A fresh aluminum cube just arrived, promising decent frames without consuming your entire desk setup. The hardware engineers at GMKtech finalized the NucBox K1,6 which stuffs a Ryzen 7 7735HS processor inside a sandblasted metal shell. This compact rig relies on the eight-core Zen 3+ architecture paired with thirty-two gigabytes of fast LPDDR5X memory to handle heavy workloads.
Integrated graphics duties fall to the Radeon 680M, which handles lighter titles fine. Enthusiasts craving more pixel-pushing capability can hook up desktop video cards through the front-mounted OCuLink interface. That connection pushes data at PCIe Gen 4 speeds, which beats Thunderbolt throughput but still trails behind standard motherboard slots found on full...