GEEKOM A5 Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H(8C/16T, up to 4.4GHz), 32GB DDR4&512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD, Vega 8 Graphics, Windows 11 Pro Desktop Computer Support 8K UHD/Wi-Fi 6/Bluetooth 5.2/USB 3.2
$399.00
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Price: $399.00
(as of Jul 28, 2024 15:22:31 UTC – Details)
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Over the past few years, GEEKOM put all its efforts into the research, design, production, and sales of quality computer products such as Mini PCs.
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[Powerful AMD Mini Desktop PC] Geekom A5 mini pc is powered by AMD Ryzen 7 5800H processor (8 Cores, 16 Threads, 16MB Cache, 3.2GHz~4.4GHz). With pre-installed Windows 11 Pro, you can easily use the mini PC for tasks such as browsing the Internet, reading email, editing docs, home office, and even photo editing with a user experience that is close to that of a desktop computer.
[32GB RAM 512GB SSD UP TO 2TB] The GEEKOM mini computer comes with high-speed 32GB DDR4, Built-in 512GB M.2 2280 PCIe 3×4 SSD.(M.2 is much better than mSATA/HDD in terms of both smaller size and higher transfer performance), and supports an additional 2.5” 7mm SATA HDD of up to 2TB, allowing you to accommodate system files and massive games.
[4-Screens Display/8K Output] AMD Radeon Vega 8 Graphics provides powerful graphics processing. 2*HDMI, and 2*USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C support up to 4x 4K displays. USB3.2 Gen 2 Type-C interface delivers stunning 8K vision. This mini desktop computer makes it easy to multitask, fully capable of using Microsoft Office, Adobe applications, watching 4K video, and playing games at the same time.
[WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2] The WiFi 6 is three times faster than WiFi5 , so you don’t have to worry about being disconnected at work. Furthermore, the mini computer has an integrated Bluetooth 5.2 system that offers high-speed wireless connection technology, providing a faster internet experience for browsing and streaming.
[Eco-Friendly, Sustainable, Exceptional Support] Choose GEEKOM A5 for an eco-conscious choice that minimizes environmental impact through its sustainable materials and low-power features. We offer a 3-year limited warranty on every Mini PC from the date of purchase, covering all defects in design and workmanship. Enjoy your mini PC with our attentive aftersales team.
Customers say
Customers like the size, appearance, value, quality, performance and noise of the desktop computer. For example, they mention it takes up very little space, looks and works great, it’s well worth the purchase and that it provides lightning-fast performance. That said, they also like the noise, ease of setup, and heat.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
Ashish –
Solid Mid-Range Mini PC
This is a surprisingly capable little PC for desktop productivity, media / HTPC, and some content creation or light gaming workloads. It’s an Intel NUC-style mini PC built around the Core i5-8259U processor, which is a 28W CPU with an unusually large graphics processor (branded Iris Plus 655) – a custom config Intel made for Apple’s MacBook Pros a couple cycles ago.The IT8 delivers pretty decent overall CPU performance. I tested it against a Dell XPS 13 featuring a Core i7-10710U (a 6-core, 12-thread 10th-gen Intel chip), and the IT8 is, surprisingly, actually faster in sustained multithreaded CPU workloads (Cinebench R23 ST/MT was 945/4010 vs. 1014/3333 for the Dell). The Geekom also beat the Dell by 20-30% in web browsing performance tests, which is quite respectable.On the graphics side, keep in mind this is still an Intel integrated GPU, so it will not match a discrete AMD/Nvidia graphics card, but the Iris Plus 655 is a big step up from Intel’s normal 14nm iGPUs – often delivering 1.5-2x the graphics performance of the Intel UHD 620 in the XPS 13’s Core i7-10710U chip. It is still a bit behind the highest-spec Radeon Vega iGPUs in competing quad-core AMD APUs, but it’s in the same ballpark, and you get slightly better CPU performance on this. Also, the IT8 has the advantage of Intel QuickSync, which certain applications (like Blue Iris for home security cameras) greatly benefit from. Media playback at up to 4K 60 Hz is smooth.Idle power draw is just 9W, which is not bad, and under light web browsing, hits around 15W on average. Noise levels are also decently managed, though the PC is definitely not silent. The fan is always on; under light loads, it’s noticeable only if located next to you in a quiet room. At full load, it’s definitely quite audible (as with all actively cooled mini PCs), but not annoyingly so.The port selection is fine – on the rear, two USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gbps) A ports, one USB-C port with USB 3.2 Gen 2 data and DP video support, an HDMI, MiniDisplayPort, 1 Gigabit Ethernet port (driven by an Intel i219-V chip, which works great), and the 19V DC barrel jack power input. On the front, there’s a USB-A and USB-C port (both 3.2 Gen 2, and the C port supports video), a 3.5 mm headphone/mic jack, and the power button. There’s also an infrared receiver, which could be neat for HTPCs in particular, and a full-sized SD card reader. A couple of additional USB 2.0 ports might’ve been nice for keyboard/mouse purposes.There’s no Thunderbolt support, but with the HDMI, Mini DP, and two USB-C ports, this thing has four display outputs, all capable of 4K @ 60 Hz, which is pretty impressive.Inside, the Wifi chip is the Intel AC 7265, which works reliably and offers 2×2 Wifi 5 and Bluetooth 4.2 but is, unfortunately, soldered to the motherboard and cannot be upgraded (e.g., to Wifi 6 or 6E). The NVMe SSD is fast enough for most use cases, and there’s an available 2.5″ bay inside the case if you want to add a 2.5″ SATA hard drive or SSD for additional storage. One puzzling thing is that the 16 GB of RAM came as one 16 GB stick in single-channel, which reduces RAM bandwidth vs. having two 8 GB sticks in dual channel. On the plus side, Geekom includes a VESA mount, so you can easily mount the PC behind your monitor (or your wall or elsewhere).On the software side, the Geekom came with a clean installation (no bloatware- hurrah!) of Windows 11, and specifically Windows 11 Professional, which is great – many PC makers ship the Windows Home OS instead of Pro, then you need to spend up to $100 extra if you want features like Windows Sandbox, inbound Remote Desktop, etc.Overall, the IT8 has worked well for most use cases. If you need more CPU or GPU performance in a mini PC, your best bet would be something with the latest 8-core AMD Ryzen 5000 CPUs, but those tend to be much more expensive (and usually larger too). This offers a nice middle ground option at a relatively affordable price.
