So true. They should review the RDNA3 graphics one with 7940Hs. It can match entry level desktop GPUs.

you are soo lucky mate

Thanks!

This IT13 i9 easily has the LOUDEST fan you will come across. It never shuts up, it's like constant white noise. It went back.

The one (IT13, i9, 32 GB) I bought is very slow, and the noise is significantly noticeable while using multiple web pages.

@@isaboor8270 Yes this model is a very LOUD dud. Send it back if you can. The IT11 i7 is good. The IT12 range apparently has the same LOUD fan issues from what I've read?

Really?

That would be interesting.

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might be better off building a pc and looking for ddr5 ram for cheap

Yes, 1999 Unreal Tournament will run perfectly on this!

Yes, for first person shooters

Beware - the fan on this computer never turns off and it is LOUD!

Blown away is an apt description as the fan that never turns off is LOUD!

It didn’t really get that hot, even under load. The TDP limits keep it running cool for the most part.

Very I'd say as the loud fan never turns off.

Coming soon!

No mini PCs typically come with laptop processors. You may find one with 7945Hx3D

No, it's only noisy when running large software for long periods of time, office work is quiet

@@GEEKOMPC Well as I bought one, IT13 i9, I know what they are complaining about. This computer is easily the noisiest computer I ever owned. The fan never turns off and it is LOUD under any condition. For reasons unknown you can not go into the BIOS to adjust it as GEEKOM have configured WIN 11 to not have access to the UEFI tab. The whole situation is bizarre?

@@Neil-Aspinall Wow, that's shocking. I thought one was able to enter the BIOS with the esc key? I've read some Amazon reviews where people did adjust their fan settings in the BIOS, after contacting customer support. Although maybe that might have been another version? I would try to reach out to customer support. I've read that customer support was good and helped people accomplish this (again from Amazon reviews). Although it concerns me that people like you, that have recently purchased one; are still experiencing loud fan noise. You would have figured that they would have addressed this and fixed that before leaving their factory. Being they've had a history of, louder than usual fan noise. Which in turn, shy's me away from purchasing one. Everything else looks/seems pretty good [?]

@@BumpNrun69 Mmmm good luck with 'customer support' all they ever did is give me the run around and refused to answer a straight question. On my version of WIN 11 there was no tab for the UEFI BIOS selection. Believe me I watched many tutorials about the subject (no thanks to GEEKOM) and strangely all the WIN11 settings were unlike mine due to GEEKOM's initial set up I presume? I think they don't want you playing with the fan settings due to the fact that if you were able to run the computer in a quiet mode if would simply over heat and freeze etc? When it vcame to getting the money back that was quite the procedure. To be honest though I earlier in the year (2023) bought their IT11 i7 and the fan is significantly quieter and so far a pretty good computer but...... Two strange things happen with it, although you can turn the spell checker on you can only get the pre emptive checker to work. The normal spell checker that shows you after what you've spelt wrong does not work ( I have tried many combinations of the settings to make it work but nothing except as mentioned) 2. If you watch a few KZfaq vids in a row the video and audio looses sync. The only way to fix it is to refresh the page. I can put up with these problems as for the money you get a lot of computer in a small package. Good luck but I'd go IT11 not IT13. (Tech reviewers have said the i9 versions are no faster anyway in real life)

I bought the i7 and even after a bios update the fan is always running even when the system is idle. It's not horrible noisy but I don't expect a fan to need to run all the time. Trying to work out what to do next. Will the i5 be better or should I switch to a Ryzen?

I've had this computer and the IT11 i7. To be honest I would stick with the IT11 series as they have a MUCH quieter fan. The IT13 is unbelievably LOUD. Also the difference in power is nominal.

I9 crushes M2 in raw performance fool. And don't forget that M2 can't game, has zero upgradeability and still costs more money. The only think better about will be the video editing and coding performance.

@@DragonOfTheMortalKombat wrong

Every 13th/14th gen i9 is gonna crush the M2, even the maxed out M2 Max in raw CPU performance. Apple takes the lead in performance per watt energy drawn, not in the raw performance department, that goes to i9. For iGPUs apple takes the lead and trades blow with any AMD iGPUs.

@@DragonOfTheMortalKombat You're right, I wish there were more people who understood.