popularDr.W posted May 21, 2026 08:54 AM
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popularDr.W posted May 21, 2026 08:54 AM
Prime Members: KAMRUI Hyper H1 Mini PC: Ryzen 7 7735HS, 24GB DDR5, 512GB SSD $408.27
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The 7735HS is essentially a rebadged Ryzen 9 6900HS from 2022 and it has a 680m GPU built in.
The CPU that I would think you would want is either...
Ryzen 7 8845HS
Ryzen 7 8840HS
Ryzen 7 8745HS
These CPU's have the 780m GPU built in... HUGE upgrade to the 680m GPU. You can find them for close to this price on ebay...search..."Ryzen 8745hs mini pc" and start from their. Good luck.
You have no ass... cause I have your ass.
It took a WHOLE 25 seconds to find one.... but it is not a few bucks more... it is a few bucks less. But what hurts is that I told you EXACTLY what to search for on ebay... is my instructions to hard to understand?
SO... you get DOUBLE the power for LESS money.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/22734544...R6DI
And for a BIT more money.... a bit more then a hundred... you can get this... this is 32GB of RAM!!!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/17813123...R6bI
https://www.ebay.com/itm/20628412...R6jI
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This is the issue...
The 7735HS is essentially a rebadged Ryzen 9 6900HS from 2022 and it has a 680m GPU built in.
The CPU that I would think you would want is either...
Ryzen 7 8845HS
Ryzen 7 8840HS
Ryzen 7 8745HS
These CPU's have the 780m GPU built in... HUGE upgrade to the 680m GPU. You can find them for close to this price on ebay...search..."Ryzen 8745hs mini pc" and start from their. Good luck.
The only biggest jump is all the way to the 890m for even more GPU CUs but it's only on the top line chip sets
The only biggest jump is all the way to the 890m for even more GPU CUs but it's only on the top line chip sets
The AMD Radeon 780M is generally 15% to 25% faster than the older 680M in gaming performance.
I disagree with you... completely disagree with you.
And back to my ORIGINAL thought... since the difference in price is not that much, I would try to get a 780m GPU. To get a 890m... the price gap would be too large and that would not make sense to me.
I already posted a few deals with MY CPU's that I recommend for cheaper then this deal.
Rather MINIMAL...
The AMD Radeon 780M is generally 15% to 25% faster than the older 680M in gaming performance.
I disagree with you... completely disagree with you.
And back to my ORIGINAL thought... since the difference in price is not that much, I would try to get a 780m GPU. To get a 890m... the price gap would be too large and that would not make sense to me.
I already posted a few deals with MY CPU's that I recommend for cheaper then this deal.
https://youtu.be/QWLuuvZyoug?
https://youtu.be/QWLuuvZyoug?
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it is actually higher then 15%...
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Daniel Owen's had the most similar configurations tested against each other.
This is a close comparison of devices were they also had 1% lows https://www.notebookche
From the comparisons you can see the biggest difference are in BOTH the highest and lowest settings which indicate CPU bottlenecks ion the past generation. The biggest performance difference you would get for FPS would be the newer CPUs, while the faster DDR5 is what makes up the most in GPU bottleneck. The GPUs themselves are not that much different.
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Daniel Owen's had the most similar configurations tested against each other.
This is a close comparison of devices were they also had 1% lows https://www.notebookche
From the comparisons you can see the biggest difference are in BOTH the highest and lowest settings which indicate CPU bottlenecks ion the past generation. The biggest performance difference you would get for FPS would be the newer CPUs, while the faster DDR5 is what makes up the most in GPU bottleneck. The GPUs themselves are not that much different.
I disagree with you. Not only that but I showed you dozens of games with FPS and we are not talking about much in percentage to begin with. But the 780m is much more then just 1% difference.
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