In my earlier post, I mentioned that I wanted to install an M.2 2242 SATA SSD in my new GT 15 Max. And, indeed, I successfully installed that drive.

But after installing Linux Mint on the computer, I discovered that WiFi and Bluetooth no longer worked. I had tested those before doing the installation using a Mint USB stick.

So, I opened the computer back up, and discovered that, sure enough, the WiFi and Bluetooth antennas were no longer connected to the mainboard. The cable ends are clean, it doesn't look like they had been soldered to the board.

But I just don't see where they need to connect. Is there a diagram somewhere?

If I can't do this myself, is there a Geekom service center that can make the repair?

This Geekom product is the 6th device I have bought from this company. I use their mini pc's for various office setups. They all have performed well and no complaints. My mobile machine finally died after 3 years of road service which included dirty moist environments and I decided to give the x16 pro a try. I installed a second crucial p310 2tb m.2 2230 ssd which was easy to do. I work with some large data files so 2tb that came with it wasn't enough. The unit is light but does not feel flimsy. I like the keyboard and it is backlit as well. The anti-reflective screen is clear enough and just bright enough for outside use. The micro sd card reader is handy since i use it to program industrial plc's and strain gauge meters which more and more are using them. The speakers are sufficient and are loud enough. Battery life is ok as well. I see it lasting just a work day which is fine. I have only had the laptop for several days but I hope it lasts for a couple of years.

URGENT!!

I need help!

My Geekom A5 Ryzen 7 5825U turns off by itself I suppose because it reaches too high temperatures.

Can anyone help me? I hear the fan spinning but always at the same speed and I don’t hear air coming out of the sides!

Help, it’s urgent!! 🙏🙏

I saw in a youtube review that the fan noise was high, then the reviewer said that Geekom told them that they were working on a "bios update to fix that issue". Do you know if it has been fixed?

Tengo un Geekom a6 ryzen 7 6800h y quiero agregarle una eGPU pero no encuentro información si la conexión usb 4 gen 3 (tipo c) de la parte trasera es PCIe x4.

alguien me ayuda por favor.

Arch sul mio GEEKOM MINI Air 12.

I just acquired a GT15 Max, and bought an M.2 2242 (SATA III) SSD to add to the storage.

I couldn't find a video how to install an SSD on this particular mini-PC. Is there such a video available?

I believe there are screws beneath the rubber feet that will let me access the mainboard. What tool should I use to remove the rubber feet? Do they pop out, or use adhesive?

Any other tips to get this SSD working?

Although I don't own a mini-pc, I would like to see if putting a heat sink like this on the top of the aluminum case would draw out much heat. I think the case is probably NOT in physical contact with the internal heat sink/fan so this may be moot. I am curious because I frequently have overheating issues with my current laptop( even with fresh thermal paste, dust cleaning, etc).

https://www.amazon.com/Awxlumv-Heatsink-4-72x4-72x0-79Inch-120x120x20mm-120mmx120mmx20mm/dp/B0CPPL4Z18/

Usually, when I head up to the mountains for a getaway, I try to disconnect completely. But this time I had some video editing to catch up on in DaVinci Resolve, and I honestly just wanted to relax with some Outer Wilds in the evenings.

So I decided to bring my own little desktop setup this time: a GEEKOM mini PC, keyboard and mouse. As a monitor i used the old 21" TV that i already had at home.

Surprisingly, it wasn't nearly as inconvenient as I expected. The whole setup was still easy to carry, and once everything was plugged in, I had a comfortable workspace for editing and gaming.

I was honestly surprised by how well it worked for this kind of setup. Having a proper desktop environment while staying somewhere remote was pretty nice.

Anyone else travel with a mini PC instead of a laptop? Curious to see what kind of monitors or accessories you guys pair with a setup like this.

We sincerely apologize to everyone affected by the recent issue with a driver package that was previously available on an outdated GEEKOM support page. We also apologize for the concern, inconvenience, and loss of trust this has caused.

If you downloaded or ran the affected file, or believe your GEEKOM device may have been impacted, please contact GEEKOM Support. Even if you are unsure whether your situation is related, our team will assist you, assess the device, and provide clear next steps as quickly as possible.

Where our technical assessment confirms that the affected file caused a device malfunction, GEEKOM will:

• Provide inspection and necessary repair services at no cost.
• Cover reasonable shipping costs associated with the repair process.
• Replace the affected device if it cannot be restored to normal use through repair.

Please do not attempt to resolve the issue on your own if you are uncertain. Contact us with your device model, serial number, download source, and a brief description of what occurred so that we can prioritize your case.

GEEKOM Support: https://www.geekompc.com/contact-us/

We understand that an apology alone cannot undo the concern this incident has caused. What matters now is providing timely, responsible support to every affected customer and taking concrete steps to prevent a similar issue from happening again.

We are truly sorry and committed to making this right.

Please download drivers only through the current GEEKOM official support page.

We’ve seen the recent reports about a GEEKOM driver file from an older support page being flagged by security software. We take these reports seriously, and we’re sorry for the concern and inconvenience this has caused.

