ACEMAGIC M1A PRO Intel® Core™ i9-13900HK Gaming Mini PC with RTX 5060 GPU

This M1A Pro really blew me away. I9‑13900HK paired with RTX5060 handles AAA games, video rendering and local AI work without breaking a sweat. I love the physical knob on the front to flip between silent, balanced and performance modes instantly, no extra software needed. I run four monitors at once for my editing station and everything works flawlessly. Both RAM and SSD are upgradeable, the side panels pop off really easy so swapping parts is straightforward. WiFi 7 and 2.5G ethernet keep my connection rock‑solid. RGB lighting looks sharp on the desk. For anyone wanting desktop‑level performance without a huge full‑tower case, this mini pc delivers big time.

I was tired of having a huge tower sitting under my desk, so I decided to give this a shot. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much from something this compact. Turns out, I was wrong. I use it for pretty much everything now — gaming, Netflix, Lightroom, browsing, and even some occasional video editing. The i9-13900HK paired with the RTX 5060 has more than enough power for my setup, and having 32GB of RAM makes multitasking feel effortless. What I like most is how little space it takes up. I moved my entire setup around and barely noticed the PC was there. Would I recommend it? Yes. Just don't expect it to be completely silent when you're pushing the hardware hard.

My main reason for getting this was video editing. I work with Premiere and Photoshop quite a bit, and my old PC was starting to struggle whenever I had several programs open. The M1A PRO changed that pretty quickly. Scrubbing through footage feels much smoother, exports don't take forever, and I can keep Chrome, Photoshop and Premiere open at the same time without constantly checking how much memory I'm using. Then I tried a few games on it and was pleasantly surprised. The RTX 5060 actually gives this thing some serious gaming capability. I would've liked to see more storage included, though. 1TB disappears pretty fast when you have games and video projects taking up space. Thankfully, there's room to add another SSD.

My main reason for getting this was video editing. I work with Premiere and Photoshop quite a bit, and my old PC was starting to struggle whenever I had several programs open. The M1A PRO changed that pretty quickly. Scrubbing through footage feels much smoother, exports don't take forever, and I can keep Chrome, Photoshop and Premiere open at the same time without constantly checking how much memory I'm using. Then I tried a few games on it and was pleasantly surprised. The RTX 5060 actually gives this thing some serious gaming capability. I would've liked to see more storage included, though. 1TB disappears pretty fast when you have games and video projects taking up space. Thankfully, there's room to add another SSD.

This thing is tiny, but it definitely doesn't perform like a tiny PC. I've been using it mostly for gaming, and the RTX 5060 handles everything I normally play without a problem. I also use it with my 4K TV for movies and streaming, and it works great as an entertainment setup.
Setup was super easy. Plugged it in, installed my games, and I was basically ready to go.
The only downside? The fans can get pretty loud during longer gaming sessions. Not a huge deal with headphones on, but you can definitely hear them.
For the size, though, I'm impressed.