A catalog is only as good as the machines in it, and this one had quietly fallen behind. The spreadsheet this catalog was originally seeded from stopped being updated around December 2025 — which meant that every mini PC built on a 2026 platform was simply missing. Not a single Panther Lake, Wildcat Lake, Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 or Ryzen AI Max+ 395 machine was listed.
That gap is now being closed, starting with fifty-four models entered by hand from the manufacturers' own spec sheets — ports, memory, storage bays, dimensions, cooling and prices, not just a name, each one cross-checked against a second source:
- Minisforum MS-03 — Core Ultra 9 386H or Ultra 5 336H, 10GbE, a PCIe slot
- Minisforum M2 Pro and GMKtec EVO-T2 — Core Ultra X7 358H with Arc B390 graphics
- Minisforum N5 MAX — a ten-bay Ryzen AI Max+ 395 NAS
- Minisforum MS-S1 MAX, GMKtec EVO-X3, Morefine H1 — Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with up to 128GB of unified memory
- Beelink SER10 MAX, GMKtec EVO-X1 Pro, AceMagic F5A, AOOSTAR MACO — the new Ryzen AI 9 HX 470
- Beelink EQi and AceMagic K5 — the first Wildcat Lake boxes, Intel's new budget chips
- GMKtec K17 Plus, Bosgame VTI-490, Minisforum AtomMan G7 Pro
- Minisforum MS-02 Ultra — dual 25GbE and three PCIe slots, and Minisforum MS-R1, an Arm workstation on the CIX CP8180
- Storage boxes: AOOSTAR WTR MAX (eleven bays), Minisforum N5 AIR, Beelink ME Pro 304
- GMKtec K17
- Workstations with a desktop GPU: Minisforum 139D7 (Radeon RX 9060 XT), and the compact Minisforum M2 and NAB9S
- Beelink SER9 MAX — a real 10GbE port at 0.8 litres
- Geekom joins in: A9 Mega (Ryzen AI Max+ 395, 128GB), GT15 Max and IT15
- Fanless and low-power: Geekom iX12 (four 2.5GbE ports, no fan) and GMKtec G9, a four-slot NVMe NAS
- GMKtec K12 and K13 (the first with a 5GbE port), plus Geekom AX8 Max
- Beelink GTi15 Ultra — dual 10GbE on an Intel E610 and a PCIe 5.0 slot for an external graphics dock
- Minisforum M2 Air-304, a 0.47-litre Wildcat Lake barebone, and Bosgame VTA-439 with three full-size M.2 slots
- Gaming boxes with a real graphics card: AOOSTAR GODY (Radeon RX 7600 XT in 3.1 litres)
- eGPU-ready workhorses: GMKtec EVO-T1 (three M.2 slots and OCuLink), GMKtec K11 and Minisforum X1 Lite
- More machines with a desktop graphics card inside: Minisforum AtomMan G1 PRO and AceMagic M1A PRO (both an RTX 5060 in a few litres), AOOSTAR GODZ
- GMKtec K16, K9 and Kamrui Hyper H2
- Storage and workstation boxes: AceMagic N3A (four drive bays, 136TB) and AceMagic G3A (a desktop i9 with an RTX 2000 Ada in 3.5 litres)
- Everyday workhorses: GMKtec K15 (three M.2 slots), K8 Plus, AOOSTAR GEM12+ Pro, Beelink EQR7 and AceMagic M5
More are queued — roughly sixty machines released over the past year are still missing, and they are being worked through in batches. If one you care about is not here yet, add it — that is exactly what the contribution flow is for.
One honest caveat: the Beelink EQi and AceMagic K5 show their CPU as plain text rather than linking to a benchmark, because Intel's Wildcat Lake chips have not appeared in the CPU benchmark database yet. They will link up once they do.