FEVM FN60G gaming mini PC launches with discrete GPU

Chinese manufacturer FEVM has debuted the FN60G gaming mini PC. It’s currently available with Intel 12th Gen and 13th Gen CPUs, with the high-end model packing the Intel Core i7-13700F processor. Other CPU options for the system include Intel Core i5-13400F, i7-12700F, and i5-12400F. There’s a CPU-less version as well.

All the variants of this gaming mini PC feature the AMD Radeon RX 550, an entry-level discrete GPU that is great for tiny form factors. On that note, the FEVM FN60G has a 2.5L housing made of aluminum alloy. Its design resembles Apple Mac Studio, with rounded corners and a sleek finish.

There’s a 4+4 heat pipe cooling solution under the hood, which ensures 100W of CPU performance. Also, the mini PC can be equipped with two 2280 PCIe 4.0 SSDs and up to 64 GB of DDR5 RAM. This configuration makes the FEVM FN60G a good pick for productivity workloads too.

Regarding the ports, the front has an SD card slot, two USB Type-A, one USB Type-C, and a 3.5 mm audio jack. On the back, the FN60G gaming mini PC sports four USB Type-A, two Ethernet, two Display Port, two HDMI, and one USB Type-C port. FEVM says that the front USB Type-C is a USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 port, and the one on the back is compatible with Apple Studio Display (curr. $1599 on Amazon).

As for the pricing, the FEVM FN60G is currently in the pre-sale phase, with the CPU-less barebone kit sitting at CNY2599 (around $366.40). On the other hand, the top-end variant with Intel Core i7-13700F, 64 GB of RAM, and 2 TB of storage is CNY7099 (about $1000). There's no word on global availability yet, but the TOPGRO T1 gaming mini PC with Core i7-12700H and Nvidia RTX 3050 is a good alternative for international markets. It's currently $1349 on Amazon.