Pairing a 13 th-gen Intel i7 mobile CPU with a laptop-grade RTX 4070, the Zotac Zbox Magnus EN does just this, and brings the fight to Asus' ROG NUC 970 and the Minisforum AtomMan G7 Ti in terms ...

Zotac Zbox Magnus EN The Magnus is compact, performant and pairs well with a 1440p panel, but if you're a noise-sensitive soul, it's hard to live with. Al Bickham ...

ZOTAC's new flagship ZBOX Magnus EN series Mini PC model is the "ZBOX E series MAGNUS EN173080C" which features the Intel Core i7-11800H processor (8 cores, 16 threads @ 2.3GHz base and up to 4 ...

Here is the Zotac Zbox Magnus One ECM73070C configuration sent to TechRadar for review: CPU: 2.9 GHz Intel Core i7-10700 (8-core, up to 4.8 GHz) Graphics: ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 3070 (8GB GDDR6 ...

Small form factor PC maker Zotac is updating its ZBOX Magnus E line of small gaming desktops with two new models sporting 9th-gen Intel Core H-series processors and support for NVIDIA GeForce RTX ...

The ZBOX MAGNUS EN10 series will still be equipped with Intel’s 6th generation Skylake CPUs, but now they will replace the aging GTX 980 graphics chip with the newer, and much more powerful GTX ...

The ZBox Magnus EK71080 is audible in a medium-size room under full load, but it doesn't emit a high-pitched whine or other characteristics that would make it a distraction.

Back in March, Zotac introduced a new ZBOX mini-PC ready for virtual reality and gaming called the Magnus EN980. The company didn’t provide a list of specs, but instead hinted at what the ...

Enter the Zotac Zbox Magnus EN1080, a ventilated black cube that packs a fully watercooled Skylake Intel Core i7-6700 processor (note the lack of the unlocked "K" designation) and Nvidia GTX 1080 ...

Zotac's new Zbox, the Magnus EN980, is as small as its older brothers and sisters, but comes packing a powerful GTX 980, making it capable of powering VR.

Zotac Zbox Magnus One A powerful and attractive small form-factor PC which rocks at 1440p, but be prepared to put in some legwork if you want to tone down the noise levels. Al Bickham.