RAM: None supplied (supports 2x DDR4-2933/2666 SO-DIMMs) Graphics: ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 3070 (8GB GDDR6) Here is the Zotac Zbox Magnus One ECM73070C configuration sent to TechRadar for review:ĬPU: 2.9 GHz Intel Core i7-10700 (8-core, up to 4.8 GHz) It's fairly convenient, with all the important ports accessible from the front, though we might have appreciated it if slightly more USB had been routed from the back. This barebones box asks very little, only that you insert your own RAM and storage, tasks anyone can complete, made even easier by its easy to-open case. It looks pretty dull, but it's a machine that'll get out of the way and let you work hard and game harder.ĭesign-wise it borrows heavily from Intel's Ghost Canyon NUC, offering split-compartment cooling and some very sensible tinker-friendly component layout inside, though the capacity is larger than that NUC. But for those on the PC side of the fence, for gamers who care more about the game than the pretty lights surrounding it, this is a powerful PC for those who just want a powerful PC. Creative types will likely have their sights set on a new iMac. However, a BIOS change is still needed where you will need to enter the BIOS menu and enable the Intel Trusted Platform Technology feature under the SECURITY tab of the BIOS menu.It probably isn't for RGB-addled PC-building hardcores, though many will likely be interested given that it is a way to actually get hold of decent PC components amidst the current drought. One exception that doesn’t require a BIOS update are the ZOTAC GAMING MEK ULTRA systems. The new BIOS needs to be created, tested, and then finally released for public download on the ZOTAC Download Center webpage. The listed models above will require a BIOS update to enable the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) feature. ZOTAC has listed all the models that are Windows 11 compatible, please see list below.
With Microsoft announcing the worldwide availability of Windows 11 by October 5th, ZOTAC announces Windows 11 compatibility with their lineup of ZBOX mini-PCs and MEK gaming PCs.
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