Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
👉Amazon US Link (Affiliate): amzn.to/3N1AhVI
👉Amazon UK Link (Affiliate): amzn.to/4ecDJZL
🔔Instagram Link: instagram.com/nicolas11x12
Today I'm taking a look at the smallest and tiniest of Mini PCs, which easily fits even in the palm of my hand. I should add that it's the smallest PC I know of.
The device goes by the name of "XMini" and is by the brand AIOEXPC. This miniature PC is equipped with an Intel N100 Quad-Core processor, integrated graphics that can even handle several 4K monitors, 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM, and a 512B M.2 SSD is also part of the whole deal.
As always, I'm interested in what one can do with such a thing. I'm talking performance, power consumption and noise levels, but also temperatures. Surely compromises had to be made in order to squeeze this much hardware into such a small space. Or maybe not?
What about the ports and the overall gaming capabilities? Finally, I will of course also cover the topic of security (malware) and whether the device being tested today is actually clean and safe to use for users.
👉Amazon US Link (Affiliate): amzn.to/3N1AhVI
👉Amazon UK Link (Affiliate): amzn.to/4ecDJZL
🔔Instagram Link: instagram.com/nicolas11x12
Today I'm taking a look at the smallest and tiniest of Mini PCs, which easily fits even in the palm of my hand. I should add that it's the smallest PC I know of.
The device goes by the name of "XMini" and is by the brand AIOEXPC. This miniature PC is equipped with an Intel N100 Quad-Core processor, integrated graphics that can even handle several 4K monitors, 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM, and a 512B M.2 SSD is also part of the whole deal.
As always, I'm interested in what one can do with such a thing. I'm talking performance, power consumption and noise levels, but also temperatures. Surely compromises had to be made in order to squeeze this much hardware into such a small space. Or maybe not?
What about the ports and the overall gaming capabilities? Finally, I will of course also cover the topic of security (malware) and whether the device being tested today is actually clean and safe to use for users.
