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GMKtec Evo-X3 review: Strix Halo in a brand new suit

September 24

GMKtec already has an AMD Strix Halo mini PC in its stables, in the form of the Evo-X2 . Now, just six months later, we have another AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor-packing mini PC from GMKtec in the…

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