It would probably be great at emulating retro consoles up to the Dreamcast. If they want to aim it at a gamer market, put some retro gaming stickers on it, load it up with retro arch and sell it that way.
Batocera would be better than Retroarch. Retroarch is tedious and irritating to navigate, especially for people who dislike constantly fiddling with settings. Batocera is more visually appealling, and it is far easier to use/more "dumbed down for the Average Joe".
It's not gaming ready, lol. But it's good for me, a senior who doesn't game on PC but instead on a gaming console. This pc is good for what I need it for, surfing, watching movies and TH-cam, office work, very light photo touch ups..etc.
The USB-C connector also actually makes a ton of sense, since the speed of a USB-C connected drive is basically that of a SATA SSD anyways. Makes installing once easy without having to get a dedicated SATA data cable and a spare SATA power cable.
I also have that 4 core 4 thread Celeron. it can run Minecraft with really dumbed down settings with Optifine. It also works well as a retro indie game box and emulation box. It came with Windows 10 pro. ( Which I upgraded for free to Windows 11 pro.)
this would be great for a "DIY" cabinet for emulators such as SNES9x, MAME, N64, DreanEmu, and etc. far as it being current gen game ready no but it packs more then enough punch to really rock out on some retro titles and emulators .
lmfao that was funny matt when u went to read his name and u said . i dnt think i can say that. then i looked at the name and started crying i was laughing so hard. great stuff as always guys!
Things that would increase performance on PC like this are: 1. debloating Win 10/11 (CPU is the bottleneck, and you do not want Windows service in background stealing CPU time) and 2. setting power plan to performance, turning game mode on in windows, possibly even tweaking BIOS for more power. Having said that, this thing is best suited for games up to year 2010 with mid-low settings. AMD APU are usually better for lite gaming.
Honestly, for a Celeron with integrated graphics, this thing is impressive. You can't lose if you throttle your expectations a little bit. This would not be possible without the Intel vs. AMD competition.
Even Celerons today are badass cpus. I never thought I'd see the day when a celeron with just integrated graphics would perform this well! I'm impressed.
I bought that pc a few months ago, Ex-Zodiac struggles to run, however it does old games pre 2005 reasonably well, anything newer it struggles, I bought it to connect to tv as a media player
80fps with a $200 pc on minecraft is actually amazing even on low settings. I've had a 3060ti with a 10th gen i-7 and I've had trouble keeping 60fps with max settings.
I have same exact looking PC but it's called AcePc GK1. I only bought it for discord and other programs definitely not for gaming. 3-4 years strong with this bad boy. I messed up by not buying a SSD drive or hard drive for it.
Let me play devil's advocate your definition of gaming is not everybody else's. You could argue if it can play Doom or quake 3 or any of the smaller 2D games like darkest dungeon than does it qualify as gaming ready
Actually, this computer is for gaming. You can probably play most of the games right up to 2015 on it. There were some awesome titles in that time and you can play them by spending only 200$ instead of having to pay 2000 US for a computer ta would be able to run contemporary titles in acceptble framerate. Technically the description is right.
I just scored a 1TB Gen4 NVMe drive off Temu for $40. 7000Mbps advertised speeds. Excited to test it and see how accurate it is. Like any of these kinds of sites, they can be very misleading. They sell fake vintage coins as legit.
"Gaming ready" possibly directed towards the emulator players over the large title games. 🤷♂️ Just saw all the comments that say the same as me just look over me. Go toasty bros! 😅
Ngl besides the very *Questionable* marketing, this mini pc is actually alright if your sticking to just casual computing but do not even think about doing anything more demanding than a 1080p youtube stream. I have something very similar for university work and i cant really say i havnt gotten my moneys worth
I bought a lenovo pc two years ago for a lot more money. Fewer ports and less power than this. As a simple desktop for non gamers the Blackview looks a bargain.
Theoretically it is possible to hack in one of those laptop GPUs if you modify that storage space for SSD at the beginning of the video. But why bother, buy proper PC .
The word gaming really doesn't mean anything. From as far as like 10 years ago when I first bought my PC there were so many "gaming" stuff, but I research before I buy. So my pc at the time was gaming ready but it looked like an office PC.
