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The MINISFORUM TH60 and TH80 are the latest mini-PCs announced by this company specializing in compact desktops, a segment that, in the face of an enormous decline in
The MINISFORUM TH60 and TH80 are the latest mini-PCs announced by this company specializing in compact desktops, a segment that, in the face of an enormous decline in desktop tower sales, is selling really well thanks to its good balancing size, connectivity and performance.
And flexibility of use. In fact, the manufacturer says that these new models are multi-purpose and designed to be used in a variety of solutions such as gaming, home office, media center/HTPC, printer management, digital signage or mass-deployed enterprise IT solutions.
A chassis with an attractive design and really small dimensions (Length 18.2 cm, width 17.7 cm and height 3.6 cm), features an Intel chipset motherboard for the 11th generation Core H45 “Tiger Lake” series processors.
The difference between the two models is given by the installed CPU. Holder TH60 a Core i5-11400H six cores and twelve threads with 12 MB of cache and a maximum frequency of 4.5 GHz, while the TH80 installs Core i7-11800Hwith eight cores and sixteen twelve threads, 24 MB of buffer memory and a maximum frequency of 4.6 GHz.
The integrated graphics is the Xe-enhanced version, which, without reaching the level of dedicated, should be sufficient for any use (except for high-end games and professional applications) and serve content on up to three monitors simultaneously.
Both models support up to 64 GB DDR4-3200 MHz memory in two channels and have a slot M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 equip SSDs as internal storage. Its connectivity is not bad for its size and we find:
MINISFORUM TH60 and TH80 will be available on the manufacturer’s website without a defined official price. They will be sold in versions with SSDs with a storage capacity of 256 or 512 GB, as well as different levels of RAM. They pre-install Windows 11, although this Intel platform perfectly supports modern GNU/Linux distributions.
Source: Muy Computer
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