- GT1 Mega AI Mini PC 14th Gen Intel Ultra9 185H|32GB RAM(Up to 96GB)

I purchased several of these little mini-PC's (four of them, actually) for my remote based team, and I'm pretty happy with them so far. They have Windows 11 Pro and they were easy to connect to Intune as company managed devices. They fired up quickly with no problems, they work well, and they seem pretty fast. Each of these little Geekom devices was $499.99 on Amazon with 16GB RAM and 512 GB SSD memory capacity (one of the devices I bought was $100 more with 32 GB memory). Comparing them with some Lenovo, Dell and HP laptops I have been looking at and I need to spend about $1200 (via black friday deals) to get a comparable processor and memory setup. The deciding factor for me in originally buying these devices is that they have two hemi ports and two USB-C ports, all of which can connect video. That saved me around $100 per user since I don't have to buy docking stations for everyone to work with their dual monitor setup. So, my net out of pocket expense on the PC's (using my math) is $400 for the 16 GB's and $500 for the 32 GB units. Despite being Chinese made, they were packaged well in nice boxes and they seem well built. They come with the charging cord, one hdmi cable, the mounting plate and instructions. As we add more team members I'll likely buy more of these since they are such a good value for the money as long as the ones I already purchased hold up over time.

Was purchased in July 2025 to add to an existing media center, to run the PC-only MultiViewer app used to watch Formula One races. As of December 2025, it's been an excellent and affordable addition that I'm very happy with. I had exactly zero issues or complaints with any of this product... the packaging was great, the included information was pertinent, the quality of the case and components are excellent, and none of it feels cheezy or of "knock off" quality. For those who go out for the "presentation is everything" philosophy, the packaging in particular was very sleek and appealing, with a "thank you" card added in that actually felt sincere. My pictures should say it all - it has a very small footprint that mounts to the wall and looks great behind all the other equipment, although it did take me a minute to figure out exactly how the mounting plate worked. (But that's more likely due to me being stupid than anything else.) It's supporting a 65" HDMI monitor, a smaller 32" HDMI monitor for the race leaderboard, and a USB/HDMI projector shooting the race track onto the ceiling. I don't do any gaming on it and it's primarily used to watch races, but during races it runs 8 open MultiViewer windows and also a companion app used to control my smart lights, which change colors during race events. (Photo shows them turned to purple to indicate a fastest race lap was just reached in the race.) Through all of this it still has memory capacity to spare, but I don't have exact numbers as I write this review here at work. It doesn't seem to get particularly hot either, but I have mine mounted out in the open on the wall. Windows 11 (after some typical tweaking) worked well, added my devices to it, and updated well. I did struggle tremendously with the functionality of it all, but that was entirely due to Windows 11 and the finicky way it processes things as opposed to the computer itself. It took me quite some time to get settings correct with video and audio, as the computer runs through an AV receiver and not directly to a speaker system. Other than that it's been a great machine and one of my better buys.

The Geekom GT1 Mega Mini PC has been an impressive addition to my setup. Straight out of the box, it felt premium with its sturdy metallic build and compact design. Setup was seamless, and I appreciated the wide range of ports, including USB-C, HDMI, and Ethernet, making it highly versatile for different uses. Performance-wise, it delivers snappy multitasking, fast boot times, and smooth performance for work, media editing, and general use. While it’s not a gaming powerhouse, it can handle casual and eSports gaming well, and there’s even an option for an external GPU (eGPU) for those needing extra power. Cooling is another highlight—the fan stays quiet, and even under heavy workloads, the PC remains cool without thermal throttling. Overall, the GT1 Mega is an excellent choice for professionals, casual gamers, and those looking for a powerful, compact PC. If you don’t need a dedicated GPU, this is one of the best mini PCs available.

Great pc, had about 6 months. It’s fast and reliable, we have two of them.

