ThinkCentre M75q Tiny

I spent months with the same dilemma as you. Needed a minipc with radeon 780m but couldn't trust any of this Chinese suppliers. Found Lenovo m75q gen 5 with the AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 8700GE, which is limited to 35W, meaning low energy consumption, and no concerns about thermals, but still very powerful m

I spend over 5 months with the same dilemma as you. Needed a minipc with radeon 780m but couldn't trust any of this Chinese suppliers. Found Lenovo m75q gen 5 with the AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 8700GE, which is limited to 35W, meaning low energy consumption, and no concerns about thermals, but still very pow

I spent months with the same dilemma as you. Needed a minipc with radeon 780m but couldn't trust any of this Chinese suppliers. Found Lenovo m75q gen 5 with the AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 8700GE, which is limited to 35W, meaning low energy consumption, and no concerns about thermals, but still very powerful m

i don't do any gaming other than retro which is generally easily done on these machines me personally I'm a fan of Lenovo Tiny Thinkcentre/Thinkstation which has a whole scene a lot of the liquidated machines (older) you can prob get something you can expand on, however, you don't get the top end st

Good question, although unfortunately "No". The custom AGESA firmware microcode developed by Lenovo for the chipset never developes beyond the original intent. This is true for most OEM motherboards as it would simply cannibalize future sales. It's not until the ThinkCentre M75q Gen 2 Tiny that one

Occasionally you can catch an Lenovo 8700GE ThinkCentre M75q Gen 5 Tiny on special @ a deep discount, a mPC in which one will find years of available parts, support & upgrades.