CUK DeskMini X300W Tiny Desktop (AMD Ryzen 5 4650G, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 256GB NVMe SSD, NO OS) Mini Small Form Factor PC Computer

If you know what you are looking for in a PC and know how components perform, this one does as you would expect. I bought this to use as a media PC for my bedroom connected to my TV. I don't do anything particularly demanding, although I wanted something relatively powerful for a couple of reasons. I like to stream 1080p content at 2x speeds (sometimes higher), and eventually 4k - I can't do this with a Roku set. Nor can I do some light gaming with a Roku, and instances where I can't run a game well enough, I intend to use Steam in-home streaming. (I do have a Steam Link, but that's an entirely unreliable product.)I haven't used this computer a ton, and it's probably more than I need - but I like to be in full control and have flexibility, especially later on down the line if I re purpose this. I knew exactly what I was getting, and it cost me less than it would have to build, and without the hassle - in the form factor I was looking for. I can even use this as a secondary work computer later on down the line - especially once I set up a NAS and I don't have to worry about file storage. It won't be the fastest, but it'll get the job done for light Graphic Design work.There have been some minor issues that drop it a star:1. When I took the PC out of its packing, I gave it a little shake and heard a loose rattling - a screw was floating around somewhere - inside of the power supply in fact. Thankfully after several minutes of shaking I was able to get it loose. Not a huge deal.2. When put to sleep, the front LEDs blink bright blue which is kind of an issue as a matter of principle. I shut it down at the end of the day anyways, so it's not brightly flashing, but I think that it's a bit absurd. I'm sure there's some workarounds, like blackout tape, or disconnecting the LED's, but to have to do that is a bit ridiculous.3. The display won't wake up when I wake the PC from sleep. I think this is something I can find a fix for, and it may be my display which is currently an older samsung TV connected via HDMI.4. Not really an issue for me, but the lack of space for additional hard-drives is something to take into consideration. At the current time of writing, though, I forgot if there's an available M.2 slot... I should know that... However I'm referring 2.5" drive space for a traditional hard drive for file storage. I don't need more than the 128Gb since I really only care that my major apps and OS are on the SSD, but it'd be nice to have more room. I'm sure it can be done though with some modding or jerry rigging.Bottom line, if you like the specs you see and the price, it works as intended, at least in my case. I'm happy with my purchase.

I was looking for the case (X300W) alone so I could assemble it myself with the components of my choice, but it’s very hard to get now, so I went with this preassembled one, and I’m pretty happy I did. Guys did a good job, an accurate assembly, good value for money. My goal was to assemble a cheap Windows 11 machine that can run some older (or very old lol) games, and this one does the trick just fine. My only wish is that it had a Zen 3 CPU, that is supported by the main board after the firmware upgrade, but even with the previous gen it has it works perfect.

I love this little PC. I am a big Mac user, but I wanted something to put on my desk beside my iMac to play windows Steam games (many older). I does that job easily. It plays stuff like Wolfenstein, Doom 2016, and even Borderlands 3 with some reduced settings. It's still a lot of fun. It doesn't break a sweat with general office use. I'd go with the 16Gig version over the 8Gig version since the APU uses some RAM for frame buffer. It has a lot of flexibility inside with room for an additional M.2 drive and 2 2.5 inch drives. No issues adding more storage for cheap. You can't add a discrete video card. It is small and well ventilated with Mic, Headphone/Headset, and USB ports on the front. My one small complaint is that it gives off a little "whine". It's not a big deal, but if you are super noise sensitive, it might be consideration.

I got the lowest-specced version. Surprisingly capable and performant, worked great when running the Dolphin emulator on Windows. The provided WiFi USB dongle worked out-of-the-box on Windows.I also set up dual-boot Ubuntu, which surprisingly ran well even as a developer machine. Unfortunately I couldn't get the WiFi dongle to work on Ubuntu, but you can find other dongles for $10-$15, so it's not a big deal.The only major issue I had is that on Windows it will occasionally freeze or reboot, and the Windows 1809 upgrade completely hosed the machine due to a random reboot during the update sequence. (I now have it on 1803 for the time being.) On Ubuntu, it will occasionally freeze and require a reboot. But this happens pretty seldom (let's say a few times a week with heavy usage).Overall, for the price it is a surprisingly capable machine. If you want a cheap gaming PC to run some Windows games, it will definitely do the trick.

The system is exactly as described. Nothing in here is top-of-the-line, but you still couldn’t buy the component parts for less than this, and it’s a perfectly usable system for light gaming.

Overall it’s a great console. It runs great and is easy to set up, especially if you are clueless with computers like me. But, the biggest con is the storage space. I play a lot of games and I’m finding that it doesn’t have enough storage for me to download some of my favorites. It’s an affordable pc so it’s not that bad, but it sucks as I will have to figure out how to increase the storage. But still, I love it as a whole, just be wary of the storage space if you like games like Skyrim, which takes a lot of space to download.

Several years ago I switched to Macs. Personally, I don’t own any Windows systems. I needed to purchase a couple of Windows systems for a club that I volunteer for and decided on this system after doing some research. I have to say that I was very impressed. The boot speed of this system was much faster than a similarly powered and more expensive laptop that I purchased for the club last year. These systems work so week I’m actually considering buying one for home. I would highly recommend this system for anyone looking for an inexpensive system that is easy to maintain. The club primarily uses this for business as applications such as Word and Excel and this system has s performing very well for this purpose.

EL precio es muy elevado para los componentes que llevan dentro