A9 Max

Geekom just delivered ec fix for fan noise on the A9 Mega !!! It works fine !!! Thank you Geekom !!!

I had the same problem, but worse. I bought a Geekom A9 Max, it arrived, and it turns out it doesn't detect hard drives (it's supposed to have 2TB). In fact, I couldn't even run the Windows preinstallation because it will be hosted on them. After trying to contact them through every possible means:

I got an Geekom A9 mega with 128gb RAM and it runs fine, no complain so far

An update about my situation: I sent back the A9 MEGA to Geekom as requested and Geekom gave me a full refund for my A9 MEGA.. I wasted 3 months trying to make it works properly witth all the possible Windows 11 optimization. It was still very laggy. I lost my 6 years of data (more than 800GB of dat

I recently bought the a9 max and with the site saying Linux was supported, it wasn't long after setting up the machine that I installed Fedora Linux. All working fine - even the mediatek wifi that worried me but it was actually working better than the a8 max mediatek card which I ended up just repla

Yo estoy esperando una Respuesta de Geekom, me llego ayer lo use solo para configurar 1 vez y luego lo deje en hibernacion, cuando colvi a la hora lo prendi incio y empezo a calentarse al punto de oler a quemado puse mi mano encima y casi me quedo no entiendo que paso? lo apague y lo inicie nuevamen

Hi, if you’re looking for a mini PC with a fast AMD CPU, plenty of RAM, and fast SSD storage for running PostgreSQL on Debian, check out the GEEKOM A9 Max and A9 Mega. Both support up to 128GB RAM and have fast PCIe 4.0 SSD slots. They’re well-cooled and reliable for demanding workloads.

Geekom A8 is nice and priced moderately. Geekom A9 Max is elite on paper, but I have not heard any real-world reviews on it. BeeLink SER9 is the best among the elite ones, especially for what you plan on using it for. Since you plan on doing video editing and want to use Linux, look into Asus NUC 15