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Size: 7735HS 24+512GB
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- [AMD RYZEN 7 7735HS PROCESSOR] ACEMAGICIAN Micro PC is equipped with AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS processor (8C/16T, 16M Cache, up to 4.75GHz). Compared with AMD Ryzen 7(7730U/7430U/7530U), K1 MINI PC 7735HS CPU performance +35%, GPU +38%, more powerful performance and smoother running
- [MINI PC PERFECT FOR LIGHT GAMING] Powered by AMD Zen3 Ryzen 7 7735HS and AMD Radeon Graphics(680M), our mini computer delivers up to 3.4% better performance in multitask computing compared to previous Zen 2 processors. Play your favorite Casual games like DOTA2 and more with ease
- [24GB High Speed LPDDR5 RAM + 512GB M.2 SSD] Built-in 24GB LPDDR5 onboard memory at 5500MT/s delivers blazing fast transfer speeds and stable multitasking. Run multiple browser tabs, office apps, media tools and light virtual machines simultaneously without lag. Two M.2 2280 slots support extra NVMe SSD for storage expansion up to 4TB. The pre-installed 512GB M.2 SSD provides ample space for OS, software and media files, leaving room for future upgrades.
- [COMPACT DESIGN & EFFICIENT COOLING] The compact 5 5 1.6 inch chassis saves plenty of desktop space. Dual-outlet cooling structure, large heatsink fins and high-speed silent fan work together to sustain long-term stable performance. This mini PC pre-installs Windows 11 Pro system, and the package includes HDMI cable, power adapter and VESA mounting bracket.
- [4K TRIPLE DISPLAY OUTPUTS] Mini PC office supports triple display output with HDMI, DisplayPort and Type-C ports. The GPU adopts Radeon Graphics, the clock speed is 2200MHz, supports ultra-realistic 4K visual effects, which can provide incredible clarity and maximum work efficiency
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ACEMAGIC K1 Ryzen 7330U ACEMAGIC Core 5 220H ACEMAGIC X3 Ryzen H 255 ACEMAGIC Core I7 14650HX ACEMAGIC V1 3500U ACEMAGIC K1 Ryzen 7735HS ACEMAGIC Ryzen 7 7735HS
Brand: ACEMAGICIAN
Operating System: Windows 11 Pro
CPU Model: AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS
CPU Speed: 4.75 GHz
Cache Size: 8 MB
Memory Storage Capacity: 24 GB
Personal computer design type: Mini PC
Ram Memory Installed Size: 16 GB
Color: black
Optical Storage Device: 512 Gb
Operating System: Windows 11 Pro
Personal Computer Design Type: Mini PC
Color: black
Optical Storage Device: 512 Gb
Hard Disk Description: SSD
Hardware Interface: DisplayPort, HDMI, USB
Power Consumption: 45 watts
Item Dimensions: 5.19 x 5.19 x 1.96 inches
Video Output Interface: HDMI, DisplayPort, Type-C
Hard Disk Interface: Solid State
Style Name: 7735HS 24+512GB
Cooling Method: Air
Power Plug Type: Type A - 2 pin (North American)
Video Output: HDMI, DisplayPort, Type-C
Graphics Card Ram: 24 GB
Graphics Ram Type: DDR5 SDRAM
Graphics Card Interface: Integrated
Processor Series: AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS
Processor Speed: 4.75 GHz
Processor Socket: FP7
Processor Count: 1
CPU Model Speed Maximum: 4.75 GHz
Total Usb Ports: 6
Number of Component Outputs: 3
Total Thunderbolt Ports: 2
Speaker Description: Headphone
Brand: ACEMAGICIAN
Model Number: K1
Processor Brand: AMD
CPU Model Number: Ryzen 7 7735HS
Video Processor: AMD
UPC: 630504303699
Manufacturer: Shenzhen CYX Industrial Co., Ltd.
