Geekom Mini FUN11 Mini PC, on sale for $899, boasts a Core i9, 32 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, and discrete GPU support

A render of the GEEKOM Mini FUN11 Mini PC, taken from their official listing page.
A render of the GEEKOM Mini FUN11 Mini PC, taken from their official listing page. (Image credit: GEEKOM)

Just in time for Thanksgiving and Black Friday, the GEEKOM Mini FUN11 Mini PC has its 32GB RAM + 1TB SSD model going on sale for a solid $899. This amusingly named Mini PC offers an 11th Gen Intel Core i9-11900KB, the CPU used in Intel's own NUC 11 Extreme that performs quite similarly to its full-fat desktop counterpart.

As far as Mini PCs go, the GEEKOM Mini FUN11 isn't that far removed from a Mini ITX PC. Its dimensions in millimeters are 386 x 153 x 219, or roughly ~12.9 liters when comparing it to proper Mini ITX cases. Our top Mini ITX case, the Lian Li Q58, has a volume of roughly 14.3 liters, for your reference. 

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  • bwebb.tech
    I have been interested in this thing for a while now but there has been a lack of information or any videos posted online. There is still a $100 coupon available for this on amazon keeping the price at $899. I have been ready to replace my main PC with something smaller and this seems interesting. I would like to do something fun and put a nice graphics card in for some higher performance gaming but I am worried about the power supply. I see it is an ATX power supply which will cost more to upgrade but thats part for the course. Does anyone know if it is a standard ATX power supply? Or does anyone have any tear down pictures/videos? Any help would be appreciated.
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