A Mini-PC that is very powerful and stable for the money. With Windows 11pro and bitlocker built-in. To update its drivers, I used Driver Easy app. And to optimize its OS i used CCleaner and DiskMax (both free). I used Malwarebytes to clean entire system. I have noticed that in any new OS (Windows 11), Microsoft Edge uses an enormous amount of RAM with its browser functions (Youtube) and CoPilot AI drain, that at times, it glitches the system to a freeze which locks the system and you have to reboot. To circumvent this, use Chrome browser to alleviate this permanently which is more System OS streamlined and not abusive to the RAM. For Office Suites use Libre or Openoffice suites. The use of K-lite codecs for video and audio playback is better than what comes with system (its free by the way). The Fan might go off only if doing heavy diagnostics (esp if using CCleaner, Diskmax, Malwarebytes, and MRT simultaneously). When moving huge files back and forth try to stick to 100 GB at a time, more than 250 GB can crash a system half way thru. When using Microsoft edge , use it only for CoPilot research and mundane browser use. Anything more in depth, youtube videos or VPN use -for watching movies, use Chrome. Also make sure you match Video 1 (HDMI) with 4k monitor's video 1 (HDMI). In the front of Geekom there are four USB A ports all 3.2 Gen 2 ports- when using two external SSD drives - do not pair them with slot 2,3,4 slots it can overwhelm the ports power and crash your system. Instead use Port 1 and then any combo of 2,3,4 and that will work perfectly. You can use the ports 2,3,4 for USB keyboard or mouse and it will not drain or glitch the system with or without data transfers. For Data transfers use Cable Matters and any Nvme 2280 SSD (like Crucial). This Geekom GT1_Mega MiniPC with its small size and cost efficient pricing and 32 GB RAM offer true power and stability that rivals any PC desktop or Non PC systems, hands down. Lets see if if holds up. Update: as of Aug 28-2025 (in less than a week old) Recently, the Ultra 9 (Geekom) has been crashing- system freezes, so much, it has become unusable. Be careful of these made in China fully, they are truly unreliable. I have done every diagnostic check and the system is okay. I have even run SFC /scannow under run Terminal Prompt (admin) and it says the system is fine (no violations). My laptop i7 from LG runs smooth and has never glitched in its 3 years or more of life and I'm connecting it to my 4k monitor with no problems period. These mini-PCs from Geekom and Beelink have been a nightmare for me. Buyer beware.

While this little guy isn't much bigger than my cell phone, it out performs the rest of our computers here in our house. I call it a palm top computer, and I'm using it to replace my old Dell desktop. And so far it does! It has an Intel processor that can work up to 4.7 Ghz. Once it's setup from power of to the desktop is 12.8 seconds due to it have an SSD boot drive which is made by Kingston Technologies. 1 TB of storage along with 32 GB of DDR4 RAM which you CAN upgrade. It has no moving parts other than the fan which keeps the CPU cool and quiet. Windows 11 PRO is pre installed and you just need to setup the OS for yourself. Total setup time was under 30 minutes. So far I've had no compatibility issues with any programs. It DOES try to set you up on Microsoft Edge and Outlook, but it's easy enough to change that. I'm not a gamer except for one game I play online, but the load times have dramatically decreased on it, and the video quality is very good. As far as it being a AAA platform, I didn't pay those but other reviews suggest it hits the mark with most of them. It DOES have an AMIBIOS which is a little lacking on options, but it does have the basics. It comes with a 3 year warranty, which is above standard versus other minis. The fan is ultra quiet and reliable for keeping temps down. It can support up to 4 monitors but that's not what I'm using it for. It also has built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi so I don't need to add those in. It has one LAN Ethernet port rated at 2.5 Ghps. That's a faster rating than my fiber router. I'll be buying more of these during the year to upgrade some of our other desktops, and after I run some other diagnostics I'll upload those results to here. But it's 5 stars from me.

Purchased to replace my old obsolete mini tower and it's about 1/48th the size, so it fits nicely under the edge of my old VGA monitor for which I also bought an HDMI to VGA adapter here on Amazon and it works great too. not to mention the Geekom is very quiet and runs circle around the old tower.

