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I tested the Acemagic K5, a mini PC that's exceptional and diabolical

The Acemagic K5 uses the new Intel Wild Lake processor that replaces the older N-series chips. but it's a case of new technology, same underlying limitations.

Tarun Mottlia

Via TechRadar

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I tested the Acemagic K5, a mini PC that's exceptional and diabolical
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The K5 is exceptional in some respects and diabolical in others. Without a doubt, the new Wild Lake silicon is a significant step up from what came before, but it has too few PCIe lanes to be truly useful. But then, if it had those, it might be better than some Core Ultra platforms.

Reasons to buy

+Core 5 320 performance

+Easy internal access

+Dual M.2 2280 slots

+Plenty of USB ports

Reasons to avoid

-Mostly plastic construction

-No USB…

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