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Ports aside, the AMR5 has some hard-to-ignore design elements that make it a bit more colourful than the standard Mini PC. In CineBench23, a score of 7,466 for the multi-core test elevates this machine above every Intel mini PC design we’ve seen in the past year, even those using Intel 11th Gen silicon.

The positive aspect of this design is that due to the wedge shape, it is reasonably stable and less likely for the cabling to topple it over.

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Compared to the cheaper NUC systems that use Intel N5095 or N5105 processors, the Ryzen 5 5600U is on an entirely different level. All those cores and threads make this a powerful processor that is as capable as many desktop processors.

There are other light sources that come from the power button and the Acemagician logo on the spine of the case. In addition to being pressed conventionally for ‘On/Off’ the power button also features some attractive knurling that enables it to become a rotating three-way switch. In 2013, a group of tech enthusiasts were inspired by the "Magician Impossible" series. They set out to create a brand that would deliver computing solutions that were not only powerful but also fun and accessible. Today, Acemagician is leading the way in miniaturizing personal electronic devices, making technology more convenient, portable, and accessible. Our brand slogan, "Mini Space, Big World," reflects our mission to bring the magic of technology to the world of personal consumer microelectronics.We are passionate about empowering individuals and businesses with cutting-edge technology that helps them achieve more and reach their full potential with our personal consumer microelectronics.

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SFF makers often use cheaper NVMe drives in their systems, and the AMR5 is no exception. At least they didn’t saddle it with an Intel p660, like the Geekom Mini IT11, but the one they used still can’t achieve 2,000MB/s writes or 3,000MB/s reads.

Overall, the AMR5 doesn’t fall into the usual tropes of a mini PC, and it has some potential for many different roles. A 3DMark Wild Life score of 6,724 doesn’t beat the 11,630 we’ve seen from an Iris Xe machine, and the GeekBench OpenCL test also reveals a deficit. Our only reservation about the flashing lights is that there is appears to be no hardware or software means to control them, unfortunately. Thanks to its size, the compact Ace Magician AMR5 fits on any desk. With its great RGB lighting, the compact computer catches the eye without looking garish.The built-in AMD Ryzen 5 5600UAPU offers 6 Zen 3 cores with SMT, and it stems from the mobile sector. The APU, which is otherwise found in laptops, is frugal, something that benefits the compact design, since it doesn't require complex cooling. The SoC can be operated in three different modes. A maximum of 28 watts is available in Performance mode, although 25 watts is what can be maintained in the long run. The SoC can be throttled to 18 or 12 watts, respectively, the other modes. Naturally, this also impacts system performance. To illustrate this, we ran Cinebench R15 once in each of the three modes as the screenshots below show. For the money, the AMR5 is a very nice system that has more than enough power for general computing tasks (think Microsoft 365, browsing and even Photoshop) and file sharing. Magic Mini Man is an independent retailer of products and no brands/companies endorsement is intended, unless otherwise expressly stated.

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