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AceMagic F5A Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 Mini PC

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1,290.00 € 1,500.00 € -14% Zum Deal
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The AceMagic F5A is a compact mini PC designed for high-performance computing, ideal for users needing powerful hardware in a small form factor. It features a Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 processor, 32GB of RAM, and a 1TB solid state drive, all factory-installed. Additional features include Wi-Fi 7, dual 2.5G ethernet ports, dual USB4 ports, and support for 8K triple-monitor setups via HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 2.1 outputs. This deal offers a 14% discount, bringing the price down from 1500.00 to 1290.00.

Preis 1,290.00 €
Statt 1,500.00 € -14%

Du sparst 210.00 € gegenüber dem nächstbesten Angebot (14%).

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12 Kommentare

  1. tom_h

    This is a solid deal. Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 is a beast, and 1290 is a good price for this level of performance. Just need to check if it comes with a proper cooling solution.

    1. tom_h

      I’ve used the AceMagic F3A before, and it handled heavy workloads with a heatsink. The F5A likely has similar or better thermal design. Just make sure the case has good airflow.

      1. FinnT

        I’ve had issues with cloud-dependent mini PCs before. If this one relies too much on cloud storage, it might not be worth it for me. Any local storage options?

        1. KaiG

          Just checked the specs. It has an M.2 slot, so you can add a local SSD. That’s a relief—no cloud dependency.

          1. Patrick_M

            Thanks, that’s exactly what I was thinking. I’ll stick with my existing speakers then. Still, the price is tempting.

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  2. FrankB

    Agreed. I’ve been eyeing this for remote work. If it has good thermal management, it could be a long-term investment. What’s your experience with similar mini PCs?

    1. LisaM87

      I’d check the specs again. From what I’ve seen, most mini PCs have HDMI, USB-C, and a couple USB-A ports. Not sure about printer support—maybe through a hub?

      1. Juergen_K

        Thanks, that’s helpful. I’d prefer to avoid needing extra dongles. Maybe the F5A has a dedicated USB 3.0 port for a flash drive?

  3. Juergen_K

    I need a compact PC for my kitchen. Any idea if this has enough ports for a display, a monitor, and maybe a printer?

  4. Dealjaeger64

    Not sure about this one. I’ve had mixed luck with mini PCs in the past. Some are great, others overheat quickly. Has anyone used this model for extended use?

    1. FrankB

      I’ve used this before. The audio is nothing special, but it’s adequate for video calls and streaming. If you want better sound, a decent pair of speakers will make more of a difference.

  5. Patrick_M

    This looks like a great deal, but I’m curious—how does the audio quality compare to other mini PCs? I’m not a purist, but I like decent sound.

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