There weren't really demanding games back then. Most of what people played alot was dota 1, wow, starcraft. But anything branded gaming is just extra costs for the consumer.
The small PC actually looks decent design wise. Now imagine this with the most recent AMD APU.
they copied Intel..
@@maniacusgames3621 so intel should monopolize apu's, and small pc's? Most things in the world are based off other things, dude.
do you believe android copied Apple?@@maniacusgames3621
It would probably be great at emulating retro consoles up to the Dreamcast. If they want to aim it at a gamer market, put some retro gaming stickers on it, load it up with retro arch and sell it that way.
That's a very good idea.
Batocera would be better than Retroarch. Retroarch is tedious and irritating to navigate, especially for people who dislike constantly fiddling with settings.
Batocera is more visually appealling, and it is far easier to use/more "dumbed down for the Average Joe".
It's not gaming ready, lol. But it's good for me, a senior who doesn't game on PC but instead on a gaming console. This pc is good for what I need it for, surfing, watching movies and TH-cam, office work, very light photo touch ups..etc.
I kinda like how the 2.5inch bay is an optional extra but it comes with it anyway.
The USB-C connector also actually makes a ton of sense, since the speed of a USB-C connected drive is basically that of a SATA SSD anyways. Makes installing once easy without having to get a dedicated SATA data cable and a spare SATA power cable.
Not gonna lie for $200 I’m surprised turned on and even loaded CSGO let alone the game actually ran. 😂
lmao for $180 i build a decent gaming budget build :)
What's the point though, might aswell put it towards a gpu
@@ezyyze7526what did you use
Robox slide show looked more like a power point presentation LOL.
Blackview is a decent brand I've heard, I think the temu seller just slapped on gaming for more sales
My family used to own blackview smart phones, they are really great and they are rugged. I never knew they specialized on PCs as well
@@Pikmewi love the blackvieuw phones. Ruggef asf and thermal cam is great to have
ye@@DiyNuke
Temu is Wish 2.0 lol
I have that same pc, I use it primarily use it for web browsing and cloud gaming
I also have that 4 core 4 thread Celeron. it can run Minecraft with really dumbed down settings with Optifine. It also works well as a retro indie game box and emulation box. It came with Windows 10 pro. ( Which I upgraded for free to Windows 11 pro.)
@@xbigbooshx4643win10 is way better than win11 running quickly and smoothly when it comes to fps and services/processes wise
this would be great for a "DIY" cabinet for emulators such as SNES9x, MAME, N64, DreanEmu, and etc. far as it being current gen game ready no but it packs more then enough punch to really rock out on some retro titles and emulators .
lmfao that was funny matt when u went to read his name and u said . i dnt think i can say that. then i looked at the name and started crying i was laughing so hard. great stuff as always guys!
"i dunno if i can say that" -matt LMAOOOO
Finally the editor puts stuff on the screen 5:30
For not that much more you can get a mini Ryzen-powered PC that has a CPU and integrated graphics that put this to shame.
For these small form factor mini pc, labeled with “gaming ready”, I’ll assume they mean retro emulations.
Things that would increase performance on PC like this are: 1. debloating Win 10/11 (CPU is the bottleneck, and you do not want Windows service in background stealing CPU time) and 2. setting power plan to performance, turning game mode on in windows, possibly even tweaking BIOS for more power. Having said that, this thing is best suited for games up to year 2010 with mid-low settings. AMD APU are usually better for lite gaming.
Needs windows Ameliorated
Honestly, for a Celeron with integrated graphics, this thing is impressive. You can't lose if you throttle your expectations a little bit. This would not be possible without the Intel vs. AMD competition.
Even Celerons today are badass cpus. I never thought I'd see the day when a celeron with just integrated graphics would perform this well! I'm impressed.
Celerons have 4 cores now?
@floydlooney6837 I didn't know that either. That's crazy. I'm sure the cache is still lower than pentiums and core series but dang.
