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USB Interface The AM18 R7 7840HS provides USB3.2 Gen2 Type-A Port×2 (maximum 10Gbps data transfer speed), USB2.0 Type-A Port×2, and USB4 Type-C×1 (8K@60Hz audio and video output, maximum 40Gbps data transfer speed, 5V/3A output) USB interfaces, allowing you to connect various USB devices. Hi! Does ...

I'm hoping the next version has thunderbolt/USB4. Otherwise looks like a great unit!

We have been buying timetec memory and had fairly good luck. Note you can get a bad batch once in a while so make sure to run a diagnostic on the new memory.

Yup agreed, I've seen pricing for 12th gen boards come down a LOT recently. I anticipate we will see some mini pc's soon

When will you be able to offer upgradable mini-PCs, with a motherboard that allows you to replace a processor with a more powerful one? Your future depends on it. An example to follow: Mini PC IPASON F – MIGRATE Ryzen 3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX9WyjOcsu4&t=1s Unfortunately, a lot of l...

One additional note: You will likely only see "3.4GHZ" in specific scenario's (single core apps while the other "cores" are not loaded.) Intel will put the "best possible" numbers up, but depending on customizations by the manufacturer (such as Barry noted) there is a b...

I did a quick google search on this, because the issue only happens in Windows, I don't think it is bios related as the issue should in theory follow to linux, https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-NUCs/iaLPSS2-I2C-and-high-CPU-usage-Intel-R-Serial-IO-I2C-Host/m-p/1461949 https://appuals.com/fix-syst...

Rubo2 Are you able to try "startup repair" https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/recovery-options-in-windows-31ce2444-7de3-818c-d626-e3b5a3024da5#bkmk_win11_startup_repair Microsoft made it a bit of a pain to get into, but you might be able to uninstall the update, or use startup rep...

Realtek is a PITA with networking driver support in general (linux or Windows). I had one where it would take down the entire network when I connected a laptop with a realtek chipset to it. Check your repo to see if they have a precompiled driver for this. Otherwise, https://github.com/tomaspinho/rt...

Can you try running the commands lspci and lsusb in the terminal ? One of these should identify the wifi chipset.