When my laptop did not meet the needs for my video editing (not enough memory leading to crashing in Davinci Resolve working with simple 4K/30 videos), I decided I needed an upgrade. Passed through a phase of considering Mac Mini before deciding that switching over operating systems was not worth my time, and besides, the Apple upgrade model was not something that I could accept. I am not a gamer and not even *remotely* interested in games and I long outgrew the need for a huge desktop box. So I decided to go with the mini PC form factor. After some research on Google and YouTube I decided to give this GEEKOM GT1 Mega a try. Packaging: Simple and straightforward and well packaged. Setup: Again, straightforward with no issues. This was the first time buying a Chinese-branded computer (I have been buying HP for the past decade or more) so having Windows 11 Pro bundled with no OS included except on the computer and with no software key or authentication information was new to me - I hope it never needs re-installation. BIOS setup needed no change since it came in "Normal" mode (as opposed to "Quiet" or "Performance". Booted right up normally per Windows 11 routine and I was able to get all the latest updates etc. just as normal. Size is excellent and it has plenty of ports although for my needs the second Ethernet port is superfluous. Operation: I still have my laptop as my main computer since it can travel with me, but I am relegating this mini PC to main video and photo editing duties, and since it will be running most of the time, I am also using it for web browsing and watching videos. Under light usage (such as typing this review) the computer is quiet, and the fan does not appear to be running. Navigate away from this browser page even to a non-video intensive page like a forum web page (you know, lots of messages and no auto-playing videos) and the fan starts to wake up, spinning slowly but just audibly. Go somewhere more video intensive like a YouTube Video and the fan speed can start to increase. Editing my simple YouTube 4K videos occasionally brings the fan up to full speed, and the fan can be left running if you walk away from the computer with Davinci having a video loaded and doing nothing and the blank screensaver is on! That said, for my usage the fan keeps the machine cool enough - it never feels warm to the touch and the exhausted air only feels slightly warm at its worst, so that persistent fan is at least efficient if distracting at times. I will admit that I expected the fan noise issue before buying the GT1 Mega. Operationally, the good news is the previous crashing during Davinci Resolve editing does not occur anymore thanks to the 32GB RAM. Rendering speed is also increased although not as much as I expected over my 3-year-old Intel Core i7 HP laptop. WiFi: Here is my biggest disappointment with this computer. I have Xfinity internet at home and can attain speeds of up to 350 Mbps (download) on my laptops (home and work) which are right next to the GT1 Mega (but only one is awake at a time, so no interference). All are the same distance away from my router and all tests are run within a couple minutes of each other so time of day usage fluctuations are the same for all. The GT1 Mega can only achieve 100 Mbps when the laptop right next to it is hitting 300 Mbps lid open. Lid closed, the laptop download speed drops but is still faster than the GT1 Mega at over 150 Mbps. Upload speed is a consistent crappy 41 Mbps for all 3 computers. See the attached file for the latest results I got while typing this up and with no other load on my home WiFi. As a content creator *upload* speed is more important to me as long as video playback is not buffering I am happy. At the attained WiFi download speed with the GT1 Mega I have not experienced buffering *yet*, but I am still disappointed that the WiFi performance is this poor, especially given the upgraded WiFi specs of the machine. I contacted GEEKOM Support and the person said to get the latest WiFi drivers from their site, and to install it even though it was like a year older than the one on the computer! Needless to say, there was *no difference* so I reverted since I prefer to have the latest updates on all my machines. I replied to Support telling them of my results and they have gone quiet. Maybe this review will wake them up. I have heard that mini computers tend to have poor WiFi due to antenna placement and while that could be the case it should still be better than my older laptop with WiFi 6 specs. For the money I paid for this I expected better. UPDATE: Since the above review on the original unit, I was contacted by GEEKOM Customer Support regarding this issue. Let me say right away – GEEKOM Customer Support has been EXCELLENT throughout this issue, and *could not have been better*. Very fast and very responsive with emails and solutions, much better than larger manufacturers would have been, I am sure. First, they guided me though opening up the computer to check that the antenna wires were properly connected, which initially they were but since these wires have press-on connectors to the adapter card they came loose and could not be effectively reconnected. So at that point I lost all WiFi functionality. GEEKOM Customer Support stepped up, and in an effort to ensure my satisfaction promptly sent me a replacement GT1 Mega! Again, the setup and updating of this replacement GT1 Mega was effortless and smooth, but WiFi performance was no better than the first unit, with max download speeds being typically no better than 120 Mbps. *However* when the GT1 Mega was placed on its side with the bottom of the miniPC facing the direction of the router in the next room, the download speed instantly jumped up to about 220 Mbps! That was proof that the antenna design and/or placement inside the enclosure needs improvement. For the excellent customer support I have bumped this rating up to 4/5 stars, but the overall rating cannot get a 5th star due to the WiFi performance issue. If they continue to work [with me] to improve the actual design I will certainly reconsider the rating.

I need a computer for studying, and this one is ideal. It’s compact, fast, and can handle multiple apps simultaneously without slowing down. The minimal noise is great for staying focused, making it perfect for students or business use.

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La Geekom GT1 se ha convertido en mi computadora principal. Llevo ya cerca de 2 semanas con ella y la tengo trabajando entre 10 y 12 hrs diarias. El procesador y la ram (en mi caso 32gb y Ultra 9 H185) hacen gran trabajo para mantener múltiples programas abiertos, navegador a tope con pestañas abiertas y programas de edición de video básicos como Filmora (no soy editor profesional, pero a veces requiero de hacer algunos tutoriales para mi equipo de trabajo así que es la herramienta que ocupo por facilidad de uso. Estoy comenzando a experimentar con algunos modelos pequeños de AI en local y hasta ahora funciona perfecto, con buena fluidez y con buena fiabilidad en mis pruebas preliminares. Así mismo la he probado con algunos juegos, ya que soy jugador ocasional, y Age of Empires IV lo corre bien en alta definición, Halo Wars 2 en full hd a 60fps, sin problema y forza motor sport (la última edición) en full hd a 60fps sin problema y sin pérdida. Y bueno, demás está decir que por el tamaño que es minúsculo ayuda a mantener el espacio de trabajo despejado y bastante agradable. Por el precio es fenomenal contar con un equipo así. Altamente recomendado.

Fiyatının karşılığını veriyor, çok iyi. İyi ambalajlı, çabuk geldi. Win11 Pro kurumu vakit alıyor ama problemsiz kuruluyor. Sessiz ve hızlı. Arkadaki USB giriş sayısı daha çok olsaydı daha iyi olurdu.Güzel kaliteli ürün.

This mini PC is a beast. With 32GB RAM and 2TB, you'll never run out of resources. It runs everything that I need from my apps to my VMs seamlessly. The things I love is Windows 11 Pro and 3yr warranty. I highly recommend it.