GMKtec EVO-X1

"Hi, i have published a video Review of the GMKtec EVO-X1 with the Ryzen A.I 9 HX370 and 32 LPDDR5 RAM, this GMKtec model was surprisingly small compared to their previous High end mobile CPU's models, the EVO X1 has a similar body case designed with the previous K8 Plus, M7, and K11 which all have excellent heat dissipation."

"Default TDP is set to "auto" and this is the TDP setting that i would recommand as it will peek at Max 65 Watt only when needed, other TDP options are :15w, 20w, 28w, 45w, 54w, note that 54w mode will get the system to run at higher temps than "Auto" mode with less performance in Benchmarks, so there is no reason to set the System Configuration at 54 Watt, TDP can be adjusted to higher than 65 Watt in the Bios but i didn t want to go there as i am generally a lower TDP tweaking advocate. LPDDR5 RAM can also be overclocked in the Bios up to 8533 MT and is delivering up to ~ 10% FPS Boost in game runs. Optimum Performance mode is reach with Performance mode enabled in the BIOS and with Windows system power -> "Power Mode" set at "Best Performance", Bios Performance setting only won t do the all trick"

"However the HX370 is powerful enough to ignore enabling "Best Performance" in Windows system option, as the downside of this "Max Performance" mindset will come at the cost of noise, the Evo X1 is not as quiet as the K8 PLUS, which was showing 23 DBA in gaming mode in my previous review, but the EVO X1 is at 29-33 DBA during game runs and can reach up to 45 DBA under load in Burst sequence."

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