GMKtec M7 Barebone Mini PC: Ryzen 6850H, Oculink, Wi-Fi 6, BT 5.2 US$269.74 / A$395.75 Delivered @ China Box AliExpress

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meong on 03/10/2024 - 12:21 aliexpress.com (159 clicks)
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Reposting this deal because previous post was taken down/marked as unobtainable because I did not post the price inclusive of GST.

Cheapest entry into a MiniPC with Oculink if you are happy to source the RAM+SSD+OS yourself.

Please select the "NO RAM NO SSD NO OS" and dont forget to select the AU Plug.

Otherwise, you can select "DDR5 32GB 500GB SSD" to get the minimum required to use the AUOC75 code which will be $564.09 delivered.

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  mavis30551 on 03/10/2024 - 13:24

  If possible id spend a little more and get a 780M IGPU.

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    meong on 03/10/2024 - 14:08

    whats the minimum processor required to get 780M?

    cause whats the point paying extra for better iGPU when you already have Oculink and can use external graphics card anyway?

    Otherwise, its probably better to just get something cheaper than this that doesn't have Oculink.

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      Nom on 03/10/2024 - 14:55

      +1

      Definitely don't buy this if you want to use a graphics card - just buy an actual gaming machine for $748 https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/868308 instead that can take a graphics card (and includes one) without all the problems and expense of trying to do it externally.

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        meong on 03/10/2024 - 14:59

        Different use case. Thats pretty much the same as having arguments about gaming laptops vs gaming desktops.

        I myself don't think I'll convert a MiniPC into a gaming system. But some people like that flexibility to be able to have a low-powered system but can still connect to external GPU where required.

        Perhaps read more into Oculink itself cause the people who find the use of Oculink are the ones who are not interested or don't have access to a desktop motherboard with direct access to PCIe slot.