Zotac Officially Reveals Magnus EN75060TC Mini PC
Zotac, a name many PC enthusiasts know and trust, has just officially revealed its latest creation: the Magnus EN75060TC. If you have been yearning for some real computing power without a giant tower swamping your desk, this new mini PC might just be for you.
Having given us a sneak peek a few weeks ago, Zotac has now put up this compact powerhouse for sale. True to Zotac's ethos, there will likely be options. One can get it ready-to-go with an operating system and storage or, if the hand-on building experience excites you, go in for a barebones version. In barebones, you can bring in your own RAM, SSD, and operating system for a full customization experience.
Now, talking about size, this little machine measures 8.27 x 7.99 x 2.45 inches. Quite small, I'd say, especially considering what's humming inside.
What's Under the Hood. Serious Firepower.
Don't let its diminutive stature belittle the Magnus EN75060TC. It packs quite the punch with the full-blown desktop version of Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5060 Ti dedicated graphics card, not to be mistaken with a watered-down mobile version. And the card comes with 16GB of healthy VRAM. Serious gaming and creative muscle right there.
The graphics is powered by an Intel Core Ultra 7 255H, featuring 16 cores that can handle multitasking and demanding applications with ease. Memory can be capped at a whopping 96GB of super-fast DDR5-5600 RAM split across two slots. When you talk about storage, there are two M.2 2280 slots connected by PCIe 4.0 lanes, with the second offering versatility to carry SATA SSDs if required.
Connectivity and Power
Zotac is providing a beefy 330W power supply to drive everything. In terms of connecting things, this is where you are well looked after:
- Three USB 3.2 ports with a 10Gbit/s transfer rate.
- Two 2.5Gbit/s dual-port Ethernet network connectivity, along with WiFi 7, and Bluetooth 5.4.
- Future ready with two Thunderbolt 4 ports.
- A plethora of monitor connections via one HDMI port and two DisplayPort 1.4a connections, providing you with four monitors on the go.
Patience, Young Padawan.
And the somewhat less-good news. Although it is officially listed, its buy button is grayed out. Looks like we will have to wait longer to lay our hands on this mighty little mini PC.
But one thing is for sure: the Zotac Magnus EN75060TC seems to be a hard-to-miss option for serious contenders wanting top-notch performance in an unexpectedly tiny package.
