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BOSGAME P6 Neo Mini Gaming PC, Desktop Computers Ryzen 7 6800H, Radeon 680M Graphics, 24GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB PCIe 4.0x4 SSD, Triple Display (HDMI/DP/USB4), USB4 8K 60Hz, WiFi 6E, BT5.2, Dual 2.5GbE LAN

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Condition
New
Color
Blue
Model
P6
Storage
24 GB
Screen size
75 in
Weight
1.2 kg
Operating System
Support install Windows and Linux
Warranty
Worry-Free Warranty: We stand behind the quality of our products. Enjoy a 1-year warranty for the entire machine and a 3-year warranty for parts, ensuring your long-term peace of mind.
Works with
Headphone, Printer, Projector, Smartphone, Television

Features 6

  • Powerful Ryzen 7 6800H ProcessorBOSGAME P3 Lite Mini PC features the AMD Ryzen 7 6800H processor with 8 cores and 16 threads, up to 4.7GHz, and Radeon 680M GPU (1900MHz). Ideal for design software (Photoshop, Premiere, CAD) and popular games like PUBG, LOL, and PS3 emulators.
  • Powerful Graphics & Radeon 680MEquipped with AMD Radeon 680M Graphics built on RDNA 2 architecture, delivering high frame rates for gaming and exceptional performance for content creation and video editing.
  • 24GB DDR5 RAM & 1TB PCIe SSDBuilt with 24GB(12GB x2) Dual-channel DDR5 4800MHz RAM (expandable to 64GB) and 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 SSD (expandable to 4TB), providing faster data processing and ample storage for games, AI training, and creative projects.
  • Triple Display & USB4 8K@60Hz Bosgame Ryzen 7 Micro PC allows for triple displays via 1*HDMI2.0, DP x1 and USB4 8K@60Hz output, catering to the demands of daily design work and most low-power games. Run AI training, data processing, and media streaming simultaneously to enhance work efficiency effectively.

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Bosgame is rooted in Quality and devoted to Value. BOSGAME combines performance and noise to give users a better and nicely quieter office environment. BOSGAME has professional software and hardware engineers to provide the most professional after-sales support. BOSGAME Direct High-Speed Network: Built with Bluetooth 5.2, WiFi 6E (Three Brand 2.4Ghz, 5Ghz and 6Ghz) and RJ45 2500Mbps LAN, supports more and faster terminals. Lower latency, high speed, ultra-high data throughpuEt improve wireless network performance and maintain stable and efficient. Noise and Performance: Bosgame P6 Neo steps up a upnique fan design and re-design physical structure of the heat dissipation air outlet, making it whisper-quiet during operation. BOSGAME P6 Neo packed with the mighty AMD Ryzen 7 6800H CPU (up to 4.7GHz 8C/16T, L2 3MB, L3 8MB) for smooth and dependable performance. Perfect for a range of uses: photo editing, office work to being your go-to media center, mini server, educational tool, web surfing companion, and even for some casual gaming. Triple Screens Output: Comes with Integrated AMD Radeon 680M Graphics (8 cores, graphics frequency 2200MHz), Triple screens output HDMI *1+DP*1+USB4(8K 60HZ), you could connect Triple screens at the same time, reducing unnecessary operating procedures, improving work efficiency. Large Storage 24GB RAM 1TB M.2 NVME SSD: Built-in DDR5 24GB(12GBx2) RAM + 1TB NVMe SSD, providing enough capacity to store pictures, videos, music, games, etc. Support DIY expandable storage, 2x SODIMM slot, each of slot can be upgraded to 32GB, up to 64GB of dual slot; BOSGAME Equipped 2 NVMe SSD slots, can be upgraded up to 2TB after taking off the original 1TB SSD. Bosgame P6 Neo Mini PC utilizes advanced PD 3.0 charging technology to provide you with unprecedented portability and flexibility. By carrying a portable screen with the Mini PC P6 Neo PD3.0, whether you're on the go, in a café, or working outdoors, PD 3.0 technology ensures that your P6 Neo Mini PC is always charged, so you can stay productive wherever you go. Q1: What should I do if I find a product with a lower pri~ce within a month? Please do not re~turn, contact our store staff to re~fund the difference, Bosgame-Direct let you enjoy the lowest pri~ce. Q2: What should I do if I don't like the W11 pro system? Please do not return, please contact the service staff of our store to get W10 pro system files and tutorials. Q3: How to enter BIOS? Press "delete" to enter the BIOS settings; press "F7" to enter the boot options menu (click continuously immediately after booting). Note: To avoid initial setup issues, the first time you use this mini pc , don't connect network or wifi until the OS of your mini pc is running. 1.After-sales Service - We offer 1-year factory professional support. 2.If you received a mini pc with W11 Pro system maybe which took a while to get used to, but you need to W-10 pro system, please send us a message and we will guide you to install W-10 Pro. (Please do not download and install system on this computer from anywhere else for compatibility reasons.)

