Chuwi AuBox: Small PC, Big Performance with Ryzen 7 Power
Do you want a PC that does not use up your entire desk but has real power? Chuwi might have the answer with its all-new AuBox mini PC. Built around the powerful AMD Ryzen 7 8745HS processor, this compact machine is said to promise power and portability all on its own.
Chuwi AuBox 8745HS Mini PC
Beneath the Hood: Performance That Impresses
Let's see what makes the AuBox tick. Chuwi has chosen the AMD Ryzen 7 8745HS. That is an 8 core, 16 thread CPU especially designed for doing heavier workloads. It is not just for mundane, everyday usage, but a chip that can withstand:
- Smooth multitasking - juggle applications and processes without a sweat.
- Content creation - think video editing and graphic design.
- Even gaming itself - because of the integrated AMD Radeon 780M graphics.
Speaking of graphics, the Radeon 780M is certainly nowhere close to being a slouch card. It is a 12-core GPU with hardware ray tracing. In many games, particularly in 1080p, you can expect to have decent frame rates.
Memory and Storage: Ready for Expansion
Out of the box, the AuBox comes with a solid foundation:
- 16GB of DDR5 RAM- enough for most users right away.
- 512GB PCIe SSD- fast storage system for your OS and essential apps.
The good part is: If you need more, the AuBox is ready to grow with you. It comes with two slots for memory and SSD. You can add up to 64GB of RAM and huge 2TB SSD later.
Connectivity and Display Versatility
The AuBox has a multitude of ports packed into its small size. Connectivity is its strong feature, including:
- Dual 2.5G Ethernet - to have ultra-fast wired networking.
- Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1 support new wireless connections.
- Lots of ports - USB4, USB-C, USB 3.2, USB 2.0, HDMI, and DisplayPort.
About display setups, AuBox really goes to town. It could manage up to four 4K monitors simultaneously. Most support a smooth 144Hz refresh rate. It is a great choice for a multi-monitor productivity setup or immersive gaming.
Compact and Cool
The AuBox is designed to be unobtrusive. Its aluminum case measures just 154 × 152 × 45 mm and weighs in at only 740g. You can mount it behind the display using a VESA mount to keep it completely out of sight.
The company has also made wise investments into cooling. It features an internal fan and uses an external 120W power supply to run the system at a 65W TDP. During demanding tasks like 3D rendering or during longer gaming sessions, this cooling is good enough for sustained performance.
Pricing and Availability? Still Under Wraps
At present, there is no official word from Chuwi that indicates pricing or when the AuBox 8745HS will be launched. Stay tuned to Chuwi's official channels for updates in case this powerful little PC has piqued your interest.
Source: Chuwi Youtube
