Review: Geekom GT1 Mega (Core Ultra 9 185H / 32GB) Mini PC Mini and Desktop PCs 49 Page 4 of 19 Published 2024-11-26 12:33 by Hilbert Hagedoorn Reviews Comments 1 CPU-Z Screenshots And here we have CPU-Z screenshots of the processor(s) seated, armed, ready, and waiting to be fired up; let's have a peek. So, that's all looking alright. If interested, you can download CPU-Z here. Share this content Twitter Facebook Reddit WhatsApp Email Print Previous Page Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Introduction The Core Ultra 9 185H SoC - Processor 2 Product Gallery 3 Product Gallery 4 CPU-Z Screenshots 5 Power Consumption / Accoustics 6 Hardware & Software Used 7 Performance - Content Creation Blender 8 Performance - CPU-Z 9 Performance - Chrome Browser - Kraken - Jetstream 2 10 Performance - Vray NEXT 11 Performance - Compression Software 7-zip 12 Performance - System Memory 13 Performance - Motherboard - Storage USB and NVMe M.2 NVMe M.2 SSD Performance 14 Performance - Motherboard - Wireless WIFI 6E (802.11ax) 15 Performance - Ethernet LAN 1 up-to 10 Gigabit Wan performance 16 Performance - Games - Integrated GPU - 3DMark Time Spy 17 Performance - Games - Integrated GPU - AAA Games 18 Thermals and CPU Temperatures Temperatures 19 Final Words & Conclusion Conclusion Next Page Review: Addlink G55 (Phison e31t) PCIe gen 5.0 NVMe SSD @ 10GB/s - Value For the Masses Review: DeepCool Assassin IV VC Vision - CPU Cooler with LCD Display
CPU-Z Screenshots And here we have CPU-Z screenshots of the processor(s) seated, armed, ready, and waiting to be fired up; let's have a peek. So, that's all looking alright. If interested, you can download CPU-Z here.
