It is the cheapest way to get a super fast computer with a dedicated capable GPU - and yes, don't let the ThinkCentre brand put you off, as despite targeting business professionals, it can also be used by gamers.
Designed as a rival to the Apple Mac Studio, it features an Intel Core i7-14700 with an Nvidia Geforce RTX 4060 GPU as sidekick. 32GB DDR5 RAM and 512GB SSD complete the rest of the core components. This is a very potent workstation/gaming PC for the price especially with a 1-year onsite warranty, support for vPro and Windows 11 Pro.
The ThinkCentre Neo Ultra can drive up to eight 4K monitors (yes, 8) and despite its ridiculously small size (107 x 195 x 196mm), integrates a speaker and a 350W PSU. You won't be able to slot in any add-in-board but given the seven USB ports, do you really have to?
When we reviewed it in April 2025, we found that it is a powerful, compact, and business-ready desktop made for the professional business world with excellent display output and decent IO, but that it's not for everyone.
You won't find a better PC with a powerful CPU and a discrete GPU for less. The ThinkCentre Neo Ultra will perform admirably on medium-resolution gaming as well as creative tasks and even AI. I haven't found a more capable computer for the money.
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