With PL1=97W. How is it physically possible that an increase of supposedly +22W for 7745HX in Lenovo's laptop did not give the slightest increase in performance? And why then did Lenovo set this strange PL1=97W, according to the review, if it doesn't make any sense in practice, according by both this reviews?
Desktop 7000 doesn't have the NPU, as support emerges this kit would be excellent for lower power media server purposes including monitoring (for example, using Frigate).
How relevant is that board given you can go out and purchase an ITX motherboard and a low power desktop Ryzen 7000?
Once you are talking about equipping builds with desktop high performance video cards and such I question the value of a $400 motherboard+mobile processor combo.
I just bought one of these but had to return it as the onboard front-panel hd audio wasn't working. When I tried googling the exact chip, I found it was a realtek chip from 2013. It might be worth mentioning or having a look to see if I was just unlucky or if this is a place where they've skimped. Does your one work perfectly? / Recognise when a 4-pole jack was plugged in? Because mine didn't...
The Minisforum BD770i is a motherboard that includes a permanently soldered APU. The AMD Ryzen 7 7745HX is installed here, along with a large heat sink. As a result, there should be no thermal issues with the SoC. We coupled the Minisforum BD770i with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 to see whether we could make a relatively compact gaming system. All of the results may be found in this review.
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