I bought that pc a few months ago, Ex-Zodiac struggles to run, however it does old games pre 2005 reasonably well, anything newer it struggles, I bought it to connect to tv as a media player
Would you consider it good enough to run 4k +Dolby vision/atmos? Thinking of something like this for HTPC setup.
@@El-Fartomatic probably not tbh
@@El-Fartomaticno. There are better options out there I am sure.
i remember blackview for making budget smartphones. funny seeing them make mini pcs now
80fps with a $200 pc on minecraft is actually amazing even on low settings. I've had a 3060ti with a 10th gen i-7 and I've had trouble keeping 60fps with max settings.
Helll nah 10th i7 can at least hit like 200+ fps with 3060ti you cappin
he had everything on high settings so he isnt@@abyenshin8576
if it was low then yuh he wouldve been playin 240+fps
@@abyenshin8576they did say max settings. Max settings + RT can bog my 3080FE @1440p and my kids 3070 @ 4k. Both running 5600X
I always was thinking these mini pcs would be great for stores like micro center checkout or help desks.
Dude, always **CUT WITH KNIFE MOVING AWAY FROM YOU** 🤣🤣
I love the roadkill T-Shirt. Never thought you guys would be fans.
I love that you guys lost everyday. Watch during my cardio session which is fantastic!
Black view made phones now doing gaming pc
High quality vid! Enjoyed the review
I wonder if fsr 3.0 (when it drops) will actually be able to help a system like that perform in certain games assuming it works with the igpu
dude got a roadkill shirt on gives virtual fist bump to a fellow gear head
This would be a cool emulation machine!
Can’t wait for ultra SFF systems to be the norm for high performance gaming rigs.
Seth Rogan from Temu
w vid as always
It’s a 13 minute video. It was uploaded 7 minutes ago. HOW TF YOU KNOW ITS GOOD!!
Not wrong tho
@@Gus.Dawsonn 2x speed cuz Im built different
Yes
@@Wuffwuff- 😯🤫😉
I looked up blackview and they have another models with a I5 11400H
I think old games like re4, simpsons hit and run should probably run well and Emulation should run a treat PS1, Dreamcast.
1:08 You proved their point 🤣
It is gaming ready, it even comes with solitaire
I have same exact looking PC but it's called AcePc GK1. I only bought it for discord and other programs definitely not for gaming. 3-4 years strong with this bad boy. I messed up by not buying a SSD drive or hard drive for it.
They probably saw Beelink's minipc's and thought they can scam people using Beelink's popularity.
Y’all should try to beat the temu pc using the same budget for a full build
I get Temu ads in this Temu featured video, typical TH-cam 😂
Me holding my shit waiting for the video to start
For gaming close to the 200$ price, get a series S for only 100$ more at that point
I've got like 4tb of Somnabulist red dragons and black bears from Temu in my gaming PC 😂
Let me play devil's advocate your definition of gaming is not everybody else's. You could argue if it can play Doom or quake 3 or any of the smaller 2D games like darkest dungeon than does it qualify as gaming ready
I wonder how this PC would do with retro emulation.
RetroArch would be great
i had no idea that blackview did pc's ive only ever seen their massive battery phones
Have you guys seen the 16GB RX 580's on AliExpress? Wouldn't mind seeing a video on that one😁
They did a video on that a couple of months ago!
@@coccoborg thanks! I’m a new subscriber so I was unaware. Thanks for letting me know!
I once thought that gaming on my VIA C4650 wouldn't be that bad, but then it couldn't do CS:GO @ 30 fps 😅
the fact that you had to reduce the settings to make minecraft playable lmao
Actually, this computer is for gaming. You can probably play most of the games right up to 2015 on it. There were some awesome titles in that time and you can play them by spending only 200$ instead of having to pay 2000 US for a computer ta would be able to run contemporary titles in acceptble framerate.
Technically the description is right.
I just scored a 1TB Gen4 NVMe drive off Temu for $40. 7000Mbps advertised speeds. Excited to test it and see how accurate it is. Like any of these kinds of sites, they can be very misleading. They sell fake vintage coins as legit.
I'm using 16GB RAM version for my Roon Core (HiRes music server / very own music streaming service) . Couldn't be more happy.