Cache Memory Installed Size: 8 MB
Memory Storage Capacity: 24 GB
RAM Memory Installed: 16 GB
RAM Memory Technology: LPDDR5
Ram Memory Maximum Size: 24 GB
Memory Speed: 2000 MHz
RAM Type: DDR4 SDRAM
Memory Clock Speed: 2.75 MHz
Display Resolution Maximum: 3840x2160
Aspect Ratio: 169
Native Resolution: 3840 x 2160
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, LAN, USB, Wi-Fi
Wireless Network Technology: Wi-Fi
Human-Interface Input: Buttons
Keyboard Layout: QWERTY
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Tl;dr highly recommended. Background: I was looking to replace my existing very large tower PC (c. 2015) with something that was a) more up-to-date and b) less power consuming. To be clear, I have been transitioning to an M1 MacBook Pro and QNAP NAS, and I no longer need to do image and video processing on the PC. So my mid-level nVidia GPU and lots of hard drives were no longer requirements. I was willing to give up the BluRay writer as well. But the Windows PC was still an important part of my multi-level backup strategy. Namely, I keep a copy of all photos, videos and documents on the PC, synchronized using GoodSync from my NAS, and from there I let Backblaze handle cloud backup. (Backblaze won’t sync from network shares.) The Ace Magician AM06 Pro had a number of appealing features for me. The tiny size was, of course, a big asset. And I do mean tiny. The ability to add a 2.5 inch SSD was mandatory. And the second NIC allowed me to connect my QNAP NAS directly to the PC using 2.5GbE. While this was a step down from my previous 10GbE NIC, that was no longer really necessary. While there are other mini PCs that have a 2.5GbE NIC now, there are very few that have a second NIC, let alone at this price. Oh, and price, which in this case equates very nicely to value. I ordered the mini PC, and my experiment began. Before I ordered a large SSD, I wanted to see if this was going to work for me. I plugged in the DisplayPort to one of my monitors that had a free DP connection, connected my Logitech mouse and keyboard using their dongle, plugged the 1GbE into my home LAN, and we’re off to the races. Right out of the box, the system came up in seconds, running the Windows 11 OOBE. A few questions later and the system connected to my Microsoft account. Everything seemed fine, so I started with any Windows updates that might be available. There were only a few, so I let that process complete. At this point, I made no changes to the BIOS and no changes to the default Windows configuration. Now I needed to add Hyper-V support, and I expected to need to change a BIOS setting or two. But no, not necessary, virtualization support was already enabled! I moved a VM over from my other system - with some difficulty that had nothing to do with the mini PC, but I got it sorted out. Then I connected and configured a private network for the 2.5GbE NIC to my QNAP directly, Jumbo frames enabled. No problems there. I ran a short stress test and I could hear the fan spin up. It’s not a pleasant sound, but I don’t plan on stressing the PC. The next day I came back to continue on the transition, and found the PC had shut down. Oh, no! Very curious, I determined it was after exactly 3 hours of idle time. Hmm, I had disabled sleep. But crafty Microsoft, the power plan still had hibernation set for 180 minutes. Grr. Set to Never now. A few more days, and it was time to move on to phase 2: add a 4TB SSD. I know the description says that 2TB is supported but I could not think of why the limit (and I have 40+ years in the storage business under my belt). Suddenly a sale price directly from WD appeared, and I proceeded with that. Adding it was a little hairy - the ribbon cable (included) to the motherboard connector looked fragile, and took some care. I knew that at first (before any power applied) I didn’t have it just right and I took my time until I got it. Power up, perfect, no issues, 4TB now available. I won’t go into great detail about the rest of my configuration other than to say after 10 days, the old tower was powered down, the new AM06 Pro handling everything I needed. I think you get the point now. My experience has been overwhelmingly great. In the process, my constant power load dropped by more than 60W as reported by my UPS - this was expected. But no review is complete without some “cons”: The power switch. I can’t tell you how many times I inadvertently touched it and my system shut down. I had to device an approach to make sure this didn’t happen again. My “Server Rack” (photo) keeps me - and more importantly, my cat - from hitting it. I hope Ace Magician does not repeat that design. It looks cool, but asking for trouble. I should drop a star for this, but I won’t :) The power supply. OK, this is not going to cost them a star. When you have such a small PC, the big brick with detachable cord is out of place. I started looking for a tiny USB-C GaN charger to replace it. My first try (a 3 port unit) didn’t go so well as it shut down in 30 seconds every time I powered it up. Someone on the minipc forum tried a bunch of these and found the one that worked: a single USB-C port, Anker Nano II 65W. Same overall rating as the supplied PS. The actual power draw of the PC (in my use case) is more like 20-30W. But this is important: the new GaN charger - added just today - is far more efficient, and switching to it dropped another 20+W from my overall total. Wi-Fi performance. Meh. I don’t care, I don’t need it, you might. I disabled in Windows. A second NVMe slot would be “nice to have”. EDIT: One additional note The included VESA bracket did not work for me as I have my monitors mounted on arms. If you are considering mounting behind a monitor, you might need a different sort of bracket. Back to my conclusion: buy it. Incredible value. Seriously. Addenda: Summary of changes I made from out-of-the-box configuration 1. Disabled hibernation! I blame Windows 11 for this, it was not a default in Win10. 