I tested out the Maxtang SXRL-20 mini PC and with this sort of performance, it's basically as niche as they come
Maxtang SXRL-20: 30-second review The Mini PC has undergone some transformation since Intel ended its NUC and left the field open for PC makers to define the market for these small machines. While some brands are still making traditional NUC-inspired designs, Maxtang, with the SXRL-20, has taken its small computer concept in an entirely different direction. Conceived explicitly for digital signage use, it can drive up to four displays and achieve this with a passively cooled solution for prolonged running. It’s all-metal construction and wall-mounting accessories deliver a robust and made-for-purpose solution that uses an Intel Core i5-class processor to run Windows 11. This is the same silicon that has been used in NAS boxes. It provides sufficient CPU and GPU power to drive the displays and sufficient storage options to handle a lot of playback media. With LAN, WIFi, and even LTE connectivity, this system can be easily and remotely accessed to update the content when required. ...