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forum threadDr.W posted Today 02:02 PM
forum threadDr.W posted Today 02:02 PM

GMKTec NucBox K12 Barebone Mini PC: Ryzen 7 H 255 @ GMKTec $349.99

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eCoupon at checkout: GMKK120

SPECS:
  • CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 H 255 (8C/16T, Up to 4.9GHz, L3 16MB Cache, TDP35~70W)
  • GPU: AMD Radeon 780M (12Core 2600 MHz)
  • Storage Expansion: Triple M.2 SSD 2280 Slots. MAX (2* PCIE4.0x2/ 1* PCIE4.0x4) 8TB*3=24TB
  • Wireless LAN: Dual 2.5G LAN (RJ45) | WIFI 6E BT5.2
  • Video output: Quad Display Output, HDMI 2.1 (8K@120HZ), DP1.4 (8K@120HZ), Type-C (PD/DP/Data)*1, USB4.0*1
  • Other Functions: 13 Mode RGB Fan Lighting Button, Wake ON LAN, Auto Power ON, Performance Settings, Oculink Port on the Rear Interface, 3.5mm audio port on the rear interface
  • Interface: 2* 3.5mm CTIA Port; 1*Power Mode Button; 1*Fan Light Mode Button; 1* USB 4.0 Port;1*Type-C (PD/DP/Data);1* HDMI 2.1 Port; 1* DP1.4 Port; 3* USB 3.2 Gen2 (10Gbps) Port; 2*USB2.0; 2* RJ45 (2.5G LAN) Port
  • Power Adapter: DC IN: 19V-6.32A 120W Certification | Input: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz , Output: 19V/6.32A
  • Operating Environment: -10°C--45°C,30%--85% Humidity
  • Storage Environment: -20°C--60°C,10%--90% Humidity
  • Cooling Method: VC Cooling Design for CPU with Large Fans + DDR/SSD Cooling Fan with Lighting

https://www.gmktec.com/products/g...55-mini-pc
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eCoupon at checkout: GMKK120

SPECS:
  • CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 H 255 (8C/16T, Up to 4.9GHz, L3 16MB Cache, TDP35~70W)
  • GPU: AMD Radeon 780M (12Core 2600 MHz)
  • Storage Expansion: Triple M.2 SSD 2280 Slots. MAX (2* PCIE4.0x2/ 1* PCIE4.0x4) 8TB*3=24TB
  • Wireless LAN: Dual 2.5G LAN (RJ45) | WIFI 6E BT5.2
  • Video output: Quad Display Output, HDMI 2.1 (8K@120HZ), DP1.4 (8K@120HZ), Type-C (PD/DP/Data)*1, USB4.0*1
  • Other Functions: 13 Mode RGB Fan Lighting Button, Wake ON LAN, Auto Power ON, Performance Settings, Oculink Port on the Rear Interface, 3.5mm audio port on the rear interface
  • Interface: 2* 3.5mm CTIA Port; 1*Power Mode Button; 1*Fan Light Mode Button; 1* USB 4.0 Port;1*Type-C (PD/DP/Data);1* HDMI 2.1 Port; 1* DP1.4 Port; 3* USB 3.2 Gen2 (10Gbps) Port; 2*USB2.0; 2* RJ45 (2.5G LAN) Port
  • Power Adapter: DC IN: 19V-6.32A 120W Certification | Input: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz , Output: 19V/6.32A
  • Operating Environment: -10°C--45°C,30%--85% Humidity
  • Storage Environment: -20°C--60°C,10%--90% Humidity
  • Cooling Method: VC Cooling Design for CPU with Large Fans + DDR/SSD Cooling Fan with Lighting

https://www.gmktec.com/products/g...55-mini-pc

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Today 03:37 PM
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IcoToday 03:37 PM
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Good deal if you can find some ram and a drive. The 32gb version with 1tb ssd is $638.
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Today 03:43 PM
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Today 03:43 PM
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The barrel-style power cord and too many USB Type A connectors make this an albatross.
Today 05:39 PM
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FancyCaption9482Today 05:39 PM
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The description in this post missed one important info:
RAM: DDR5 5600mHz Dual Channel SO-DIMM X 2 slots, Max Capacity: 128G
Last edited by FancyCaption9482 February 15, 2026 at 10:59 AM.
Today 08:11 PM
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Will_RToday 08:11 PM
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Quote from Riptide360 :
The barrel-style power cord and too many USB Type A connectors make this an albatross.
The barrel jack is the best way to go with a 120 watt device, since it completely avoids people trying to run it off their phone chargers and complaining when it "rebooted for no reason."
As for USB, mouse, keyboard, external 3.5" drive for backups, MFA security key, and a couple front ports to copy files from one flash drive directly to another... I'd say it barely has enough USB A ports, but that's what the USB-C to a hub is for.
People still use lots of USB-A for printers, headsets, controllers, storage, phone charging/data transfer, etc. I have a weird headlamp that uses USB-C for its input, but if I connect it to any of my USB-C chargers/power adapters, it doesn't charge. I have to use a USB-A to USB-C cable to charge it.

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