OnLogic announces the first mini PC with Ryzen 7 8840U without fans, in NUC format

OnLogic this week unveiled its new industrial mini PC, the ML100G-42. The small computer is designed in the NUC format and has no fans to cool the system, which includes a Ryzen 7 8840U as a processor. It is the first device of its kind without active cooling.

To compensate for the lack of fans, the ML100G-42 uses OnLogic’s Hardshell technology. The name refers to the structure of the mini PC case, made of aluminum to help with heat dissipation, including incorporating a considerable heatsink on the top of the device.

The Ryzen 7 8840U is also not one of the most demanding processors. With 8 cores based on Zen 4, this component has a TDP of 28W, but can be configured to numbers as low as 15W. OnLogic does not disclose the APU configuration in the ML100G-42.

The mini PC uses a 4×4” motherboard, but it is not square. In fact, the device measures 142 x 61.5 x 107mm. In addition to the Ryzen processor, it supports up to 96GB of DDR5-5600 memory. In terms of connections, two Ethernet ports, two USB 2.0 and one USB 3.2 stand out, as well as two USB 4 connections, in Type-C format.

OnLogic Mini PC does not yet have a release date

OnLogic revealed the ML100G-42, but declined to offer a launch window. Therefore, the company also did not disclose prices for its new mini PC without fans.

It is worth noting that this is not a product aimed at home users, so the manufacturer took the opportunity not to include an operating system in the small computer. The official page only says that it is compatible with Red Hat and Ubuntu. The positive side is that this can help the device have a lower final cost.

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Finally, its construction for industrial use means that the ML100G-42 can work at temperatures from 0ºC to 50ºC, resisting dust.

Via: VideoCardz