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ECS LIVA Z7 Plus Mini-PC Review

Others/All-in-one PC by stefan @ 2024-10-27

The Intel Core Ultra 5 125H based on the Meteor Lake architecture does come with quite a unique core architecture, with 4 Redwood P-Cores, 8 Crestmont E-Cores and 2 LP E-Cores for a total of 18 total threads (P-Cores feature HT), does integrate a dedicated NPU for supporting the latest AI platforms, while the GPU is based on Intel Arc Graphics with 7 Xe cores supporting the latest technologies including Ray Tracing. As we have noted from the test results the ECS LIVA 7 Plus is topping our charts in terms of performance and one of the main reasons would be the lack of aggressive power capping other models do employ to accommodate less elaborated cooling systems.

The UEFI Interface Part II

The Trusted Computing area takes care of the TPM chip options:

The Chipset menu comes with its sub-sections:

The SA Configuration area does allow us to select the amount of memory allocated to the iGPU, enable/disable the Gaussian and Neural Accelerator, the Neural Processing Unit but also work with the HDMI CEC control:

PCH Configuration area does allow us to select the power state after power loss, but also enable or disable the audio interface:

ME can be also enabled or disabled from the next menu:

The Tweak option does not have anything to modify, only displays some system details:

The Security area allows working with the admin password, we can enable/disable Secure Boot but also work with the TPM keys:

Boot menu is self-explanatory:

The Exit menu allows us to save/discard or load factory defaults:

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