MINISFORUM BD795i SE Motherboard AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX(16C/32T) Gaming Mini PC Without RAM/SSD/OS, 2X DDR5 SODIMM Slots, 2X PCIe4.0 SSD, M.2 2230 Key E Slot, HDMI+DP+USB-C Triple Video Outputs Computer

Solid performance out of this board. Paired with a rx7900xt and 32gb ram. Using a Noctua industrial cooler and temps haven’t broke 70c. The only downside i encountered was the infuriating wifi card bracket but after some tinkering got it together and it works good. Would recommend!

Works Great -- nothing bad to say - FAST and Quiet .. only PITA was the adding the wireless card with the dumb bracket that was provided

Lots of power in a small package!!I replaced my Ryzen 5600G desktop setup with this and its significantly better. The small form factor is nice, it could use some additional IO options like USB-C front panel connection, maybe RGB controls, but aside from that its a pretty solid product.Note that this device isn't going to run at super low temps like you'd expect from a standard desktop cpu, under load mine sits around 80c which is fine. That being said I'd like to see some aftermarket cooling solutions.

This product is everything I'd hoped for, even if some of the details presented by Amazon (and other sellers) is inaccurate. If I had need for another I would certainly buy another.The documentation available from Minisforum borders on being useless, and that also applies to other Minisforum products I've owned. I had to search around on other parts of the www to get answers, but even now some capabilities remain obscure.If you know how to build PCs already this may be what you want. Given that it supports PCIe bifurcation it can support far more than just two NVME ssds, a M.2 Key E WiFi slot (card not included - what works in the slot and what doesn't is not documented) and a single PCIe 5.0 x16 slot might indicate.It's versatile and highly recommended for both home labs/servers and gaming.

There are no sata ports on the board and there are 3 fan connectors, 2 for the chassis and 1 for the fan you use for the cpu. It performs very well and runs quite cool.As for the limitations, I knew those before I purchased it and will admit I am quite happy with the purchase.

This is a great board! Be aware it does have it's limitations but if you think around them you can have a phenomenal PC at a low price. I have mine in a Corsair 2000D case with noctua industrial fans and an RX6700 XT. It's my daily driver.TL;DR: Great PC/board combo. Get a USB wifi solution and be mindful of your cases front I/O panel. Powerful but has drawbacks. But an awesome deal. Only thing better would be the full size chip or one of the new AI chips.

First one idled fine for a few hours then started getting BSOD’s until it would not boot again even into uefi. Amazon sent a replacement quickly.Second one failed quicker than the first. Tried new ram, new nvme with a fresh win 11 install. Worked until running cinebench. Hard crashed and now memtest86 shows corrupted cpu cache.Could not be more disappointed

Great product. A few notes for people looking for info:- The PCIE slot supports many bifurcation modes, including 4x4x4x4 and 8x4x4 and others.- An *entire pc* built with this idles around 40-50w (I also have additional U.2 cards installed, unclear how much that affects it), with the cpu package reporting ~18w utilization at that time. This is with low power mode to help normalize the results (which disallows boosting). Without low power mode, it'll be 50-70-100w depending on random spikes of even small workloads.- PCIE 3 devices need to be explicitly set in the BIOS otherwise I had trouble getting it to recognize them.- This supports up to 96GB of ram, not 64GB. I haven't tried overclocking it, but mine clocked to 5200Mhz by default- The heatsink adds enough height that in most builds I don't think it's possible to put an additional 120mm fan as an exhaust where you might normally. I put an 80mm fan there instead.