ACEMAGICIAN Matrix Mini M1 Mini Gaming PC AMD Ryzen 7 6800H Mini PC 16GB DDR5 512GB SSD Mini Computers (8C/16T, up to 4.7GHz), 4K Triple Display Desktop Computers 3.2 Type-C/LAN 2.5G/BT5.2/WiFi 6

TL;DR: Solid mini PC for casual use like web browsing, media, and light gaming — but I recommend buying a higher-end model rather than upgrading this one later. I purchased the ACEMAGICIAN Matrix M1 Mini PC with a Ryzen 7 6800H (8 cores, 16 threads, up to 4.7GHz), 16GB DDR5 RAM, and a 512GB NVMe SSD. It also comes with integrated Radeon 680M graphics, WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and Windows 11 Pro preinstalled. Out of the box, it ran well for everyday tasks — streaming movies, browsing with multiple tabs open, and using cloud gaming services like Amazon Luna (which looked great at 720p resolution). It’s also completely silent in normal use, and doesn’t get noticeably hot. However, I decided to upgrade it. The included RAM was a single stick of generic-brand 16GB DDR5, so I replaced it with a dual-channel 2x16GB kit from TeamGroup to boost graphics performance. I also swapped the 512GB SSD with a faster 2TB TeamGroup NVMe. While the upgrades were worth it for performance, I probably spent an unnecessary extra $200 — and reassembling the unit was frustrating. The power button is not secured to the chassis and fell out when opening it, and the internal WiFi antenna is hard to position properly when closing the case. There’s no second M.2 slot for storage — the only other slot is taken by the WiFi card. I also wiped the factory Windows install (just to be safe) and installed my own clean Windows 11 Pro. Then I set it up as a dual-boot system with CachyOS (an Arch-based Linux distro), which ran great with full support for WiFi, Bluetooth, and hardware acceleration right out of the box. Overall, I’m happy with the machine for now — it’s fast, quiet, and energy efficient. But if I were buying again, I’d skip the base model and go for a Ryzen 9 version with more RAM and storage pre-installed. This one is great for office work, media playback, and cloud gaming — just don’t expect it to run AAA games well without upgrades. My advice: If you have $500 to spend up front, buy the ACEMAGICIAN S3A that already has a Ryzen 9 and 1TB SSD. Then wait a year or so before you do anymore upgrades. This Matrix M1 is close to being maxed out already. AceMagician please let me get the S3A for a discount! or let me borrow it for a review here.

An excellent mini-PC that was easy to setup and basically ran straight out of the box. It runs very well and boots speedily. I routinely use Blender 4.4, the Godot game engine, and the Steam games I typically play. I recently picked up "Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey" but I had to lower the graphical settings a bit. "Hollow Knight" can easily reach 60 fps. I would definitely purchase from AceMagician again. It will get warm and needs space to breath, but this is an excellent machine. A+++

I had this mini PC for less than 90 days and it died. Even before it died the computer seemed to have issues. It would always run with the fan on high. The graphics were always glitching out. It would crash all the time. Due to all the crashes, on the Windows Reliability Report it never got above a 1-2 rating. Anyway, I contacted the seller which was useless. They have very poor customer support. Although Amazon customer support was awesome. I ended up getting a refund because of Amazon, but the seller was no help. Beware of this seller and PC, I would not recommend this to a friend or family member.

Excellent performance. Quiet, boots up fast. Sensational value for the price. I would recommend AceMagic to anyone looking for a powerful PC with a small form factor.

I really love this small form factor and the PC is super easy to set up and use, but I had to give up because it couldn't handle more than one bluetooth connection at a time. If I connected more than one bluetooth (keyboard + mouse), then after a while the bluetooth connection would fail entirely. I got a replacement device, but that ended up blue screening every couple days so I ended up returning. Connectivity: Bluetooth connection issues Ease of setup: Super easy Noise level: Very quiet Ease of use: Very easy to use

Very fast computer that gave me my desk back. I know Ace Magic makes reliable computers because I bought an Ace Magician N95 mini PC three years ago that has been running continuously 24/7 with no problems to run my Blue Iris security camera server. This new Ace Magic Ryzen 7 6800H CPU runs 8% faster than the I7 processor desktop that it is replacing. And the DDR5 memory is significantly faster the DDR4 it is replacing. Integrated graphics processors have come a long way in three years running 167% faster than my old GPU. This new Ace Magician is a terrific buy.

Worked okay in the beginning, but just stopped working after about 45 days. Doesn't turn on at all. Not sure what's going on.

What a great little PC. I purchased the M1 mini with Ryzen7 6800H to replace an aging desktop that won't run Windows 11. I liked this model because it had several high speed USB slots including USB-C, HDMI and Displayport, WIFI 6, a 2.5 gb ethernet port and even Bluethooth. The memory is DDR5 and upgradeable as is the SSD. Installation went smoothly and this PC is surprisingly fast and quiet. I contacted tech support to get current drivers and for documentation on how to add Ram and an additional SSD since these were not available on their website. Tech support responded quickly with a link to download the drivers. They also said they were making a video on how to add memory and SSD. A day later I received another email from tech support with a YouTube link on how to do the upgrades. Summary: Nice quick inexpensive PC and great tech support. Would definately buy this again.