Gigabyte, a renowned name in computer hardware manufacturing and a trusted partner of both Nvidia and AMD has unveiled its latest innovation in the realm of mini PCs. The new ‘Metal Gear Plus ITX’ series showcases the integration of AMD’s cutting-edge ‘Hawk Point‘ processors, signalling a significant leap in performance for compact computing solutions.
Designed to cater to the demands of seasoned PC builders and enthusiasts, Gigabyte’s Metal Gear Plus ITX mini PCs offer versatility and customization options unlike any other in the market. Encased in a robust CNC aluminium chassis, each mini PC is powered by an AMD Ryzen 8000G Hawk Point processor, accompanied by an AORUS B560I ITX motherboard. Furthermore, the inclusion of 16 GB of XPG D300 DDR5 memory and NVMe M.2 storage ranging from 512 GB to 1 TB ensures a seamless and responsive computing experience.
One of the standout features of Gigabyte’s Metal Gear Plus ITX series is its user-friendly design, allowing users to easily access and upgrade components such as the motherboard, APU, CPU cooler, memory, and storage. This level of flexibility empowers users to tailor their mini PC to meet their specific needs and preferences.
In terms of performance, the Hawk Point processors enable users to tackle demanding tasks and enjoy immersive gaming experiences, thanks to the formidable Radeon 700M integrated GPUs. Leveraging the RDNA3 architecture found in AMD’s Radeon RX 7000 series GPUs, users can expect unparalleled graphics performance and efficiency.
However, it’s essential to note that the power supply for the Metal Gear Plus ITX mini PCs is external, utilizing AC to DC connectors for a DC-ATX 180W power supply. While this design choice may present limitations for some users accustomed to standard power supply configurations, it ensures optimal power delivery and efficiency within the compact form factor.
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The Metal Gear Plus ITX mini PCs will be available in three configurations upon their launch in China, with pricing ranging from 3999 to 4499 Chinese RMB ($611 to $693) for the Ryzen 5 8500G variant, 4269 to 4799 RMB ($660 to $740) for the Ryzen 5 8600G model, and 5259 to 5899 RMB ($811 to $909) for the Ryzen 7 8700G variant. While pricing and availability for other regions have yet to be confirmed, Gigabyte’s latest offering is poised to redefine the landscape of compact computing solutions worldwide.
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