At the MWC 2024 event in Barcelona, Tecno unveiled the Mega Mini Gaming G1, a compact gaming desktop that drew attention for its bold claim about size and performance. By late February, most specifications were public, with the graphics card confirmed as Nvidia hardware according to Videocardz.
Tecno positions the Mega Mini Gaming G1 as the world’s smallest gaming PC featuring a liquid cooling loop and a discrete graphics option. Its design favors visibility, with transparent side panels and multicolored illumination that reveals the inner workings. A compact LCD panel on the front provides quick system status at a glance.
The machine runs on an Intel Core i9-13900H processor capable of speeds up to 5.4 GHz, paired with 32 GB of RAM that can be expanded, and a 1 TB solid state drive. Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 powers the graphics, though the exact variant for desktop or laptop deployments remains unspecified, leaving room for future revisions and configurations.
Key connectivity features include Wi-Fi 6E, Thunderbolt 4, and an Oculink connector that enables external graphics upgrades. Tecno has kept release timing and price details for the Mega Mini Gaming G1 under wraps, promising more information as production plans firm up for North American markets.
Industry chatter has also touched on regional retail dynamics, with several major retailers rumored to adjust balances ahead of market shifts. The Mega Mini Gaming G1 arrives amid a wave of compact gaming PCs that blend high performance with space-saving design, appealing to gamers who want serious power in a smaller footprint and easier integration into home or office setups.