Specs 69

Brand BOSGAME
Operating System Support install Windows and Linux
CPU Model AMD Ryzen 7
CPU Speed 4.3 GHz
Cache Size 24 GB
Graphics Card Description Dedicated
Graphics Coprocessor AMD Radeon 680M 2200Mhz
Memory Storage Capacity 24 GB

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In this review, I will compare the high-end Bosgame M5 AI PC Max+ 395 against the previous models I've looked at, including the Bosgame M2 (Ryzen 9 7940HS) and the Geekom GT1 (Core Ultra 9 185H). I also pit it against the dedicated eGPU with the Radeon RX 7600M XT. Mini PCs have evolved dramatically from basic video-conferencing boxes into absolute powerhouses. While I previously relied on an external GPU setup to push demanding titles like X-Plane 12, the new M5 Max+ brings an entirely different class of computing right out of the box. WHY THE BOSGAME M5 MAX+? Mini PCs have come a VERY long way since my very first budget one many years ago. Over the past few years, we have seen them shift into genuine gaming and AI-capable machines. However, integrated graphics usually meant settling for lowered settings or lower resolutions in heavy AAA titles -- unless you hooked up an eGPU like the Bosgame GVP7600. The Bosgame M2 was a decent machine and wowed me when coupled with the GVP7600 (especially when that external eGPU was paired with my Surface Pro). My curiosity peaked when Bosgame released the M5 housing the massive AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor. Could an integrated graphics chip finally bridge the gap without needing an external card or a bulky desktop? Let's dive into it. ANALYSIS Bosgame has quickly become one of my favorite brands for high-performance compact hardware. Externally, the M5 Max+ has an unusual design with a departure from the usual, square box that most brands release. I am not exactly a fan of its flashy look, but gaming computers tend to try and differentiate themselves that way -- colorful lighting included. The number of ports are excellent: plentiful and modern with USB 2.0, USB 3.2, and USB 4 for both compatibility and speed, and a SD card reader for ingesting camera photos. USB4 daisy chaining is worth noting: you supposedly could hook up multiple M5 PCs for clustered AI workloads, but I did not test this as I don't have the budget to buy another one. It powered my 3 displays effortlessly (one at 8K and two at 4K resolution), though the specifications show that 4 monitors at 8K could be used. Text was crisp and sharp with no noticeable ghosting in Window dragging and gaming. My intent was to replace my Desktop PC purchased in Christmas 2017 that has massive storage and memory (for its time). It's a power-hungry machine and Mini PCs might have evolved to the point where it now could become the primary computer. Has it? Yes, it has! I passed my Desktop on to my son for now and removed many of its mechanical drives to reduce heat and energy consumption while still allowing him to game with its Nvidia GeForce GTX (yes, it's that old!) With a 2TB SSD included and 128GB of RAM, I added an additional 4TB SSD of storage (M.2 2280 NVMe is the slot size) to get closer to what the Desktop used to have. I was dismayed that only 2 SSD slots were available -- having a 3rd one would have allowed me to expand the storage in the future, but I understand that Mini PCs have space and heat constraints. I got an external SSD enclosure instead to reuse a 2TB from my Desktop for a total of 8TB of storage. 128GB of RAM is PLENTY of memory for AI workloads, including to run your own LLM that I started looking into. I found reviews where this AMD chipset was successfully and (almost) effortlessly used to install Ubuntu for that very purpose. I was not ready to do that yet, though one of my former coworkers did just that with his less expensive (but still very capable) Bosgame Mini PC. I could not find a way to access the memory modules when I opened up the enclosure. I later found that this PC ditches the standard SODIMM slots for onboard quad-channel LPDDR5x. This means that memory cannot be upgraded, but again, 128GB is more than enough for most of today's use cases. I noted that it runs at a fast 8000MT/s. I appreciated the "Performance Mode" switch at the front of the enclosure to allow me to cycle between power saving, balanced, and best performance modes. For most days, I'd be leaving it on the first mode for day-to-day tasks and hosting my Plex Media Server (PMS), and when I work, I'd switch to Balanced or Best to really crank up the CPU and GPU speed. Surprisingly, all three modes produced very low fan noise. If only you could hear how loud my Desktop's 6 big fans sounded like in my Office... More importantly, how do the CPU and GPU perform compared to the M2 and GT1? The generational leap is staggering. While the M2's Ryzen 9 7940HS and the GT1's Core Ultra 9 185H offered great everyday multitasking with modest integrated graphics, the M5 Max+'s Zen 5 architecture packs a massive 16 CPU cores and 32 threads -- in a chipset small enough for laptops and Mini PCs! Bosgame has done a GREAT job packing all this power into such a small package. For pure processing speed, multi-threaded tasks, and heavy workloads, the M5 leaves the older 7940HS and 185H chips