Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Testing the GMKTec EVO-T1 mini PC with Intel Core Ultra 9 285H, combined with a full size Radeon RX 7900 XT graphics card via the EVO-T1's Oculink port.

GMKTec's latest model is very much at the premium end of the market, with a 16 core (6 P-core, 10 E-core) Intel Ultra 9 285H CPU that should, on paper, be enough to drive a powerful GPU to some seriously high FPS. The EVO-T1 is one of relatively few PCs in this segment that support Oculink, giving it the ability to drive a full-fat graphics card that could help realise the mobile CPU's true gaming potential - but does that translate to real world performance?

Thanks to GMKTec for providing the review unit. Find out more here:

gmktec.com/products/intel-core-ultra-9-285h-evo-t1-ai-mini-pc

Pick up the GMKTec EVO-T1:

US
64+1TB: amazon.com/dp/B0FH4NZ6DX
64+2TB: amazon.com/dp/B0FHJSGCGT
96+2TB: amazon.com/dp/B0FH54R8J3

UK
64+1TB：amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FHKR3CD8
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Pick up the Oculink adapter I featured in the video here (affiliate link):
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Music by Backing Track (https://backingtrack.gg) and Unicorn Heads

00:00 Mini PC + Oculink = Gaming Beast?
00:54 Oculink
02:03 GMKTec EVO-T1
03:31 Synthetic Benchmarks
05:05 Gaming Benchmarks
05:09 Apex Legends
05:46 Counter Strike 2
06:34 Marvel's Rivals
06:58 Star Wars: Battlefront 2
07:33 Space Marine 2
08:08 Baldur's Gate 3
08:34 Hitman: World of Assassination
09:10 Marvel's Spider-Man 2
09:40 The Last of Us Part 2
10:36 Conclusion

#gmktec #minipc #oculink