New product launch- T8pro

[admin]

Platform Introduction
Jasper Lake/Gemini Lake/Apollo Lake, the same low-power "Atom" microarchitecture
Jasper Lake:-Intel GEN 11th Processors
-The first 10nm desktop processor to be released by the end of 2020. Compared to Gemini Lake, the IPC (equivalent to same frequency performance) is 30% higher Common CPUs: N4500/N4505/N5095/N5105/N5100
Gemini Lake:
-Intel GEN 9th Processors
-Released at the end of 2017, 14nm architecture, DDR4 memory support -Significantly improved video hardware decoding capabilities compared to Apollo Lake: Native HDMI 2.0; 15-20% actual performance improvement. Common CPU: N4000/N4020/N4100/N4120/J4005/J4025/J4105/J4125
Apollo Lake:-Intel GEN 7th Processors
-Released at the end of 2016 with an improved 14nm process design, without too much surging performance power, outstandingly low price advantage of having 12 EU units. Common CPU: N3350/N3450/N4200/J3355/J3455/J4205

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Jasper Lake Technology Benefits
Jasper Lake is the latest 10nm process for more powerful performance, 30% better than Gemini Lake and 50% better than Apollo Lake.
2 graphics card GPU performance is more powerful, with 24EU execution unit.
3 support up to 16 GB DDR4-2933 or LPDDR4x-2933 dual channel
4Support Wi-Fi 6 (Gig+), which is 3X faster compared to Wi-Fi 5.
Jasper Lake is more compatible with Windows 11: Apollo Lake does not support upgrades, Gemini Lake will be laggy and not as smooth as Windows 10 after upgrade use.

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pf sense Firewall: firewall effect is achieved by pf sense software, effectively blocking viruses/unsafe links/advertisements, etc.
Multiplexing: can balance network load, dynamically reduce latency, and improve data transmission bandwidth
Soft routing: soft routing performance is more powerful, soft routing features more diverse (such as offline downloads, de-advertising, QOS, traffic control, multi-line control, link load balancing, etc.)
Server:Dual NICs can also configure the computer host as an intranet file storage server, making it both intranet and outtranet, and implementing some of the features of NAS storage

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[Shieda Kayn]

This looks cool. I'm interested in the dual network port feature.

[Scott Wasserman]

Great product. mini pc is going in the right direction. This kind of feature will be more convenient for everyone. This product will definitely be liked by everyone.

[dragonpoo]

Definitely love the look and design of this. I can see the dual NICs being very useful as a network appliance (like pfsense, etc), and the three HDMI ports look pretty useful if that's the route a user wants to go. Although I can't see needing both for the same use, it provides a lot of flexibility in a single package!

[itsjustmealirz]

Does this support WOL(Wake on LAN) if so where to enable it? dont see any option in the very limited BIOS this is running!

[bigfloppa]

The dual network ports is a good way to get into firewall setup: good call on that.

Design looks pretty nice, as well. Although I wonder if the triple HDMI output might be a bit overkill, I'm sure there's a use case out there. People living in terminal might really like that, for instance, so they can throw all the stats up there.

[gzhu999]

The T8Pro has decent specs with a very small form factor. Just ordered one from Amazon with 8GB RAM and 256GB M.2 SSD. It is not clear if this is a SATA or NVME SSD. I guess I'll find out soon, but if anyone knows, please share, thanks.

[admin]

The T8Pro has decent specs with a very small form factor. Just ordered one from Amazon with 8GB RAM and 256GB M.2 SSD. It is not clear if this is a SATA or NVME SSD. I guess I'll find out soon, but if anyone knows, please share, thanks.

It's M.2 2242 NGFF Max 2TB

[dragonpoo]

The T8Pro has decent specs with a very small form factor. Just ordered one from Amazon with 8GB RAM and 256GB M.2 SSD. It is not clear if this is a SATA or NVME SSD. I guess I'll find out soon, but if anyone knows, please share, thanks.

It's M.2 2242 NGFF Max 2TB

I picked one up during the week and am testing it out. As Admin stated, it's a small 2242 M.2 SATA drive. However, I put a NVMe M.2 drive in it, and was able to get it working. So if the 256GB isn't enough, you can upgrade to something faster and larger.

It's a pretty nice little system. I can't believe how small it is, compared to other mini PCs that I have!

[Gabe]

I just ordered one. It's too cute not to.