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This is a nice little i9 Mini PC with 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD at 23% off for almost a fortnight.
Be careful that there are four variations on that page, so make sure you have selected the UN1290.
From the product description:
【Intel 12th i9 Core】Mini PC UN1290 is equipped with Intel Core i9-12900HK processor (14-core/20-thread/24MB cache/up to 5 GHz) and Intel Iris Xe Graphics (Graphics Frequency 1.45 GHz) to handle demanding workloads and provide a seamless multitasking experience.
【AV1 Decode and Xe Architecture】 Enhance your game's visuals with Mini PC UN1290 AV1 decoding capabilities. AV1 decoding optimizes the video stream and immerses you in stunning graphics and realistic details. Xe architecture brings games to life with its superior graphics performance. It will give you a more immersive gaming experience.
【UHD 4K and Triple Screens】MINISFORUM UN1290 Mini Desktop Windows 11 allows you to connect up to three displays by HDMI, DisplayPort and USB-Cports, multiplying your productivity. Meanwhile, PD power can be supported via USB-C, eliminating the hassle of multiple power cables and adapters.
【Flexible Upgrade】Mini PC UN1290 is equipped with 32GB DDR4 memory (dual-channel) and 1TB of M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 SSD. The DDR4-3200 + PCIe 4.0 SSD combination ensures fast data access and smooth multitasking.1 x 2.5 "SATA HDD/SSD slots, expandable up to 2TB.
【Why Minisforum Intel UN1290】In view of the popularity of UN1290 among customers, our R&D team has developed a sister version of UN1290. More choices to meet the different needs of customers. We have jointly developed lots of mini pcs with Intel, such as I7's NPB7, NPB6, NAB6, UN1265,TH80, I5's NPB5, NAB5, UN1265,UN1245, and I3's UN305C.MINISFORUM supports personalized customization for business buyers.
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These mini PCs constantly jack up prices and either go 'on sale' or have 'discount coupons' attached. Might still be a good price, but don't get tricked into thinking it's cheaper than usual.