Colorful AIO with RTX 3060 laptop GPU
EJ Hardware reviews Colorful’s new AIO gaming system.
Chinese tech media team “EJ Hardware” has a sample of the colorful G-One Plus AIO gaming PC. This device made its debut last month and is now available for sale. This product is an all-in-one gaming system, which means that there is no standard PC case here, but a large monitor stand that hides all components except for the power supply (which is actually quite large at 330W is).
Colorful iGame G-One Plus AIO PC, Source: EJ Hardware
G-One features a custom motherboard for Intel Alder Lake-H mobile processors and NVIDIA’s RTX 3060 laptop GPU. Technically, this is a laptop connected to the monitor. Gamers can’t replace the processor or GPU, but standard SO-DIMM slots for DDR5 memory are here. Additionally, users can upgrade the PC with a secondary M.2 SSD and replace the M.2 WiFi card should the need ever arise.
Colorful iGame G-One Plus AIO PC, Source: EJ Hardware
The AIO PC is offered with three Alder Lake CPUs: Core i5-12500H (12 core), Core i7-12700H (14 core) or Core i9-12900H. The system tested by EJ Hardware is equipped with Core i5-12500H, which is the lowest-end version. The graphic, on the other hand, is the same for each configuration. This is the full power Max P variant of the GeForce RTX 3060 laptop graphics (ie 115W + Dynamic Boost). In the stress test, this GPU achieves a maximum board power of 134 W.
Colorful G-One has been tested in synthetic and gaming benchmarks (see the video below for the latter). The CPU behaves exactly as expected for a laptop of similar specs, but the GPU is a slightly different story.
Colorful iGame G-One Plus AIO PC, Source: EJ Hardware
In the 3DMark test, the PC scores 26,793 points in the FireStrike GPU test, which according to the NotebookCheck ranking is even better than the Core i7-12700H-based AUS TUF laptop with RTX 3060 GPU (23,109 points). That is in fact the highest score reported by the site.
RTX 3060 GPU Performance, Source: EJ Hardware
This is an interesting product concept (though not entirely new). Gaming-ready AIO PCs could find use where space is at a premium, but a larger screen is still preferable. A student residence or internet cafes might be the first thing that comes to mind. The system EJ tested costs $1999, which is significantly more than the typical RTX 3060 laptop these days.
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