EVO-X2

On the beelink and hp, setting the memory allocation to "auto" worked for me. For GMK/Six, id recommend reading https://strixhalo.wiki/Hardware/PCs/GMKtec_EVO-X2 https://strixhalo.wiki/Hardware/Boards/Sixunited_AXB35 https://youtu.be/BTIUL-yaY4s?si=BONXKmCM48nG2m-Y

Man, these things got expensive. I picked up a new GMKTec Evo-X2 for like $2,000 when it first came out. That made it an easy decision over the DGX Spark that was expected to be double the price. It certainly wasn't great early on, but software support is much better now. I did want to use it for ga

There's not a big advantage here what the exception of the XDNA NPU between this and my GMKtec K8 Plus. Mine shipped with a single 32GB stick, not 2x16GB. Free slot for a cheap upgrade later, but out of the box you're running single channel. Single channel memory can easily kill processing and graph

Their download stuff is poorly organised but it's here: https://www.gmktec.com/pages/drivers-and-software?spm=..product_ba613c14-a120-431b-af10-c5c5ca575d55.header_1.1 It's whichever one of the first four Evo-X2 links on that page that applies to the model variant you have. It doesn't specifically say

Oh, I forgot to mention. If you have any important data, back it up first. The GMKtec installation image will completely reformat and re-image your drive with no warning and no questions asked. Ask me how I know... :(

I see you're playing DOOM: The Dark Ages. It's pretty brutal on graphics requirements due to the engine and quality of coding. It also requires significant VRAM because of the ray tracing requirements. My grandson says you're looking for 12GB of VRAM and ray tracing with a PassMark score of 25K+. Al

I bought this: GMKtec EVO-X2 AI Mini PCAMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 3.0GHz Processor; 128GB LPDDR5X-8000 Onboard RAM; 2TB Solid State Drive; AMD Radeon 8060S Graphics I run gemma4 26b and get between 40 and 50 tokens per second, running Linux. I use it for OpenClaw and opencode. I do web development and Py

Just shy of 3 grand is insane though for just the computer. And for anyone running an AMD card, it doesn't matter if you use an nvme adaptor or a built in oculink port any AMD card is going to be slowed down by the weird BIOS issue where it limits ANY AMD gpu to 120w. I have a GMKTec EVO X2, same ch

Thanks, I consider it as tryuot, not work yet. 😉As for now, no change in stability comparing to previous BIOS. What in my case means, once in a month...two I have spontaneous restart, I might observe this when unit run 24/24.EC is Embedded Controller, it for example controls of temps / fans, this is

In the BIOS, even in the latest version, you can press ALT+F5 to access so-called hidden options. Gmktec refers to them as debugging options, although in reality they are all standard BIOS settings available on regular motherboards. However, it’s important to save your changes and restart the system