GEEKOM MiniAir 11 PC Review

GEEKOM MiniAir 11 PC Review: ‘Best Bang for Your Buck Mini PC’

By Mack Ashworth

GEEKOM MINIAIR 11 PC REVIEW.

After GEEKOM surprised me with a capable little streaming rig in my previous review, I was more than happy to take a look at its MiniAir 11. This little thing is more of a budget option when compared to the Mini IT8, but it still boasts a very small form factor, capable internals, and a generous supply of…

  • Wonderfully small.
  • Doesn't get bogged down with everyday tasks.
  • Easy to upgrade RAM and storage.
  • Fantastic I/O.
  • Single-channel memory in the 8 GB model.
  • NVMe drive instead of SATA would have been the cherry on top.
  • Relatively unknown brand can be tough to invest in versus Intel, Gigabyte, etc.

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Wonderfully small. Doesn't get bogged down with everyday tasks. Easy to upgrade RAM and storage. Fantastic I/O. Single-channel memory in the 8 GB model. NVMe drive instead of SATA would have been the cherry on top. Relatively unknown brand can be tough to invest in versus Intel, Gigabyte, etc.
Titanfall 3
Wonderfully small. Doesn't get bogged down with everyday tasks. Easy to upgrade RAM and storage. Fantastic I/O. Single-channel memory in the 8 GB model. NVMe drive instead of SATA would have been the cherry on top. Relatively unknown brand can be tough to invest in versus Intel, Gigabyte, etc.
Damnview: Built From Nothing
Wonderfully small. Doesn't get bogged down with everyday tasks. Easy to upgrade RAM and storage. Fantastic I/O. Single-channel memory in the 8 GB model. NVMe drive instead of SATA would have been the cherry on top. Relatively unknown brand can be tough to invest in versus Intel, Gigabyte, etc.
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Wonderfully small. Doesn't get bogged down with everyday tasks. Easy to upgrade RAM and storage. Fantastic I/O. Single-channel memory in the 8 GB model. NVMe drive instead of SATA would have been the cherry on top. Relatively unknown brand can be tough to invest in versus Intel, Gigabyte, etc.
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