MSI Cubi NUC Business Mini Desktop, 10-Core Intel Core 5 120U Processor, 16GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, Support 4-Monitor 4K, Thunderbolt 4, HDMI, MicroSD Card Reader, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11 Pro

I was still using a 10yr old Intel I5 desktop PC with Win10 and boy is it archaic compared to this Intel I7 system with Win11pro. Its fast, small, setup was easy and it works like a champ for everyday use. Don’t hesitate to get yourself one you won’t regret it. 😊I’m not a gamer so I can't speak to that. Enjoy!

Years ago I only bought MSI mainboards to build my own systems, but somehow got sidetracked to Asus, (Big mistake.)MSI made a comeback with my trust while providing reliable quality and now my two MSI mini ITX NAS systems both run a water cooled i5 cpu with 64 Gb ram, 10 Gb fiber network, and Truenas Scale. The Cubi Professional is no exception in quality. It's quiet, fast, reliable, and stays cool.I'm using the Thunderbolt port for my "Express 4M2" NVMe external storage, and the storage unit has Thunderbolt pass-through which allows a Solo 10G SFP+ fiber network connection. This compliments my Homelab/Office 10 Gb network with really great speeds.I haven't found any cons yet, but time will tell. I do wish MSI had included the external on/off cable button, but it's absolutely not a deal breaker. This little unit replaced an older HP laptop with ease.I'm very satisfied and hope this Cubi Professional unit lasts for a long time.

Nice and fast!Also good support from the seller!!!!

After a couple other computers that had issues out of the box, I tried this MSI mini computer. It was on sale, it has a tiny foot print, and had pretty good specs (at least to the non geeky people who know a lil bit about computers)Quick setup out of the box, updated quickly, and runs fast! I'm definitely a fan of MSI computers now

I don't have a ton of use for Windows but there specific things I do use it for often enough. For a while I've been using an old iMac running Windows 10 and it was perfectly fine for my use. However, I got the itch to upgrade it and take advantage of modern specs like windows 11 and higher resolutions and frame rates. I didnt do a ton of research but when I came across this it seemed like a decent deal. I have no idea what the exact model this is but 12th gen i7, 32gb ram, and 1tb SSD for the price seemed like it was more than enough for what I need it for. Ive had it about a month and it's been solid. It's not the best build quality I've ever seen but I wasn't really expecting that at this price. Ive been having a good time learning Windows 11 and getting it customized, and there haven't been any operational issues or slow downs. Im still an Apple guy and still much prefer my Mac but if you're a tinkerer there are just always things you come across that you'll need a PC for. So for that type of use this is a sold choice when not wanting to go nuts with costs or specs. A good balance of price, specs, and performance, I think.

After 12 years of use it was time to replace the Mac Mini. While another Mac Mini would have been nice, I started looking at small footprint Windows computers. For the money, you get so much more with the MSI computer. There are plenty of ports to connect monitors, external gear and speakers. I'm not big into all of the internal specs of computer hardware, I just know that this computer is fast, has more RAM than most and offers plenty of storage. I'm able to handle all of the things I need to take care of.

So the fan stopped working I call MSI support. They say there’s no fans in the Cubi5,s So I said I have a picture of it and I sent it in and then the guy says oh I made a mistake but they can’t send me a new fan stay away cheap products, bad warranties, cheap computers

It's a nice quiet little PC that mounts behind my monitor with the help of a VIVO bracket.