual/medium spec games. Before hiding it in the closet, I took it out to make sure that it wasn’t junk.1) The Windows 11 install that shipped with the system was clean as far as I could tell (via offline scan on unmounted volume with up to date definitions ClamAV). I did not rescan after testing the system and being internet connected but I did monitor requests from a networked Pihole and detected nothing out of the ordinary.2) The system seems very performant in desktop usecases. I opened a bunch of tabs in Edge, tried using the desktop while running Passmark, etc. Very snappy.3) I tested the few games the child plays to make sure it was a good experience. I didn’t write down numbers bit Roblox ran perfectly with its auto configured quality setting.4) The system is physically smaller than I expected, and was surprisingly well built. The case feels metallic and very dense. I felt like this was a positive as things like heavy HDMI cables won’t flip the system up.5) To test, I used an existing powered USB-C dock I use for work with 2 monitors connected via HDMI, a mouse and keyboard. It did not work at first. Only when I unplugged one of the monitors did the dock function. This is not a negative just an observation and could have been specific to my setup.6) The company actually has a website with drivers and specs and stuff. That’s pretty rare among the unknown Chinese brands of mini-pcs.Overall for $279 (the final price I paid) this was definitely a great buy and fantastic value.

Dev:Excellent for GameDev. Runs Unity 3D scenes well enough to make games, but I wouldn’t build the final executable with this. I would offload that to Unity services etc.It runs Godot / Redot nicely in a scene with lots of objects. Handles Rider nicely. Vivaldi and Discord on a second screen while sharing desktop, all worked nicely.3D ModelingI was able to cook up to 1 million poly (tris) in Blender and yes, it WILL run Cycles, but denoising will be slow, and cycles iterations will be slow. So, great for modeling, sculpting etc, not great for rendering. Maybe see if it supports an eGPU? Theoretically it does with the USB 4.0 / USB-C support.GamingIt runs 2 screens 4K@60hz nicely, but you’ll get a lot more bang for your buck gaming if you’re at 1080p. I was able to run Fortnite with 1080p @ 60hz solid with 60% 3D resolution and everything on low. Satisfactory with low-med settings ran nicely. Don’t expect to be frying people on Fortnite and your Satisfactory builds shouldn’t be super congested in one area. Break it up on the map for better perf. Other games like Frostpunk or IDUN will run, but you might encounter jumps/stuttering in some scenes / UI.Pros:-> It’s amazingly quiet for how powerful it is.-> The ports, size, and overall capabilities are better than expected.-> It’s a solid media center, workstation, technical bench, surveillance station etc.-> Throws some heat, but nothing crazy.-> Preloaded with Windows-> Boots fast, like bizarre fast.-> Impressive wifi speeds, seriously. This thing bucks. I have an ASUS ROG Ally X (2TB) and this NUC’s wifi outpaces it.-> Comes with a convenient bracket for wall/desk/monitor mounting. You can stash this thing out of sight or just put it somewhere out of the way at your workstation.-> It’s a solid piece. Does not feel cheap to handle, and care was taken with presentation and assembly.-> Comes with a 4K capable HDMI cable.Cons:<- It's not as capable for gaming as I'd like, but that may be a non-concern with an eGPU setup.<- I wish the specs were more clear, does it support more than 1 M.2/NVME? Does it have additional space for RAM modules? I'll have to open it up and see I suppose.<- It comes with the bloatware version of0 windows (may disregard your selections for prompts like skydrive etc).<- Bulky power supply and prongs can't be pivoted so you'll either need a short extension cable to make it fit on a congested surge protector.Honestly though, the cons seem trivial. This is a solid unit for anyone who needs a relatively inexpensive but oddly capable workstation, which is exactly what we needed.Cons aside, this unit deserves 5 stars.

Worked perfect!