2. One BIOS setting: After a day or so, I could hear the fan spin up sometimes. Poking around in the BIOS, I found fan control was set to “Manual” and there were optional settings. But I figured I would try “Automatic” before getting too geeky, and that’s worked well for me. No more whining! 3. Disabled the Wi-Fi NIC (in Windows). 4. Removed Chinese fonts. No offense, it’s just not one of my languages and I don’t expect to learn it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023 by JeffGo
This is a review of the Ace Magician AM06 PRO (Ryzen 5 5600U) Photos included with review: 2 photos show size comparison to common items (a mouse and a 3.5" hard disk). 2 phots showing available ports. 1 Photo shows location of internal components. 2 photos show how to properly install the SATA drive cable. The Hardware This system utilizes an AMD Ryzen 5600U CPU. This CPU packs a surprising punch for a CPU that sips so little energy. It's amazing what AMD has accomplished here. This CPU has 6 cores and 12 threads. It also includes AMD Radeon graphics. Others have already commented on the raw performance metrics, so I'll concentrate on providing general information and a few tips for getting the most out this system. General System Information Please see the first two photos that illustrate how compact this system really is. You will find the usual compliment of ports on the system which include two USB 3 ports, one USB 3 type C port, two USB 2 ports, HDMI, Display Port, and a 3.5 mm audio jack . One unique design feature that AceMagicians have incorporated is the inclusion of not just one, but two Ethernet adapters, including one 2.5 Gbps and one 1 Gbps port. Why might this be helpful? There are several possible scenarios, but for me, I often perform testing using Windows Hyper-V. If I had only one Ethernet adapter, then I would need to share that adapter between the VMs and the primary installation of Windows. My preference is to NOT share the adapter. By having two adapters, I can assign one to my VMs and have a separate adapter available for exclusive use by the main OS. So having this feature available on a mini PC is very welcome. In addition, it just makes sense to have a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet adapter on modern systems with SSDs. Transferring data between machines with SSDs can easily saturate a 1 Gbps Ethernet so this extra speed is very welcome and matches well with a system containing SSD storage. I also like the fact that this system has a microphone built-in. That is something typically missing in most mini PCs. It allows for one less having to be plugged into the system. Another nice touch is the fact that the power connector is a USB-C type connector. That's really helpful for people like me who are always carrying USB-C power adapters around with them already. TIP: You may find that some standard off the shelf USB-C power adapters may not work to power this system. In my testing with several different adapters, I found that some of them would power the system on initially, but the system would shut down within a few seconds of being turned on. I found that the latest line of Anker GaN and GaN prime adapters (available here on Amazon) work fine with this system. When purchasing an adapter, make sure that it has a minimum of 65W output power and that it supports 19V (20V) output. I suggest a unit with a single USB-C output because plugging in a second device may momentarily interrupt power to the Mini PC which you obviously do not want to happen while it is running. What's really amazing is how all this processing power and all these ports are incorporated into such a small case. As you look through included images, take note of the size of this system in relation to some common items such as a pair of glasses and a computer hard disk. Initial Setup The initial setup of the system is very quick and simple. AceMagicians have preinstalled a pristine, clean, Windows 11 Pro installation on this system with no bloatware. I really appreciate this because it makes ensures that you have Windows running at peak efficiency without a bunch of stuff that you will never use slowing the system down. TIP: After you get the system up and running, make sure that you have an internet connection. I would suggest allowing the system to install all available Windows updates. Once updates are done, open an elevated command prompt and then run these commands: MD C:\Exported_Drivers pnputil /export-driver * C:\Exported_Drivers This will make a backup copy of all system drivers. I would suggest copying or moving that folder to a thumb drive, external HD, etc. for safekeeping. Then, if you ever perform a fresh installation of Windows, you can simply open Device Manager, right-click on the computer name at the top of the device tree, select "Add drivers", and point it to your backup copy of the