Back in November 2025, Thunderobot dropped a new company PC for gamers in China. The new Mix G2 Mini PC was dropped with cutting edge performance and Nvidia’s most powerful graphics card in a tiny form factor. But now, it appears that this small gaming rig is coming to the global market to take on ASUS’s latest ROG NUC 2025 model.

Thunderobot Mix G2 Mini PC Goes Global Soon

Following the initial Chinese launch, the company has now shared a new teaser, hitning at the international release of its powerful new gaming mini PC. This system isn’t alone, as Thunderobot will release it alongside the Zero Air gaming laptop. Based on what we know so far, the Mix G2 is a tiny system that is targeting gamers and creators alike. It brings high end desktop level powewr in a body that measures just 3.2 liters.

Under the hood, the Mix G2 is equipped with Intel’s latest Core Ultra 9 275HX processor, which brings 24 corse and 24 threads with a maximum clock speed of 5.4Ghz. It has a max TDP of 120W and even delivers 36 TOPS AI computing through its NPU. Coupled with this, you get Nvidia’s latest and greatest GeForce RTX 5090 GPU, which has a max TDP 175W, 24GB of GDDR7 memory, Blackwell architecture, 10,496 CUDA cores, and 1824 TOPS of AI performance.

Keep in mind that this is the top configuration as there were more affordable options like the RTX 5080. Thunderobot is set to showcase the Mix G2 mini gaming PC will be unveiled globally during the upcoming CES 2026 event, which is set to kick off on 6th January 2025.

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