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Small size. Good specs. Good performance. Did not have to use MS Account. Lots of connectors.

All you need for Home Office use. Very small, runs cool Up to date Wifi, USB and monitor connectivity

Fast boot time, speedy internals. Runs proxmox with little to no hassle Handles most linux distros with ease. Small form factor and surprisingly modular, I was pleasantly supersized with the amount of onboard M.2 slots.

If it wasn't already known, this thing is small. Probably about twice as big a Raspberry Pi with a case but substantially heavier. It even comes with a mount so that you can install it to the back of a monitor on the VESA mount location. It's also surprisingly fast for the model that I bought. While I didn't do any heavy testing, my experience has been nothing but great. Loading websites, opening programs, etc. Everything worked great. It also didn't get too hot either. Again, the most I did was some light gaming but it stayed fairly cool the entire time. If someone needs a computer for general purposes, I don't think you could go wrong with this one. This mini pc paired with a monitor, mouse, and keyboard would be all someone would need.

Good service, quiet, powerful

After two years of continuous use in my homelab, the MINISFORUM NAB6 has completely exceeded my expectations. This little things was my first dedicated proxmox host. I've been consistently running seven virtual machines a mix of game servers and Docker hosts without a hiccup. The performance is there, I'm running a few dozen containers & everything runs without delay. Build quality is solid as well. Also, the amount of raw compute available in this compact package is more cost and power effective than a handful of Pi 5's. I upgraded the system to 64gb of ram and NAB6 still has plenty of headroom to run more applications.

Great little pc. Small, easy to transport. Power of a desktop, convenience of a laptop. Configuration 96GB ram 4TB SSD

- AMD R7 processor with GPU built in - USB C ports are nice - Front and rear USB ports are handy

we love this thing. Most of our work is just using a web browser and printing in the office. We replaced a power hungry tower with one of these running ubuntu and KDE plasma. No issues, runs like a champ. amazed at how fast and power this is for its size. We are ordering another one to replace another large tower.

Size limits the GPU so gaming may be frustrating for advanced gamers, which I am not. Otherwise, with the choices of CPUs, including i9-13900 65W which I bought, this makes a great media, workstation or desktop PC. While 8GB of RAM may suffice, prices are reasonable to add 16 or even 32GB to meet workloads. SSD prices are also lo enough to add a fast NVMe bootup SSD. If work results in lots of drive write cycles then add a 2.5 inch spinning hard drive for your work/data. Great in-between size packed with power needed. Easy to build. Assemble and plug in a Windows thumb drive to install Windows (11 in my case), answer a few setup questions, let Windows update drivers and you are up and running! I bought the DeskMeet B660 instead of the Mini for the 500W power supply in case I needed it. However, in my Audio Player application running J- River Media Center v30 uning Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) from a Music Server mini-PC instead of a monitor the power requirements are small and the Mini-B660 would be the better choice because of size.

Super easy product to re-image, USB C capabilities make these easy to flash with modern fast flash drives. Super solid, runs fairly ok on temperature sitting at 30.0C with minimal load running on them. Under higher load I'm not sure how hot these will get. nvme -> 24.9C CPU(14 cores) avg 30.0C I put these in a custom 3d printed case with fans blowing on them and they so far have ran for 6 months with no issues.