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Code signing can be problematic with languages like PHP for example. For the rest, I’d be able to have a similar setup on MacOS and Linux. Windows would be more difficult to handle with the language I use: Ruby along with Rails. For this particular case, docker can help. Mac hardware simply have no

Chinese NUC brands like Geekom can be very misleading when it comes to processors and architecture. For example the A5 Pro use a relabeled 5625U using Zen 3 Ryzen technology from 2021. This have been cheaply dumped onto Chinese manufacturing market with some other processors for budget builds. Here

This isn't the era to find a mini PC to do that in that price range. Tekken 8 runs pretty well on medium settings on my 2024 Geekom A5

I just got a Geekom A5 32G. love it. The guy who invented task manager owns a Geekcom that's why I went with that brand. Check out Dave's Garage.

it's overpriced because of the brand,I'd recommend ask hand mini pc with Ryzen 5800h (way better cpu and igpu) for 289€, although it comes with 1 stick of 16gb but still gets way better performance than geekom a5

I highly recommend this mini pc, it is the officially supported device:https://www.amazon.com/GEEKOM-A5-Coverage-Computer-Bluetooth/dp/B0F2MCQ8XQ It has worked great for me and is quite powerful for 1080p gaming.

If you’re open to it, check out the GEEKOM A5 2025 Edition Mini PC R5-7430U, 16 GB RAM + 1TB SSD. Their official site is running a 22nd anniversary sale right now with about 18% off, so you can get better performance for less money. Worth a look. What's not so good for you is it come with Windows pr

Maybe a GEEKOM A5 Mini PC with AMD Ryzen 7 5825U, 16GB RAM&512GB SSD, Windows 11 PRO. They also have a three year warranty. It is a newer model that will last you for more than just two years. It also has the memory card reader on the side. They do have other models too depending on your budget.

Ive reviewed multiple different ones, made some content for Geekom and they are really good quality machines with some pretty respectable specifications across the board. The designs are pretty simple aesthetically but they function well! They are however a little more expensive than some of the com

I own a Geekom A5 (2025) running a Ryzen 5 APU from AMD. It consumes about 5W doing nothing running Linux. 12W on YouTube which is a lot compared to my MacBook Air M1 that consumes about 5W with the display at 5W brightness. Long story short, Apple chips are the best in the market when it comes to p