drivers. This will install all the drivers. Note that when the display driver is being installed, the screen may go blank for a few seconds. This is normal. Expandability Clearly, AceMagicians has thought about servicability with this system. Simply loosen four phillips type screws on the bottom of the unit and the bottom cover pops right off. There is no need for any prying, wedging, or force of any kind. With the bottom cover removed, access to the SSD and RAM is extremely simple. This system utilizes dual channel DDR4 3200 Mhz SODIMMs and can be expanded to 64 GB, should you wish to do so. Note that the SSD is an NVMe module with a 2280 form factor. Beneath the SSD is the Realtek WiFi module which can be upgraded should you wish to do so. My personal preference is to use an Intel AX210 WiFi 6e module. TIP: The system comes with ribbon cable to SATA connector to allow you to add a 2.5" disk in addition to the M.2 SSD that is already installed. However, my system came with no instructions for installation. Reasons for Purchasing a Mini PC There are many reasons to consider a Mini PC: 1) The complete system is a very cost-effective solution. This system is very reasonably priced. Why spend a fortune on a computer when you can purchase an entire system in a small box at an affordable price? 2) More than enough speed and power to rapidly accomplish all the tasks that most people perform. A Mini PC is ideal for people who use Word processing, browse the web, perform some mild to mid-level gaming, perform photo and video editing, and much, much more. It is true that if you want to play the latest, cutting-edge, high-end games, you will need more power than a Mini PC will offer, but that is not the case for many individuals. 3) Space savings: It's almost difficult to explain just how remarkably small these systems are. It's probably best to look at some of photos that I have included to get a really good sense of the size. Because of the small size, these units will occupy very little space on your desk. Since they include a VESA mount, they can also be directly attached to the back of any monitor with a VESA mount. In that case, they will occupy no desk space! 3) Energy efficient: Because these systems are so energy efficient, they won't drain your wallet. 4) Expandability: Many persons are surprised at the level of expandability that such a small system can provide. This system comes with 16GB of RAM, which is a generous amount more than sufficient for most tasks. However, if you wish, this system may be expanded up to a whopping 64GB. As for storage, a 512GB NVMe SSD is included with the system. However, even here you have options. A 2.5" drive can also be added to the system and the NVMe could be swapped for a larger unit if so desired. 5) External connectivity: This system allows the connection of up to 3 monitors simultaneously using the DisplayPort, HDMI, and USB-C connectors. Naturally, you will also have access to additional devices via the USB ports. Even network connections are plentiful with WiFi and Bluetooth, as well as both a 1Gbps Ethernet port AND a 2.5Gbps Ethernet port. Summary I can whole-heartedly recommend this system. My initial thinking was that I could use it for some offline data storage and some very light tasks, but after realizing how much better the performance was compared to what I expected, I decided to promote this system to a more important role in my digital life. If you are considering a Mini PC, I think that you will be pleasantly surprised by the performance and value that this little beauty provides.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2023 by HannesS
Size: 7735HS+24GB+1TB
So far, this little computer has been excellent. The Ryzen 7 processor and generous amount of memory make it surprisingly powerful, especially for AI work, everyday productivity tasks, and running multiple applications at once. Setup was quick and straightforward, and one of the things I appreciate most is how quiet it is. Even under heavier workloads, it has remained remarkably quiet. The size is another huge advantage. It's small enough to mount behind a monitor, which keeps the workspace clean and uncluttered. Once it's installed, it practically disappears. At this point, my biggest question is why all desktop computers aren't built this way. If long-term reliability proves to be as good as the initial performance, this little machine will be hard to beat for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Mark Aldrich
I recently purchased the Acemagician AM06 Pro and have been so impressed with this little machine I decided to give it a thorough review for those out there who may be considering buying one. This was a replacement for a 7th generation Intel NUC I used for media streaming and light gaming on my living room TV and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. Specs The specs of this mini-PC are extremely impressive considering the cost. The PC come with an AMD Ryzen 5 5600U processor (6 cores / 12 threads, 16MB L3 Cache, and boosts up to 4.2 GHz), built in Radeon RX Vega 8 graphics, 16GB high-speed DDR4 ram, a 512GB NVMe SSD, and the ability to add an additional 2.5” SATA hard drive. I/O for the system includes 1 x HDMI Port, 1 x DP Port, 1 x 2.5Gbit and 1 x 1Gbit RJ45 LAN, 2 x USB 2.0 Ports, 2 x USB 3.0 Ports, 1 x USB Type-C Port, and one audio-in/out jack. The HDMI port, Display Port, and USB Type-C Port can