KN –
Powerful small Mini PC (Win 11 PRO) expandable RAM, SSD
 Geekom IT8 is a good small Windows 11 Pro mini PC. The mini PC (about 4.5 inch wide, 2 inch high) was packed nicely (think Apple) and came with needed power brick,optional VESA mount, additional screws, and a nice bag. All of the surfaces had a nice peel to prevent any scratching during shipment. There are multiple USB ports in both front and back, both have USB A and USB C ports. I was pleasantly surprised by the addition of an SD Card reader on the side – no need to hunt for my SD card reader everytime I transfer photos from my camera to the computer. There is also an audio jack on the front.There is HDMI, mini display port, and USB C that supports display – so you can hook up multiple monitors if you want. The mini PC has both WIFI and 1 Gbe ethernet. I tested speed with both WIFI and ethernet. In my home network setup, I could hardly see much practical difference between them, getting max speed for both. I also tested the transfer speed to my Synology NAS and I got maximum speed on both download and upload. SSD transfer speed was also as fast as expected for my 1 TB Sandisk SSD. You can easily play YouTube 4K video on this PC. The mini PC is dead quiet most of the time. Sometimes when doing some CPU intensive tasks the fan kicks in, but you have to be super close to hear it.Entire startup took a few minutes and Windows update and Microsoft Office were quick. I also added 1 TB SSD for extra storage, which took me literally a few mins just to open the back screws, which are permanently anchored to the plate so that you wonât lose them – I wish most vendors did that. 2.5 HDD nicely slides into the slot and gets seated without need – similar to hot swappable drives – simple and elegant solution.I have at least half a dozen mini PCs in my house for various uses, such as one just used for video conferencing (Zoom) on TV, for 3D print station, Raspberry pi for mini NAS etc. The PC has decent performance with its i5 processor and 16 GB RAM (1 stick that can be expandable to 32 GB). I plan on using this as one of my main home PCs for family tasks. Recommended!
Jonathan Truong –
I was looking for a computer to replace my old desktop and laptop since they’re not capable of running Windows 11. Looking at the Geekom A5’s spec sheet, the processor that came with it (the AMD Ryzen 7 5800H) wasn’t as cutting-edge as its newer counterparts. But having 32GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD, it’s certainly no slouch. And with an integrated SD card reader and the ability to accommodate a laptop-sized hard disk drive, it’s very practical and expandable. Not to mention the case itself is sturdier than its actually looks.All in all, a good mini PC that can be used on a daily basis.
Marie Caton –
 I can honestly say that this little computer is dynamite 16 gb of ram expandable to 32 gb, 512 gb durable solid state drive (expandable to 1 Tb) and an 8th generation intel i5 processor with a clock speed of up to 3.8 ghz. The true test is how it performs and so far it boots up very quickly loads and operates programs efficiently and if that is not enough it supports 4k monitor (60Hz). There is more to say concerning this little compact unit like you can attach it to the back of any monitor with vesa adapter (included) but I will sum it up by saying at the price point that geekom is offering I would recommend this product to anyone. Check out video showing a 24 second restart of Geekom iT8.
Cliente Amazon –
Fácil de configurar, potente y versátil…
Wang Zhaoyu –
Lo uso da qualche giorno ed è davvero fantastico…versatile. Dimensione di un palmo, ma non è leggero come plastica, è ben raffinato e materiali buoni. Comoda per lavoro tra l’ufficio e casa. Il sistema win11 pro è preinstallato, basta solo collegarlo allo schermo (si può collegare a più shermi contemporaneamente! à molto efficiente durante le riunioni. Câè pure uno slot per SD card (che non trovo sulle altre marche).La cosa mi piace di più è che posso collegarlo alla TV ed eseguire il controllarla a distanza. à perfetto per guardare film o giocareâ¦Funziona fluidamente, finora nessun problema.ps: Quando lo usavo per la prima volta, ho trovato che la ventola era un po’ rumorosa. Ho chiesto al servizio clienti. Mi ha detto che la velocità della ventola è stata elevata per massimizzare le prestazioni del mini pc. Alla fine, mi ha dato un plug-in per ridurre la velocità della ventola. Slienzioso e non si sente molta differenza nelle prestazioni.
