Try game streaming services. It's about the only way I can picture a mini pc doing AAA gaming at good framerate.

It entirely depends on what you mean by mini pc, if you mean the £150 all in one things, then, no, if you mean mini as in small builds, then, yes, but you get what you pay for and often small form factor comes at a premium.

Nothing runs AAAa games at 60FPS except frame generation.

Stop buying AAAa games. They're trash.

There are plenty Mini PC now under $500 range that have a Laptop spec AMD Ryzen + Radeon GPU that can run all your games just fine and smooth at 1080p

引用自 Chaosolous：

Nothing runs AAAa games at 60FPS except frame generation.

Stop buying AAAa games. They're trash.

This is so not true even for entry level systems, have you tried learning to budget and upgrade?

Frame Gen is to go above the 90-120 FPS+ range at Ultra wide or maybe 4K. Plenty of sub $1500 specs can maintain 60-90 FPS in every game without frame gen at 1080p or 1440p 16:9

引用自 Chaosolous：

Nothing runs AAAa games at 60FPS except frame generation.

Stop buying AAAa games. They're trash.

Lol upgrade your potato.

Cheap, Good FPS, Nice graphics. Pick two.

The really good APUs for mini-PCs and mobile devices are still expensive, like the AMD Max+ 395. However, for less, you can get a pretty good system even for AAA games... with compromises.

Like this one[www.amazon.com].

It has a Radeon 780m built in, which is kind of okay for modern gaming. Maybe not 60 fps on the newest, most demanding AAA games, but certainly playable, and more powerful than something like a Steam Deck, since you're not limited so much by wattage and battery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bY9g60cGCrA

Just don't expect miracles and set your settings accordingly.

引用自 Beardface31：

引用自 Chaosolous：

Nothing runs AAAa games at 60FPS except frame generation.

Stop buying AAAa games. They're trash.

Lol upgrade your potato.

no
devs need to optimize the games better

but why do that when ai slop can make faster games

I always forget hyperbole isn't allowed online.

My bAAAad.

Anyway, OP, I don't think you can, no. Not if you expect something like $200 USD mini PC stuff. Not even on low settings.

引用自 Thermal Lance：

Try game streaming services. It's about the only way I can picture a mini pc doing AAA gaming at good framerate.

Realistically this is probably the best answer.

You might be able to put something together that can do 60fps for 1080p (although some modern AAA games are so poorly-optimized that they may not even work for that) but there are very few new GPUs that are low-profile nowadays.

the only possible way is through remote/cloud play
where a host is streaming to the device, and device sends control back to the host

Most Mini PC are junk and only going to have a very poor GPU like you'd get onboard a Ryzen 3400G or some Intel iGPU crap. But yea if it's got a full laptop GPU that isn't okder then Ryzen 5xxx series stuff / Radeon 7xx / 7xxx series then yea not too bad for the pricing.

Also look at Steam Deck while they are on sale again. Or the Lenovo Legion GO hand-held.

Forget Asus. Nothing from them in a hand-held or Mini PC js going to be affordable, especially now

Maybe. Ryzen 9 APU is pretty capable on it's own, though for a microATX case, you'd definitely want an AIO cooler. And you'd definitely want a motherboard with Thunderbolt ports so you can use an eGPU enclosure if needed.

Yes, it is possible but the price isn't worth it.

ASUS ROG NUC 15

Costs $2,500