The first Ruilong Z1 mini PC passed the benchmark test: power 40W, Time Spy running score 1789
CTOnews.com November 28 news, the previous sale of Asustek ROG Ally Z1 and Lenovo Legion Go handsets both use the AMD Auron Z1 processor, while foreign media ETA PRIME recently tested a mini PC called Phoenix Edge Z1, which is said to be the first mini PC model with a Ruilong Z1 processor.
It is reported that this mini PC focuses on power consumption, positioning home theater, with 1 USB Type-C interface, 2 USB Type-An interfaces, the official rated power is 54W, but according to the test of foreign media, the maximum power of this mini PC can only reach 40W.
In a number of running tests, the mini-PC scored better than the Asustek ROG Ally Z1, with a single-core score of 2467 in the Geekbench 6.2.1 for Windows AVX2 and a total run score of 1789 in the 4564 X-Strike test, but the actual performance was reduced due to the limitation of the power wall.
On the gaming side, CTOnews.com noticed that the frame rate of this mini PC fluctuated slightly around 60FPS when playing "diffuse Spider-Man: remake" at 720p, around 80FPS at 1080p, and around 60FPS when playing the original "Ancient Scroll 5" downstream of 1080p.
Foreign media believe that although this mini PC is currently in the crowdfunding stage, with a price of $599 (CTOnews.com Note: about RMB 4283) and "may not be available" in the future, it provides a good opportunity to understand the performance of the Ruilong Z1 outside the handset platform and test the performance of the processor in various scenarios.