all be used to drive a monitor, so you could use this mini PC in a three monitor setup if you wanted. The timings for the memory in this system according to CPU-z are 22-22-22-52 @ 3200MHz running in dual channel. The case measurements for this mini-PC are about 5.19” square and is approximately 2.13” tall. Build quality The build quality of this machine if very good. The system is easy to open (4 screws) and upgrade the memory or storage if desired. The whole thing weights just over a pound (1lb 4oz) and just feels solid sitting in my hand. I think the design of the case looks great and I really like the subtle red glow around the power button. Performance The performance of this PC is amazing and blew my NUC out of the water. In Cinebench R23 I got 7124 in the CPU multi core benchmark, and for the Unigine Valley graphics benchmark I got a total score of 1822 at high settings, 720p, and 2x anti-aliasing. At 1080p I got a total score of 926 at high settings and 2x anti-aliasing The Radeon RX Vega 8 graphics chip in this system is one of the better integrated graphics chip designs out right now and it has opened up a lot more titles I can now play from my Steam library on my living room TV. The NVMe for this mini-PC is pretty zippy too, in Crystal Disk Mark I got around 2050MB/s reads and 1550MB/s writes. Power / Sound The fan on this mini-PC is whisper quiet. I recorded the fan noise with my iPhone dB sound meter from about a foot away and got around 36 dB when it was at idle. Under load when running the Cinebench R23 benchmark, it climbed and bounced between 39 and 40 dB. The power draw on the PC was just 6W at idle and 37W when running the Cinebench R23 CPU benchmark. Final thoughts Overall, the Acemagician AM06 Pro mini-PC packs a lot of features and performance into such a tiny footprint. I’m completely happy with purchase and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to a friend. Hope this helps anyone out there thinking about buy one. Cheers.
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Size: 7735HS 24+512GB
I’m very happy with this ACEMAGIC K1 Mini PC. The Ryzen 7 7730U processor and 16GB RAM make it fast and smooth for everyday work, multitasking, browsing, and streaming. The 512GB SSD provides plenty of storage and makes Windows 11 Pro start up quickly. I also like the compact design because it saves a lot of desk space. The six USB ports are very convenient, and the Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 connections work well. It runs quietly and stays cool during normal use. The triple-screen support is another great feature. Overall, this is a powerful, compact, and affordable mini PC.
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Size: RYZEN 5 7430U 16GB 512GB
I’m really happy with this mini gaming PC! It functions really well and is surprisingly fast for its size. Everything runs smoothly, and I haven’t experienced any issues with malware or anything suspicious on the PC. Customer service has also been great. Whenever I had questions, they were quick to respond and help me out. They also have a helpful forum where I could look through other questions and solutions if I needed additional information. Overall, I’m very satisfied with my purchase and would definitely recommend this mini gaming PC!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2026 by kaneil
Read the whole thing as there are pros and cons. (Updated to 5 🌟's since the customer service is incredible) Cons- Not sure what happened with the PC. I bought it July 3rd, 2025 and last week on January 15th 2026, the computer completely shut off. I've tested the power supply and it is 100% functional, I also purchased a new power supply just in case. Still nothing. Originally I thought my power supply was failing as at random while using the computer, my monitor screen would go black, and the power from the USB ports would shut off then come right back. But alas, it looks like my PC is cooked. I'll be purchasing a second one from this company to reference what components failed. I haven't opened my current mini PC from them to inspect the board. Only other issue I've seen is sometimes the bluetooth driver has to be reinstalled occasionally. Pros- these PCs do kick some serious butt. Don't expect to be running your whole game library at 4k and 120fps. This pc ran every game in my steam library, except for two, with minimal graphics adjustments. It's incredibly quick, and it worked great while it worked. The case is quite nice and it's pretty much silent while running. Pretty good value for money even with the issues I've had, and I'll be fixing the problem my self.
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Size: 7735HS+24GB+1TB
This thing is pretty excellent. The computer itself is pretty decent, its fast and has plenty of usb ports. The downside? The windows software it comes with is riddled with problems. I was having huge memory leaks that was driving me crazy. It would spool up the committed memory until it crashed and idles around 80% memory used from the 24gb. I tried for about a week to track down the leaks to no avail. I ended up installing a fresh windows 11 copy and key on it and now it works flawlessly. A good buy but reinstall windows on it for sure. I ended up skipping all of their drivers and just used the realtek wifi driver from dell and AMD's latest gpu drivers.
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