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Zotac Magnus ER51060 review: A gaming powerhouse

Zotac Magnus ER51060 review: A gaming powerhouse

Posted on January 18, 2018June 11, 2019 By Jarvis

This bulky barebones box focuses on gaming, but it’s a capable all-rounder, too

While there are no hard and fast rules on how big a mini PC can be, the Magnus R51060 is pushing it. At 128mm tall and 225mm wide, it’s large enough that you could (figuratively speaking) fit three of its rivals inside it at once.

Nevertheless, it’s not quite a complete PC when you get it out of the box. This is another barebones system, so you’ll need to buy a separate M.2 SSD, operating system and some SO-DIMM RAM to get it working.
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