Chris E –
This tiny unit replaces my 10 year old midi-tower desktop as it was time for an upgrade / downgrade: an upgrade on performance and a downgrade on size. Although a very expensive powerhouse when built (I7, 20GB RAM, etc.) it was starting to be outperformed by newer mid-range units, it couldn’t upgrade to W11 and it was just too bulky, too loud and too power consuming.Choosing a new computer and making sure you get the right one is a big deal – so I did quite a lot of research into processors, RAM, speeds, etc. to make sure I’d get a unit more powerful than my old one but still just as versatile without having to spend a fortune on it.I do most of my work in web design and photo editing so I need a machine that can perform in this area quickly and efficiently. This one absolutely does the job. It’s remarkable for its tiny size. Although it’s “only” an I5-8259U processor it’s still somewhat more powerful than my old I7-3820, and thanks to bus speeds, RAM, etc. generally having improved quite a bit over time, this machine is much faster overall.I looked at quite a few of the models currently available and was initially considering some of the fanless ones but they don’t seem to have the power required, at least not if you’re on a budget. I eventually concluded that this one was the best one suited to my needs; it’s quite powerful, very quick, very small, very quiet and it’s expandable and have plenty of connectivity.I upgraded to 32GB RAM right away as one can never have too much RAM and then chucked one of my existing SSD drives inside as well. My remaining drives are mostly for backup purposes, so I prefer using them on docking stations or via USB/SATA connectors as I don’t want them plugged in all the time anyway.The initial upgrade was very simple compared to a normal desktop; simply remove the bottom lid, place the RAM in the slot, stick the SSD under the lid and put the lid back on .. et voilá, you’re good to go. And go it does. This unit literally boots (from off) to the login screen of W11 in 15 seconds – much faster than my old machine which would take about a minute to get there on W10. It loads Photoshop fully in a few seconds and starts Brave, Chrome, Firefox, Edge and any other browser I use in about a second or two.  It’s a nippy little thing!One of the most noticeable improvements so far is the much increased transfer speed between disks, thanks to USB 3. It takes virtually no time moving chunks of large photos between disks and also opening RAW files in Photoshop and Bridge happens infinitely quicker now, which is great when you do your editing “on the fly” for web design. It’s very quick also when loading (and logging in and out of) various websites, the overall network connection / loading speed is great when you use browsers a lot.Changing from one version of Windows to another is always going to take some getting used to, mostly because of changes to the general interface and things looking slightly different. Moving from W10 to W11 is not a dramatic change though and I quite like it.I am staying away from tying the unit to Microsoft accounts and use local accounts instead. MS is keen to make you use their cloud but it’s easy to set up the unit with local accounts and bypass all of that, just as it was on W10, so that’s really nice and much more familiar to me to work that way. There’s no bloatware on the machine either, it’s a clean OS apart from the MS stuff that was also found in W10 and the majority of this is easily uninstalled or disabled if you like to optimize your Windows experience a bit. Overall setting up Windows is very easy on this unit – just do as prompted on first boot and you’re literally up and running in a few minutes. You can then tailor it to your liking afterwards.As for the loudness, you can hear the fan going as the unit boots up but it settles down again quickly and becomes almost unnoticeable, even in quiet surroundings. It does come back on again when load increases like with any desktop or laptop but it’s far from intrusive and I’m very happy with that as it was one of my bugbears and why I was considering a fanless unit to begin with. My old machine had a big CPU cooler fan and it was rather loud even when idle, so this is a massive improvement in terms of noise level and it’s actually a lot quieter than I even dared hope for in spite of it having a fan – and it’s great to be able to have it on top of my desk rather than having the big bulky tower underneath it.I have had this unit for 5 days now and I’m really impressed with it so far. It does everything I want it to do, quickly and without any lag and it’s overall a big step up in power and general performance from my old desktop – and at the same time it consumes much less electricity. It feels very solid and sturdy and not ‘plasticky’ like many other small units seem to be, the metal casing definitely gives it a good quality feel and it’s very well built while at the same time easy to upgrade in spite of being tiny. It’s built with branded components which gives you confidence in terms of both performance and longevity.Additionally, customer service has proven to be very good already – as I was unsure about which stick of RAM would match the one it came with I contacted GEEKOM support via email with the question on the evening of getting the machine. I had a reply the next morning and went and got one of the Kingston sticks they advised and it works as expected with no problems at all – so, with quick, efficient and hassle-free support to go along, I must say that choosing this unit has proven to be an overall very positive experience.If you’re looking to upgrade from an older computer and want performance and a small form factor without spending a fortune, this unit is probably the best within its range and I’m happy to recommend it. Very good value for money!