The design variety of Mini PCs is quite small these days. They all have more or less the same design, but more and more manufacturers are looking to innovate and change. The aim is to offer interesting solutions that not only satisfy the user’s needs, but also have an attractive design.
ACEMAGIC presents a Mini PC with dedicated graphics
The new M2A Starship system closely resembles the design of the Tie ships from Star Wars. This design is not coincidental, since the new ACEMAGIC equipment has dedicated graphics and an advanced cooling system for correct heat dissipation.
Once again, ACEMAGIC has decided to give a different design to its compact systems to make them more attractive. We already saw TANK 03 previously, which broke with the conventional design of these systems. Now, the company does it again with a design to which they have added RGB lighting.
At the moment, the specifications of this new system have not been revealed, although they have revealed some features. The first thing that catches your attention is the RGB lighting on the front and on the upper wings. These wings hide two fans for cooling the system that are complemented by two fans in the body of the system.
In addition, the device has an LED screen on the front that shows useful information such as the CPU and GPU frequency, as well as consumption. It will also give other performance data, as well as the operating speed of the fans.
Regarding hardware, ACEMAGIC has not specified the components that this system will integrate. Something they have advanced is that it could have a dedicated graphics card, something that is not normal in Mini PCs. We can speculate that it has an NVIDIA RTX 4060 or perhaps an AMD RX 7700 or similar.
Regarding the rest of the specifications, it is normal that it has a next-generation, high-performance processor. It could be accompanied by at least 16 GB of RAM and a 1 TB M.2 SSD. Although of course, this is only speculation, since there is no data on the matter.
Price and availability
ACEMAGIC has not revealed the specifications, when it will be available or the price of this system. What they do have is a registration page for an advance purchase of this system. To make it more attractive, they announce a 35% discount to users who make an advance purchase of this system.
If you want to take advantage of this discount, you only have to fill out a simple form. When the pre-sale of this system begins, we will receive an email and we will be able to access this succulent discount. At least, we hope it is succulent and the system attractive, since we know little else about its specifications.