in the dust. CPU & GPU PERFORMANCE: M5's RYZEN MAX+ 395 VS. THE REST The CPU -- the "brain" of the computer -- handles general calculations and instructions. While Intel and standard mobile AMD chips traditionally relied on standard core counts, the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 scales up to 16 full Zen 5 cores. When I ran benchmark tests, I found the Max+ 395 scoring roughly double the multi-threaded performance of older mid-range laptop chips, easily trading blows with high-end desktop platforms. Let that sink in -- high-end desktops! When you turn to the graphics processor, the story gets even more impressive. The M2 came with the Radeon 780M and the GT1 with Intel Arc Xe, both of which handled casual gaming or moderate sims at 30 FPS on medium settings. By contrast, the M5 Max+ features the AMD Radeon 8060S integrated graphics, boasting a whopping 40 RDNA 3.5 Compute Units. It performs roughly on par with a dedicated NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 or 4070 laptop GPU. That is REVOLUTIONARY for an integrated GPU! Compared to the Bosgame GVP7600 eGPU I have (which houses the Radeon RX 7600M XT) that turned my Surface Pro business tablet/laptop into a gaming computer, the M5's GPU was about 18% faster in 3DMark Time Spy benchmark, and 100-160% faster in overall system processing (CPU), making it dramatically more like a high-end workstation (to a limited extent). What do the numbers mean in practical terms? GAMES THAT EXCEL ON THIS CHIPSET Thanks to the brute force of the Radeon 8060S and massive memory bandwidth, I stepped away from restricted settings. I saw stellar performance across modern, demanding titles at 1080p and 1440p: - Cyberpunk 2077: 67 FPS on high rasterized settings - Red Dead Redemption 2: 82 FPS using high-to-ultra textures - Battlefield 6 & Marvel Rivals: High presets with 78-86 FPS - Counter-Strike 2: Whopping 250 FPS on High settings - X-Plane 12 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 ran very well, but I forgot to record the FPS metrics STORAGE INSTALLATION/UPGRADE Upgrading storage on the M5 Max+ is straightforward. Pop off the bottom screws to access the PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 2280 slot. Because games today require an insane amount of storage, dropping in a secondary 2TB or 4TB drive lets you keep your massive game libraries local without choking your primary operating system drive. FINAL THOUGHTS The Bosgame M5 Max+ 395 is an engineering marvel that redefines what a mini computer can achieve. While the Bosgame M2 and Geekom GT1 were fantastic entry points for compact productivity and light gaming, the M5 delivers enthusiast-tier performance, rivaling mid-range gaming laptops while retaining a footprint small enough to throw into a travel bag. It outperformed the dedicated eGPU (Radeon RX 7600M XT) that I also have. Performance was nothing short of breathtaking for an integrated system, heavy rendering, and AAA gaming effortlessly. I did not yet test its AI performance, but with its 128GB of RAM and fast GPU, I expect it to do quite well. It costs significantly more than a standard Mini PC, but for users who want desktop-class muscle without the desktop footprint, it earned an easy spot in my Office and finally gave me a reason to pass my Desktop on to my son. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2026 by YuenX
Very good performance for the price
Color: Blue
This mini computer processes most things very quickly. CPU not weighed down by bloatware. Setup was quick, easy, seemless... all working great in no time at all. Windows is preloaded so you don't have to fuss with a license key. I don't do much with it... browse the internet, watch a show, light gaming... all good. I am struggling to get the graphics to work properly on one game but that could certainly be user error. I reset the in-game graphics settings to see what this little box can do and that turned out to be a mistake. It was all good before, I just wanted to see how it would handle higher res and such. I started to experience certain graphics not processing at all... black panes. When I set the in-game graphics back, it hasn't competely gone back to perfect... uninstalled, reinstalled, etc... once in a while I come across a bad visual. I'm not a computer genius so I'm giving myself some blame here although I would have fully expected a reset to bring it back to my initial experience. Regardless, for my use... very nice for the price (279). UPDATE: Graphics issue turned out to be both the gpu settings and user error. Setup correctly now... everything is working fantastically! I wouldn't think this is some workhorse or anything but for inexpensive basic use, it has been a low cost reliable investment. Would buy again... upgrade from 4 to 5 stars. ... show more
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Color: Blue
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025 by Julio Poveda
Do not shut down or reboot this computer unless you want a blank screen of death. UPDATE: Works now!
Color: Blue
