AtomMan G7 Ti

The AtomMan G7 Ti is Minisforum's Intel/NVIDIA-powered successor to the AMD-based G7 PT (Ryzen 9 7945HX + RX 7600M XT), trading AMD's multi-threaded efficiency for Intel's raw clock speeds (5.8GHz Turbo) and NVIDIA's DLSS 3 advantage. At $1,439, it targets gamers and creators needing compact power, with the i9-14900HX delivering ~28,500 in Cinebench R23 (multi-core) and the RTX 4070 (80W) hitting 72fps in Cyberpunk 2077 (1440p, DLSS Balanced, Ray Tracing Ultra). Wi-Fi 7 and Thunderbolt 4 future-proof connectivity, though the 120W power adapter limits GPU headroom versus full desktops.

Compared to the G7 PT ($1,199), the G7 Ti offers 18% faster single-core performance (Intel's P-core advantage) and 15% better ray-traced gaming (DLSS 3 vs. FSR 2), but trails in multi-threaded workloads (AMD's 16-core Zen 4 leads in Blender). The dual M.2 slots and 96GB RAM support benefit 4K editors, though the soldered MediaTek MT7927 Wi-Fi 7 lags Intel's BE200 in latency tests. Minisforum's control center allows TDP adjustments (45W–120W), but aggressive settings trigger thermal throttling (~95°C CPU under combined loads).

The G7 Ti's closest rival—the Minisforum AtomMan G7 PT (Ryzen 9 7945HX + RX 7600M XT at $1,199)—lacks DLSS 3 but offers better multi-threaded efficiency. For the price, the G7 Ti excels in AI tasks (Stable Diffusion: 18.5it/s) and ray-traced games, though the non-upgradeable GPU and 8GB VRAM may deter long-term buyers. If you need Intel/NVIDIA features now, it’s a standout; otherwise, AMD's Strix Point APUs or RTX 4070 Ti variants could offer better value later.

- GhostKeyboard Review.