BOSGAME M3 AI PC

The BOSGAME M3 delivers exceptional value at $609 (32GB/1TB), undercutting competitors like the Beelink GTi14 155H ($819) by 25% while offering identical Meteor Lake specs. Intel’s Core Ultra 7 155H (6P+8E+2LP cores, 4.8GHz) outperforms the older P2 Pro’s i9-12900H in multi-threaded workloads (Cinebench R23: 12,450 vs. 11,342) and AI tasks, thanks to its 34 TOPS NPU and Arc GPU (112EU vs. Iris Xe’s 96EU). The dual M.2 slots and 96GB RAM support future-proof upgrades, though the 1.18L chassis is slightly larger than the P2 Pro (0.98L).

Gaming sees a 30–40% boost over the P2 Pro’s Iris Xe, with playable 1080p/Medium in Genshin Impact (55–60fps) and Fortnite (50fps). The NPU accelerates local AI workflows (e.g., Llama2-13B runs at 12 tokens/sec), while Thunderbolt 4 enables eGPUs with minimal loss. However, the plastic chassis lacks premium rivals’ aluminum builds, and the 120W power adapter is bulky. At $609, it’s a steal for creators needing Meteor Lake’s AI/GPU advances without Beelink’s premium tax.

Compared to the Beelink GTi14 (same CPU), the M3 sacrifices only the PCIe 5.0 x8 interface but saves $210—a fair trade for most users. The P2 Pro’s i9-12900H now seems outdated, with weaker iGPU and no NPU. If you prioritize raw AI/GPU performance per dollar, the M3 is arguably the best-value Meteor Lake mini PC today.

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