Acemagic’s G3A crams desktop Intel CPUs and a dual-slot GPU into 3.46 liters. Thermals are the real test.
Key takeaways
- Can Acemagic make a 3.46-liter PC behave like a real desktop without turning the spec sheet into a thermal wish list?
- That is the real question behind the Acemagic G3A, a compact PC teased for a China launch on May 30, 2026, according to Notebookcheck. The headline feature is ...
- Can the G3A stay small while acting like a desktop?
- The Acemagic G3A is not being pitched as a typical mini PC built around a mobile chip and integrated graphics. Its design points in a different direction: a compac...
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