This might be the most outlandish Mini PC you can buy right now — latest Minisforum oddity sports Intel’s most powerful laptop CPU, two 5Gbps Ethernet ports, Oculink, a webcam and a 4-inch display

AtomMan X7 Ti is certainly something pretty striking

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When it comes to picking amini PC, users are often stuck by having to sacrifice power and features for size and portability - but the latest release from Minisforum is looking to end this for good.

In our recentreview, we noted the device is “a gorgeously made machine… remarkably powerful”, as the AtomMan X7 Ti is anIntelUltra 9 AI Mini PC with a 4-inch 480p LED touch screen that displays a clock, system information and more.

Powered by an Intel Ultra 9 185H Meteor Lake processor with 16 cores and 22 threads, the X7 Ti delivers up to 5.1GHz (with a default 45w TDP). It comes with Intel Arc integrated graphics with 8 Xe GPU cores, and NPU for hardware-accelerated AI. The Mini PC can power up to four screens via its HDMI 2.1, DP 2.0 and 2x USB4 ports.

Faster networking

Like Minisforum’s similar lookingUM790 XTX compact workstation, the AtomMan X7 Ti comes with an OCulink Port so you can connect pro GPU cards to the device.

There are two SODIMM slots with support for up to 96GB DDR5 5600 RAM, two M.2 PCIe4.0 slots for up to 4TB of storage, and an SD expansion card slot.

It comes with a built-in 1080p Windows Hello compatible webcam and dual digital microphones for video calls.

The X7 Ti sports dual 5Gbps Ethernet ports (when it was announced earlier in the year these were slower 2.5Gpbs ports), which offer high-speed, reliable wired connectivity, and a Wi-Fi 7 card for up to 5.8Gbps theoretical peak rate and 320MHz channel bandwidth.

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You will be able topre-order the X7 Tifrom May 20, but there’s no word on pricing as of yet.

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Wayne Williams is a freelancer writing news for TechRadar Pro. He has been writing about computers, technology, and the web for 30 years. In that time he wrote for most of the UK’s PC magazines, and launched, edited and published a number of them too.

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