![]() ![]() It gets 94 frames per second, compared with 101 on the NUCXi7, both on the Very Low graphics settings. Starting with Forza Horizon 5 we can see that at 4K the MinisForum HX99G does well in second place. Gaming BenchmarksĬontinuing our MinisForum HX99G review, we are testing some games across 720P, 1080P and 4K resolutions to see how well the HX99G does with different games and resolutions. It drops down to 3rd place behind the NUCXi5 for the Time Spy test only by a small margin though. 3DMark Benchmark Resultsįor Fire Strike we can see the HX99G in second place behind the MinisForum NUCXi7, and again on the Night Raid benchmark. Our final system benchmark is 3DMark, we tested Fire Strike, Night Raid and Time Spy. The two NUCX models fall quite far behind on this test. There is quite a gap between 2nd and 3rd place with the GTr6 taking it. This tests the CPU and we can see that the MinisForum UM690 and HX99G have almost identical scores, they have the same Ryzen 9 6900HX processor. The HX99G takes first place here with a decent gap of around 7% between the UM690 in second place. This is your more day to day tests ranging from web browsing through to image and video editing. Next we have the PCMARK 10 benchmark results. The NUCXi7 CPU and 3070 laptop GPU definitely gives it the lead, but the HX99G does have a great jump on the Intel i5 model which has the laptop 3060 GPU. The MinisForum HX99G takes a very respectable second place, beating the MinisForum NUCXi5 in third and behind the NUCXi7 in first. PassMarkįirst we have the PassMark benchmark results. This gives us some data which we can use to see the overall performance and also compare to other gaming mini PC’s. As well as different usages such as general software, gaming and video editing. System BenchmarksĪs part of the MinisForum HX99G review we run a few system benchmarks covering CPU, GPU, RAM & Storage speed. Highest Power Draw, Fan Noise & Temperature measured while running the Cinebench benchmark. MinisForum HX99G review technical specifications CPUĪMD Ryzen 9 6900HX processor with 8 cores and 16 threads up to 4.9GHz at 45W TDP.ĭiscreet: AMD Radeon RX 6600M with 8GB GDDR6 RAM, up to 2117MHz 100W TDP We continue the MinisForum HX99G review with an overview of the technical specifications and some tests. And last but not least there is a 2.5 gigabit ethernet port. Next we have three USB 3.2 ports, two are gen 1 and the other is gen 2. You can use them together for quad monitor display, two at 8K 60Hz and two 4K 60Hz respectively. There are two USB 4 Type-C ports and just below are two HDMI ports. On the back of this Ryzen mini PC there is a four pin power supply port. Beside that is a USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C Port, and the power button. On the front there is a USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A port, followed by dedicated 3.5mm headphone and microphone jacks. It can be used either horizontally on a flat surface, or vertically with the mount. The MinisForum HX99G measures around 8.07 x 7.99 x 2.72 inches (20.5 x 20.3 x 6.93 cm) and weighs 1.4kg. We continue the Minisforum HX99G review with an overview of the min PC. ![]() Minisforum HX99G UnboxingĪnd there is a stand with a bracket and screws which you can use to stand the HX99G vertically. Next we have a HDMI cable for connecting the HX99G mini PC with Windows 11 to your display. As a note, if you buy from us pre configured then we will use these when installing the RAM. ![]() There is a pack containing heatsinks and thermal pads for when installing your RAM. We will include the correct adaptor for your country. Underneath the packaging there is a power brick and plug lead. We will take a closer look at it shortly. Up next we have the HX99G gaming mini PC. ![]() First out the box is a user guide which is in multiple languages including Chinese, English, German, Spanish and Italian. We start the MinisForum HX99G review with a very brief unboxing. As well at this Minisforum HX99G review you can find many more reviews of our latest products. A quick reminder to subscribe to the DroiX YouTube channel if you have not already. ![]()
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