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Compact design, desktop power
A new mini gaming PC that matches the Mac mini's small footprint is proving that high‑end PC gaming need not require a full desktop tower. As shown in a recent ETA PRIME video (via NotebookCheck), the Yohris mini gaming PC packs laptop-grade silicon and an RTX 4050 GPU into a compact Windows box that can push AAA titles into triple‑digit frame rates while remaining highly portable and affordable.
Key product features
Core hardware
The Yohris mini is built around an Intel Core i7‑13620H processor and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050 GPU. Standard configurations ship with 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a 512GB SSD, with upgrade options up to 64GB RAM and 2TB of internal storage. The combination of DDR5 memory, PCIe storage, and RTX 40‑series ray tracing/GPU features gives this small form factor PC a lot of modern gaming capabilities.
Performance highlights
Benchmarks shared by the tech YouTuber show strong results: Forza Horizon 5 surpassed 100 fps at 1440p on High settings, while Cyberpunk 2077 reached triple‑digit frame rates at High settings using DLSS Quality. Turning on NVIDIA frame generation pushed averages above 120 fps. The competitive multiplayer title Marvel Rivals hovered around 108 fps at 1080p with DLSS Quality enabled.
Yohris Mini Gaming PC
Advantages and use cases
This mini gaming PC is designed for users who want desktop performance without the bulk. Advantages include:
- True portability for LANs and small desks
- Console‑level smoothness in demanding AAA games thanks to RTX 4050 and DLSS
- Customization and upgrade paths not possible on consoles or sealed mini systems
- Quiet operation and lower power draw compared with larger desktops
Use cases span living‑room gaming, compact home offices, streaming setups, and as a portable development or creative workstation when paired with additional RAM and storage.
How it compares to Mac mini and consoles
Compared with the Mac mini, the Yohris places gaming performance first — where the Mac mini prioritizes macOS workflows and media. Against consoles, it offers flexible game libraries, higher peak frame rates, and PC‑exclusive features like mods and advanced graphics options. Pricewise, the Yohris arrives at roughly $510 in observed listings, positioning it as an attractive value for gamers seeking a balance between cost, size, and performance.
Market relevance
Small form factor gaming PCs are growing in popularity as chip efficiency improves and manufacturers pack more power into compact chassis. The Yohris model demonstrates how Intel mobile CPUs and RTX 40‑series GPUs bring meaningful gaming experiences to portable desktops, challenging the idea that PC gaming must be bulky or prohibitively expensive.
Overall, this Mac mini‑sized system offers a compelling mix of portability, configurability, and console‑competing frame rates — a strong option for gamers and creators who need compact performance.
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