The GMKtec Evo-T2 is a mini PC that incorporates Intel's Panther Lake processors, known for their integrated graphics and efficiency. This model includes an Arc B390 iGPU and 64GB of LPDDR5X-8533 RAM. It is marketed with a focus on potential gaming capabilities due to its GPU and OCuLink port.
The Evo-T2 features a dual-fan cooling system, contributing to quiet operation and low power consumption. Its performance is rated as good, leveraging the capabilities of the Panther Lake CPU. The device measures 6.06 × 5.94 × 2.90 inches (1.72 liters), making it larger than standard NUCs like the Asus NUC 14 Essential (0.56 liters). The exterior is primarily plastic, with a 2mm-thick gold-colored anodized metal shell wrapping three sides.
The GMKtec Evo-T2 is priced at $1,959, which is identified as a high cost given its plastic construction and bulkier form factor compared to other mini PCs in its performance tier. The review notes that GMKtec anticipates even higher prices in the future. The device lacks biometric security features.
The Evo-T2 allows for easy access for servicing and upgrades. However, the 64GB LPDDR5X-8533 RAM is soldered to the board and is the only configuration offered by the company, limiting memory upgrade options. The device includes rubber feet for both horizontal and vertical orientations and comes with a VESA mounting plate.
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The GMKtec Evo-T2 mini PC features Intel's Panther Lake processor with B390 integrated graphics and 64GB of DDR5 RAM, offering quiet operation and low power consumption. However, its nearly $2,000 price point and plastic build quality are noted as drawbacks compared to competitors.