Alliwava GH8 attacks established mini PC brands with Ryzen 9 power

The mini PC market is becoming increasingly competitive in 2026. While brands like Minisforum and Geekom have dominated the market so far, the Alliwava GH8 is coming in January. This compact beast packs a top-of-the-line AMD Ryzen 9 processor under the hood, putting it at the very top of the performance spectrum for work, content creation, and easier gaming in an extremely small form factor.

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Alliwava GH8 hides in its compact chassis the AMD Ryzen 9 8945HS processor, which with the help of Zen 4 and 8 cores ensures smooth operation even in the most demanding tasks. The main star is the Radeon 780M graphics processor, which is considered one of the best integrated solutions on the market, as it allows you to play popular e-sports titles at solid resolutions without the need for an external graphics card.

The computer supports up to 64 GB of DDR5 memory and has two slots for M.2 NVMe SSDs, which provides a huge amount of space for data storage and fast system performance. Special attention was paid to cooling; despite its small dimensions, the device remains surprisingly quiet even under load, which is often the biggest drawback of mini computers. Alliwava GH8 is also equipped with a USB4 port, which allows you to connect external graphics cards (eGPU) or fast disk arrays.

For Slovenian users looking for a powerful desktop solution that doesn't take up space, the GH8 is a great choice. With support for multiple 4K monitors, it's ideal for programmers, stockbrokers, or video editors. Although Alliwava isn't as well-known as some of its competitors, tests show that they've used quality components that ensure stability. In 2026, when the trend is shifting towards efficient and small workstations, the GH8 offers a premium experience at a price that's often lower than that of established competitors (around 600 to 750 euros, depending on the configuration).