- The X86-P6 pocket is a nas the size of a palm with up to 32 to storage
- It supports four SSD locations and up to 32 GB of DDR5 memory
- There are also flexible storage options and network connectivity
In recent years, mini PCs have become compact but powerful computer solutions, with some models now small enough to adapt to the palm of your hand.
One of these devices is the X86-P6 pocket, a storage system (NAS) attached to the network measuring only 100 x 100 x 58.5 mm. Despite this small imprint, it supports up to four SSD M.2 2280, allowing a total storage capacity of 32 TB.
Although it sounds well, the performance is limited by the Intel Twin Lake processor, which has only nine PCIe 3.0 tracks, which means that the use of the four SSD locations restricts the speeds to PCIe 3.0 x1 per reader, while The option for a single SSD allows the PCIe 3.0 x4 PCIe 3.0 x4 speeds.
Treatment of power and memory options
The X86-P6 Pocket NAS is available with an Intel N150 or Core 3 N355 processor and supports up to 32 GB of DDR5-4800 memory via a single SODIMM location.
For connectivity, the system includes two LAN GBE 2.5 ports (Intel I226-V), two USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports type A with speeds of 10 Gbit / s and two HDMI 2.0 outputs. It also has a M.2 B-Key location which supports WiFi 6 or WiFi 7 modules, as well as Bluetooth.
To manage heat, the compact design of the NAS has an aluminum radiator and an active cooling system with a fan under the main draw. The upper cover also has screw holes, allowing an additional fan installation.
The Barebones model with an Intel N150 processor is priced at around $ 200, while the Core 3 N355 version costs around $ 315. Users can choose a preconfigured model with storage and memory or opt to install for themselves.
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