Fanless 150W pico PSU bundle

This 150W mini power supply comes with a compatible power adapter for easy setup. The adapter features a 4-pin male DIN connector, providing a 12V single rail output and supporting a maximum output of 150W (12.5A). Directly plug power into motherboard with the ATX 24-pin connector, reducing amount of cables needed. This bundle features the essential wires and connectors for motherboards to fit into any compact chassis. 

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Perfect little tower

We're seriously loving this design. This fanless mini-tower PC case, currently exclusive to Taobao, perfectly addresses a key market demand. Its ideal design would incorporate Thin Mini-ITX motherboard support for simplified builds and elimination of bulky ATX power supplies, while offering sufficient cooling for a 65W processor.

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MeLE's Quieter for astrophotography

Courtesy of AstroOnBudget Get the MeLE Quieter N150 here

FIRST LOOK: Fanless KUBB Gen2

Staying true to its iconic cubic design, the Fanless KUBB offers a fully passive cooling system for absolutely silent operation. Its meticulously crafted aluminum unibody doubles as a highly effective heatsink, ensuring stable and energy-efficient performance without any mechanical noise. Experience the future of computing with integrated AI Acceleration, powered by your choice of efficient Intel Core Ultra (including the 28W Core Ultra 5 125H and Core Ultra 5 225H) or AMD Ryzen AI processors (Ryzen AI 5 340 and Ryzen AI 7 350). The new fanless KUBB will be available soon from BLEU JOUR.

32GB of RAM for the MeLE Quieter

In an industry first, MeLE's N150-powered Quieter mini PC is now available with 32GB of RAM. Keep in mind that Intel's official specifications for the N150 state a maximum of 16GB of RAM. For months, users have reported successfully operating Intel N150-based systems with 32GB of RAM. This mirrors similar reports of 32GB compatibility with the previous Alder Lake-N processors.

Midlife upgrade

"A midlife upgrade for my parent’s PC that I built for them during COVID. It’s mostly used for word processing, web browsing, and document management. Since I already had a fanless PSU from a previous build I thought I splurge on Noctua’s fanless CPU cooler and give a passively cooled PC a try.

The temperatures seem fine, the highest I’ve seen it go was just above 50 degrees after I played a modern visual novel on it for several hours. I wasn’t expecting a massive air cooler to have trouble handling a 3200G. And the noise levels were silent, of course. It’s actually a bit unsettling how quiet it is; since there is no fan or lighting, it’s sometimes hard to tell if it’s on or off.

The NH-P1 itself was good, it had clear instructions, all of the accessories were organized, and even came with a Torq screwdriver with the correct length for the cooler and thermal paste. The only issue was how enormous the NH-P1 is. It prevented me from screwing in all of the standoffs and plugging in the EPS cable. I had to remove and remount the cooler after I installed the motherboard inside of the case and plugged in all the cables first. Screwing into the mount is also a bit tricky since it’s difficult to align it with the cooler."

Source: PCPP Get the Noctua NH-P1 here

Cooler Master X Silent PSU review

"Internally, the X Silent Edge Platinum is a showcase of advanced thermal engineering. Cooler Master’s in-house development has resulted in a layout that leverages massive heatsink configurations and heatpipe-assisted thermal dissipation to manage heat without any active cooling and under virtually any environmental conditions. All major active components are top-quality Infineon MOSFETs, ensuring stable performance and top efficiency. Typically, such a design should reach Titanium efficiency levels, but the X Silent Edge is tuned towards sustaining its efficiency very high across the entire load spectrum. The use of premium polymer capacitors from Nippon Chemi-Con, supplemented by a minimal number of Rubycon electrolytic capacitors, further underscores the unit’s dedication to long-term durability and high-end performance. This unit is covered by a 15-year long manufacturer’s warranty – the longest we have ever seen to this date."

Source: Tom's Hardware Get the Cooler Master X Silent here 

Dual 10GbE SFP+ mini PC

This remarkable system features the powerful i7-13620H, a first for a fanless mini PC. The device features four Intel i226 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet ports for versatile network connectivity, alongside standard USB, HDMI, DisplayPort, and Type-C connections. It also includes two 10 Gigabit SFP+ ports for fiber optic networking. The system is marketed as a micro router appliance, and its hardware supports AES-NI for accelerated encryption, making it suitable for security-focused operating systems like OPNsense. The barebone unit is available for $539.99.

First MINIX Z150-0dB review

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Turemetal SP7X available in Asia

Turemetal's new SP7X flagship fanless case could change everything. The relatively compact 336 x 267 x 184mm chassis supports Intel and AMD CPUs up to 125W, mini-ITX motherboards, a graphics card, and a standard ATX power supply. The 9.5kg aluminum case is now listed on Taobao for about $410. Hopefully, Turemetal will find distributors in the West soon. For further inquiries, please contact Mical Wong at market@turemetal.com