Would this be decent for schoolwork and just general browsing the internet and hooking up to a tv for watching Netflix and things like that?
I'm just going to use it to make music, so I probably will be fine with this.
The modular base bit reminds me of the HP slice
Jack & Matty with the toasty bros. Lets go.
Matty? 😂
Say, did you try Solitare? Minesweeper? Oregon Trail? Trout?
Toasty bros always have a w vid ready almost everyday
i wonder if u can slide a egpu in that usb C spot, or maybe swap out that m.2 drive
why didnt you take it apart to check for upgrades?
Is the CPU upgradeable to an useable CPU or soldered on?
And what are the average temps?
if it can run xcloud and geforce now ? is it a gaming pc?
Better than my inspiron 530 tower fr tho
You should have an intro for one video where you record toast popping up from a toaster with some awful pun.
Cool video
hmmmm.... should I buy the "gaming pc" or the ssd advertisement...
Link leads to no-where. I wanted to check the price, that makes or breaks it imo.
can u upgrade the cpu?
You guys should have tried Crysis lol 😂😂😂
I had a Blackview phone a few years ago and it was pants. Crashed often.
"Gaming ready" possibly directed towards the emulator players over the large title games. 🤷♂️
Just saw all the comments that say the same as me just look over me. Go toasty bros! 😅
its selling for 160 on amazon rn
Since when is "Duesseldorf" a real place? I don't trust a product that can't even spell their own adress right.
I mean... retro game emulator is gaming lmao
Ngl besides the very *Questionable* marketing, this mini pc is actually alright if your sticking to just casual computing but do not even think about doing anything more demanding than a 1080p youtube stream. I have something very similar for university work and i cant really say i havnt gotten my moneys worth
It’s **technically** correct. It can play Solitaire. That’s a game.
It could play tons of games released prior to 2005 :P
I would install OptiFine in Minecraft with that CPU. I use OptiFine and I have an i7 8700k.
I have this works great for pcvr gaming . I cinnect my quest through virtual desktop and it works flawlessly.
You should build a pc with temu
sleep walking bear more like sleep walking fingerer
If you want to benchmark the pc on Minecraft, just take the default presets but turn graphics quality to Fabulous.
When China says gaming they really mean emulation
I bought a lenovo pc two years ago for a lot more money. Fewer ports and less power than this. As a simple desktop for non gamers the Blackview looks a bargain.
Get a N100 CPU driven mini pc... you will see a lot more power.
tbh i would buy one for retro gaming 100%
TBH i would just take the CPU of that PC and use it on my PC (Edit: if u also want more FPS turn the MC framerate up to Unlimited)
Is it possible for these mini PCS to have graphics cards? Bc I really wanna buy 1, but with an graphics card.
No
To put it simply, no. But you can get an external GPU which I have for my laptop.
Basic geometry would make it clear that it does not, nor cannot, have a dedicated GPU in it.
Theoretically it is possible to hack in one of those laptop GPUs if you modify that storage space for SSD at the beginning of the video. But why bother, buy proper PC .
Does it run starfield?
Can it run Crysis?
things a great option ffor installing chrome os , though
Temu has been accused of steal credit card info and making large purchases.
So has amazon its happened to my girl with 800 dollars. We got it back though
"Thats a cool lookin small PC, what can it play?" Temu replies with.. "Roblox."
Plays Farmville
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Reminds me of AMD long loss cpu project
Define 'GAMING PC" please.. Because this doesn't define one to me.. Gaming PC's cost at least £500 for entry level.
technically could play SOME games on it
The word gaming really doesn't mean anything. From as far as like 10 years ago when I first bought my PC there were so many "gaming" stuff, but I research before I buy. So my pc at the time was gaming ready but it looked like an office PC.
It means you could play games, but from year is not specified :P
There weren't really demanding games back then. Most of what people played alot was dota 1, wow, starcraft. But anything branded gaming is just extra costs for the consumer.
Turn nax fps lower about 60fps thats why its so laggy
Y'all test these janky mini PCs, why not the Beelink UM790?
I don't know if I can say that lmfaooooo smart move loll