The Chuwi CoreBox mini host has been unveiled in China. The new mini tower computer is powered by Intel’s 13th generation Core i5-13500H processor and comes with a 2.5G network port. The model is being offered at a starting price of 1,999 yuan ($274) for the barebone version.

Features

The Chuwi CoreBox mini host has a 54W TDP performance and the processor features 12 cores and 16 threads. The highest turbo frequency of the processor is 4.7GHz and it also has a 18MB cache. The mini host is equipped with a native DDR5 dual-channel slot and supports up to 64GB as well as two DDR5 5,200MHz memory sticks. It is noted that the model can also reach its full-speed operation of native PCIe 4.0 Gen 4*4 SSD.

The mini PC has a total of four display outputs including HDMI 2.0 (x2), USB-A (x6), DisplayPort 1.4 (x2), and a 2.5G network port. The model supports up to 4K video output with a 60Hz refresh rate. The mini host also has a DC power supply interface and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

The CoreBox mini PC utilizes a downward-pressure all-aluminum cooling fan to achieve uniform and effective heat dissipation. Chuwi says the cooling process can achieve quiet and stable heat dissipation effectively.

Pricing

The price of the Chuwi CoreBox mini host is between 1,999 yuan ($274) and 2,699 yuan ($374). It can be purchased from retail platforms in China including JD. com. There are no indications yet about the global availability of the new Chuwi CoreBox mini host.

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