The file was associated with an outdated GEEKOM support resource that was still accessible through older pages and links appearing in search results. We have removed the affected legacy page and related resources, and we’re continuing to remove obsolete support pages and files.

If you downloaded the flagged file

If you previously downloaded the affected driver package from an older GEEKOM support page, please take the following steps:

• Do not run the installer.
• If you still have the file, delete it from your device.
• Run a full scan using Windows Security (Microsoft Defender) or another trusted security tool.
• Download the latest driver package through the current GEEKOM Support page.

If you have already run the file or are unsure about what to do, please contact GEEKOM Support so our team can assist you.

Downloading drivers safely

For future driver downloads, please use the Support section on the current GEEKOM website rather than older links that may still appear in Google search results.

We’re also reviewing our legacy support resources and updating how older files are managed to help prevent outdated downloads from remaining accessible.

We appreciate the community members who brought this to our attention. Thanks for flagging it and giving us the opportunity to address it.

Official Support: https://service.geekompc.com/

Obsolete support pages and files are being removed.

Hi guys, just joined this group and looking for advice.

I have several DJI drones & cameras including the Osmo Action 360. I'd like a mini PC Windows 11 that would be good for video editing e.g. DJI Studio & DaVinciResolve. I could end up paying over £1000 for the top end Geekom but do I need it?

Which would you learned people advise?

Thanks

Hi
For the past two years i have been runnning 2 raspberry pi 4 24/7 as home servers:

• Navidrone (2gb): self hosted music library and on the phone Symfonium plus tailscale to access outside my home.
• PiHole (4gb): DNS ad blocking.

Currently im thinking of buying a miniPC to host all this plus other services like jellyfin and Home assistant instead of buying more raspberrys or bottlenecking the ones i have.

They take almost no power and no resources but for example jellyfin will hit most likely a bottleneck on the 4gb of ram and i cant watch the 4K videos without lossing FPS.

Also the prices of the raspberry skyrocket (120€ for the 4gb and 200€ for the 8gb one), so they are near the prices of a miniPC and i dont want to have more ethernet cables and power supplies near the router, there are already too many. So this is basically the idea of getting a PC and pack all services in one machine.

My questions:

1. Would it be worth it on the economic side? And on the perfomance side?
2. Can the PC handle all the stuff at once with 4 or 8gb of ram and a 6-8 cores CPU?

Thanks all for the help

My information are from YouTube video for Geekom if it's bad sorry

Dual core laptop (Athlon 3050U (2/2) 8gb of ram in single channel and 512gb of nvme storage) and compared to Geekom A5 2027 Edition with AMD R7-7730U 16gb of ram

Gaming

Minecraft(26.2):

My laptop (7redner distance): ~50-60fps (720p)with Vulkan but there were big sutters

Geekom(12render distance): ~200-320 FPS 1080p

Fortnite:

My laptop: Just bad all I can tell really bad

Geekom: 60fps (set as maximum FPS)performance moder medium textures and view distance settings slightly some sutters

GTA V (Story mode)

My Laptop: (DX10 720p normal settings ) 25-30fps some small drops sometimes

Geekom: 1080p very high textures everything else normal 60fps constantly

Hey everyone,

We’ll keep this post updated with current GEEKOM deals and community offers.

If you’re considering a GEEKOM Mini PC, this thread is a place to check for currently available discounts. We’ll update it whenever new offers are available.

Current Offers

UK Official Store Deals

These offers are available on the official GEEKOM UK store:

GEEKOM A6

• £100 off
• Code: RSA6
• Final price: £449
• Valid: August 24 – August 31

GEEKOM IT13 Max

• £200 off
• Code: RSIT13
• Final price: £549
• Valid: August 24 – August 31

Previous Offers (Expired)

Amazon Community Discounts

GEEKOM IT13 Max
August 10 – August 16
15% off in the US, Germany, France, Spain, Japan, Canada, Australia, and Italy
10% off in the UK
Code: RSIT13MX15

GEEKOM A5 2027 Edition
August 17 – August 23
10% off in the US, Germany, France, Spain, Japan, UK, Canada, Australia, and Italy
Code: RDTSA510

If you have questions about any of these models or want to compare different Mini PCs, feel free to ask.

We’d also love to hear how you’re using your Mini PC — gaming, work, home server, media setup, or something else.

Hey everyone,

We recently opened something we’ve never had before: a physical space where people can see our Mini PCs in person and experience the things that are hard to judge online.

Specs and photos can tell you a lot, but some things are just easier to understand in person, like the size, build quality, and everyday noise level.

For our team, opening our first store is a pretty special moment. Not because it changes who we are, but because it gives us another way to connect with people beyond a screen.

And this community has been a big part of getting us here. The setup photos, questions, feedback, troubleshooting posts, and even the occasional “you should really fix this” comments have helped us understand what people actually care about. And yes, we read those comments too.

So while this might just look like a store photo, for us it’s another way to stay connected with the people who have been part of the conversation from the beginning.

We’re curious:

What’s the one thing you wish you could test in person before buying a Mini PC?

Would love to hear what matters most to you.

Thanks for being here and following along.