TRIGKEY SPEED S; AMD Ryzen 5 3500H 16Gb Ram 500Gb Storage Wifi 5 Gig Lan:

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Another day another mini PC
Today thanks to Trigkey





We will soon have a close look at the Speed S:
AMD Ryzen 5 3550H
16gb Ram, 500GB Storage
WiFi 5 with Gig Lan

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Some time on our hands this day, let's have a look see:
Again thanks Trigkey


Something very familiar about this Unit

The Box:


Spec:


What's in the box:



Front ports:


Rear ports:


Base: with a message.


Remove base:


Remove M2


Find Wifi:


We have a typical Lot of Bits with Trigkey S3 Speed.
Power Supply 19v/3A, Long and short HDMI cable and Vesa style Mount:

On the front we have Clear Cmos Pin hole, 2 by USB3 ports and 1 by USBC port that should also carry Video.
Head Set Microphone socket and Power Button:

Well Vented on the sides and some rear.

Rear we can see Gig Lan Ethernet port 2 by USB3 ports and 2 x HDMI ports and Power socket.

Remove the base we can see Crucial Ram and the Kingston NV1 drive, and we see space to fit SSD or Platter Drive.
Remove the Kington and we can see the WiFi module tucked in.

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TRIGKEY SPEED S AMD Ryzen 5 3500H 16Gb Ram 500Gb Storage WiFi 5 Gig Lan:


On to Windows
Installed we have Win11 Pro.
Startup is typical new Computer all the Questions, where are you, and agree with what you will.
Bit of an update, and more questions..
Then another reset and yep you guessed it more questions.
Part of the deal of a new PC and Windows.

The Trigkey Speed 3 should have no issues running Linux either installed or from a USB stick.

Most if not all of thee mini PC's have become pretty good Bang for the buck.
If you need a small footprint PC that can do Most its really no No Brainer.
They can do a job with ease, sure they're not a beast for high end power.
They can do Most media files, all the social games and most hobby orientated things.
If you dont need a HIGH end Desktop PC with sqiudabytes of Ram and Video Card etc this is for you.
Home Office, something for Homework, Media server, Netflix and a like piece of cake really.

Lets have a quick look around.
As the hardware is pretty good, and Windows being Windows it will just work with most things.
As with Linux and good all in one small form factor unit.
Again it depends on the need of the user.

Will have a quick look at what it has and some of the settings.

Nothing set just Booted, what you see it what you get.
On to Windows

So after all the Questions:


What we have:


All Good here:


More Details:


CPU:


GPU:

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Next better check and do a bit of an update of the O/S
Few things to Download and updates, should not take that long, we hope


Bit of Info about what's going on with Hardware Info


CrystalDiskMark test.


Graphics we have using GPU-Z


Bit of a clean up remove the bloat and stuff we don't use, add a bit of the dark side and ready to Rock