This was a wild ride. I order and get the computer just fine. Super fast shipping and exactly what I ordered. When I get it out of the box and boot it up it works perfect and I go through everything just the way it should… However, before a month is up, the computer starts doing this strange blank screen thing where the monitor lights up like it’s showing things but only showing a black screen. It also is making normal working computer noises. I try a different monitor, same issue. I try three different hdmi cords for both monitors, same issue. I look online for anything that can help me fix this: only people telling me it needs a replacement motherboard and it’s better to get a replacement computer instead. I eventually learned that if I disconnected it from its power source three times in a row it would boot enough to show the screen again (blue screen of death) and that the blank black screen only happens when I fully power down and boot up or re start the computer. I’ve just been leaving it in sleep mode and it seems to continue functioning just fine (until it needs a reboot and then it does the black screen again). The seller is providing me a replacement if I send it back first but if it has this same issue again I’ll have to find a different option. Having to set my computer up again is a huge pain. Will update this once I get my replacement. UPDATE: Received my replacement, so far no issues with the power off and back on again! Customer service is fine as long as you chat with them on Amazon, otherwise you will never get a response via email. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2025 by PlusWings
An Awesome Little Device with Questionable QA
Color: Blue
Review Image by Andrew
The P3 mini has been a great little PC for my Home Server until I found that only half the available memory was available. After installing and configuring proxmox, which installed like a charm, I noticed only 8 GB of RAM was available in the server for my VMs, despite ordering the 24GB model. After some investigation I found that 4 GB was being used by the internal GPU, but after some more thorough troubleshooting involving opening up the machine and trying one stick at a time in each slot and rebooting, I found that while both 12gb sticks of memory worked, only one SODIMM slot was faulty and failed to recognize either stick of memory. I contacted support which recommended an Amazon return and replace. I received a replacement machine that appeared nearly identical but, out of curiosity I opened it up, and I noticed that the second P3 I got had a full size NVMe 2280 form factor instead of the mini 2230 form factor in my first P3. While these discrepancies may be minor, they were both alarming. A non-functioning SODIMM slot could be from shipping damages, but also could have been from sloppy QA. (I will not the shipping box had no dents and was well packaged) A normal user likely wouldn't even notice the issue, but would be majorly limited with as little as 8gb of ram due to the iGPU. There is no way to easily fix a broken SODIMM slot. What was also concerning was the difference in NVMe form factors. While though both were Kingston PCIE 4.0 with comparable reads/write speeds, a large form factor NVMe is always preferable for heat dissipation and overall longevity, especially in a small form factor that already can get thermally challenged under load. I will give credit though, that both the SSD and memory are namebrand (Micron and Kingston) as opposed to bottom of the barrel competitors. It also has a second empty NVMe slot for future upgrades, which is a big plus. Overall, I would likely purchase again and would recommend these machines. They have a great chassis, IO, and pack a solid punch to work as a home server or desktop replacement (with little to no gaming). The low TDP makes it great to throw into a closet. Just be wary to double check each component is functioning and check the internal components as they could vary and objectively be better or worse between machines. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2025 by Andrew
Awesome Mini PC
Color: Blue
I purchased this as a Work from Home Computer and to play some games on, it not only meets my expectations but exceeds them. I have done graphic design, video editing and graphic intensive games on the pc and it hardly uses any resources. I love this little mini pc.
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025 by Christopher B
Great Computer, better customer support!
Color: Blue
I purchased this BOSGAME as my first mini computer do I wasn’t sure what to expect. I got better performance than my old gaming tower at a fraction of the cost and space. Something went wrong 7 months after buying the computer. I didn’t know there was a warranty, but I reached out to customer support hoping to be able to at least buy a power supply to see if a cable had gone bad. After troubleshooting for a couple of emails they told me to send it to them and they would replace it. I just got my new computer. This was a very smooth process and easy on my side. I'll be buying from BOSGAME for the foreseeable future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024 by CRM
Very smooth and fast
Color: Blue
Been a year and still runs great fast and good for gaming too!! Love this
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026 by Mani Mohtadi
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