BOSGAME Official via Amazon has
BOSGAME P3 Mix Mini PC (R5 7640HS 32GB/1TB) for $519 - $129.75 w/ promo code
523WFUCN at checkout =
$389.25.
Shipping is free.
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Specs:
- AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS (up to 5.0 GHz)
- Radeon 760M graphics
- 32GB DDR5 (Dual SO-DIMM Slots. Dual Channel MAX. 128GB)
- 1TB PCIe SSD (Dual M.2 SSD 2280 PCIE 3.0/4.0 Slots. MAX 8TB Per Slot)
- Supports 4K Dual Display via HDMI 2.0+ DP and USB4.0 8K display.
- Dual 2.5G LAN & Wi-Fi 6E & BT5.2
- DC IN: 19V-6.3A 120W Certification Input: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz , Output: 19V/6.3A
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This BOSGAME P3 Mix is a well specced mini PC for office work, storage, and upgrade value, with a Ryzen 5 7640HS, 32GB of DDR5, a 1TB SSD, USB4, dual 2.5G LAN, Wi Fi 6E, and Bluetooth 5.2. The included RAM and SSD make the price feel especially strong, and the USB4 port supports an eGPU setup for heavier workloads. The Radeon 760M graphics are fine for light gaming, but not strong for demanding titles. There are also repeated warnings to scan the system for malware, and the LAN ports or wireless module may need attention. A solid compact machine if you want the hardware bundle and upgrade headroom.
home users who want to do light gaming at reasonable settings because commenters said the 760M iGPU can handle some light gaming and even Fortnite can run at reasonable resolution/FPS (with the caveat that performance won't be strong).
people who specifically need 32GB RAM in a mini PC because one commenter noted the deal is attractive as a hedge for expecting higher RAM prices, and another said the included RAM alone is worth about $300.
people who want a compact PC for daily office/work tasks because commenters said the Bosgame ran great for non-gaming use and they were keeping it for "daily office type workload."
buyers planning to use USB4 for an external GPU or local LLM setup because one commenter said USB4 worked well for hanging a TB-3 RTX 3090 eGPU off the mini for tons of local LLM inferencing via Ollama-WebUI-Docker.
people buying this expecting strong gaming performance because commenters said the built-in Ryzen 760M graphics aren't very strong for gaming (including Fortnite) and that even with 32GB it won't do it well-roughly comparable to a GTX 960 era level.
buyers who don't want to deal with potential security/software cleanup because multiple commenters reported malware/spyware detections on arrival and recommended deep scanning the system out of the box (including one who ran Bitdefender, updated BIOS, and then wiped/reinstalled Windows).
people who rely on the dual 2.5G Ethernet ports working immediately because one commenter reported the LAN ports didn't work at all despite being enabled in BIOS and using a known-good cable (they were worried about a bad LAN card).
buyers who need reliable Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth long-term without workarounds because a commenter said after about 1.5 years the Wi‑Fi/BT module failed and they had to switch to USB Wi‑Fi/BT dongles.
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The malware is a weird thing for such a solid little mini.
Here's a helpful link: https://www.reddit.com/r/MiniPCs/..._infected/
https://slickdeals.net/f/19119802-prime-kamrui-hyper-h1-11-pro-mini-pc-ryzen-7-6800h-32gb-ddr5-512gb-ssd-359
so link? where can I buy 32GB of DD5 SODIMM for $120?
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https://slickdeals.net/f/19119802-prime-kamrui-hyper-h1-11-pro-mini-pc-ryzen-7-6800h-32gb-ddr5-512gb-ssd-359
The 6800H is older, slower in single core, and seems to have implementation issues where companies cut corners (Beelink SER gives you a tiny AC adapter and limits power via BIOS). I haven't tested the H1 yet to see.
The Bosgame is newer but consumes more power and video is weaker (yet it supports 8k and USB4). I'd also rather have more USB ports than dual NIC.
Another thing to consider - Kamrui RAM is soldered on. Bosgame can be upgraded.
I actually bought the Kamrui H1 and just bought the Bosgame too, will be doing some testing to see which one to keep.
The 6800H is older, slower in single core, and seems to have implementation issues where companies cut corners (Beelink SER gives you a tiny AC adapter and limits power via BIOS). I haven't tested the H1 yet to see.
The Bosgame is newer but consumes more power and video is weaker (yet it supports 8k and USB4). I'd also rather have more USB ports than dual NIC.
Another thing to consider - Kamrui RAM is soldered on. Bosgame can be upgraded.
If you're able to follow up with your thoughts it would be appreciated
Edit: nvm googled the processors and confirmed I know nothing.
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