Ultra-slim mini PC unveiled with up to 64 GB RAM and impressive 16-core Intel CPU

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Ultra-slim mini PC unveiled with up to 64 GB RAM and impressive 16-core Intel CPU (the general-purpose processor at the centre of a computer) ⓘ FEVM FEVM has teased a new ultra-slim mini PC ahead of launch, powered by a capable 16-core Intel CPU paired with up to 64 GB of LPDDR5X RAM. It appears that the brand is gearing up to introduce a new ultra-slim mini PC, having already teased it via their social media handles . Intel is a semiconductor and electrical company based in Santa Clara.

In synthetic multi-core benchmarks (a standard test used to compare systems) such as Cinebench 2026, the chip should be able to keep up with the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 388 APU found in many high-performance mini PCs.

The 0.4-liter mini PC, dubbed the FNPH1, packs a lot of punch despite its diminutive size. FEVM is pretty well-known PC hardware brand - one that is particularly popular in the mini PC segment.

The slim design does not force FEVM into holding back the system's performance, however, with the mini PC offering a powerful Intel Panther Lake-powered setup. The Core Ultra X7 358H chip powering the mini PC boasts a 16-core, 16-thread setup consisting of four Cougar Cove P-cores, 8 Darkmont E-cores, and 4 more low-power Darkmont E-cores.

The CPU is paired with up to 64GB of LPDDR5X-9000 RAM. Clearly, the vast majority of CPU-intensive workloads should be easily doable on the system.

Folks who want more graphical grunt can opt for a powerful eGPU setup with the aid of the mini PC's OCuLink port. Launch and pricing details Pricing and availability details are unclear as of this writing.