| Screen Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
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| Max Screen Resolution | 3840 x 2160 pixels |
| Processor | 2.9 GHz celeron |
| RAM | 8 GB DDR4 |
| Hard Drive | 256 SSD |
| Chipset Brand | Intel |
| Card Description | Integrated |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 8 GB |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 1 |
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AEROFARA Intel Mini PC
Faster, Stronger, More Efficient
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AEROFARA Intel Mini PC
Product Description
Enjoy home entertainment and office time,play and work it anywhere as you want.
Model No.:AEROFARA 5
- Space Saving:
The mini computer is not only small but powerful and saving space.Equipped with a mounting bracket can be easily fixed to the back of the monitor.You can take it anywhere when you have a travel,meeting and speech.
- Advanced Processor：
AEROFARA Mini computer equips with Intel Celeron Processor N5095 (4M Cache, up to 2.90 GHz).High Performance and faster processing speed for a smooth surfing experience.
- Large Capacity:
Memory 8GB max up16GB DDR 4,256GB SSD max up 512GB.
- Better Visual Experience：
The mini desktop computer comes with Intel UHD Graphics supports support 4K high-definition output, the resolution is four times that of 1080P.
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4K HD Support4K HD visual experience,enjoy business and home time. |
Heat DissipationAEROFARA 5 comes with a large fan which keeps the Mini PC computer cool and allow the heat to be dissipated quickly. |
CPUIntel Celeron Processor N5095 (4M Cache, up to 2.90 GHz).High Performance and faster processing speed. |
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| Processor | Intel Celeron N5105 | AMD Ryzen 5 5600U | Intel Celeron N5095 | Intel Celeron N5100 | Intel Celeron N5100 | Intel Celeron N5100 |
| Operating System | Windows 11 Pro (64bit) | Windows 11 Pro (64bit) | Windows 11 Pro (64bit) | Windows 11 Pro (64bit) | Windows 11 Pro (64bit) | Windows 11 Pro (64bit) |
| Base/Burst Frequency | 2.9 GHz | 4.2 GHz | 2.9 GHz | 2.9 GHz | 2.9 GHz | 2.9 GHz |
| Memory (RAM) Size | 8GB DDR4 | 8GB DDR4 | 8GB DDR4 | 8GB DDR4 | 8GB DDR4 | 16GB DDR4 |
| Hard Disk Size | 256GB 2280 M.2 SSD | 256GB 2280 M.2 SSD | 256GB 2280 M.2 SSD | 256GB 2280 M.2 SSD | 512GB 2280 M.2 SSD | 512GB 2280 M.2 SSD |
| Storage Expansion | SATA | SATA / 2.5-inch SSD | SATA / 2.5-inch SSD | SATA | SATA | SATA |
| Video Interface | 1XHDMI (4K@60Hz)& 1X VGA | 2X HDMI (4K@60Hz) & 1xDP | 1X HDMI (4K@60Hz) & 1x VGA& 1xDP | 1X HDMI (4K@60Hz) & 1x VGA& 1xDP | 1X HDMI (4K@60Hz) & 1x VGA& 1xDP | 1X HDMI (4K@60Hz) & 1x VGA& 1xDP |
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Competent little Mini PC...let me tell you why
Powered by Intel's newer 10nm N5095A Atom level silicon, this near little mini PC is enough to handle your basic day to day computing tasks.Inside, you get the Mini PC, Power adapter with a barrel connector, cables for connecting a SATA powered device if desired, HDMI cable, mounting bracket with screws and a booklet. It is actually well packaged in a very compact kind of way.As for ports, I am glad it has numerous USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports, Dp, HDMI and a classic VGA for video, audio in/out, Ethernet along with an SD card reader. In terms of ports, this has more than I could need.I like the layout with the rear having the proper video out ports, power jack and 2x USB 3.0 ports for a KB/M.I love the ease of access. The top pops right off with no screw removal required and you have ready access to 2x SO-DIMM slots with one being populated by a singular 8GB DDR4-2666 module and an M.2 drive with is easily replaceable if so desired. I would very much suggest upgrading to 2x8GB not only for the extra breathing room but more so for the dual channel capability.Hook up is straight forward and on first boot up you will need to let the device configure itself based upon selection of use. After a lengthy process along with an even lengthier update cycle you are ready to begin. The unit does have Wi-Fi capability powered by an Intel AC-7265 adapter so you can setup and use either wireless or wired.The unit comes with Windows 11 Pro which is a nice surprise. Using the Intel Jasper Lake based N5095A, you are equipped with a 4 core CPU with no Hyper threading and Intel graphics.Testing was straight forward and under Cinebench R23 Multi, all the cores boosted to 2.8ghz and stayed there. The CPU never exceeded 10w of power draw and temps locked in right around 32c with the fan audible but not anywhere near at peak. Even based upon Jasper Lake and the newer 10nm fab, this is still a 4 core only Celeron processor and it shows in the scores with Cinebench R23 Multi topping out at 2167 and Cinebench R23 Single producing a somewhat anemic score of 619. Even in single threaded benchmark testing, the speed did not go over 2.9ghz.I tested it with my 4k display and it was able to drive 4k but it was a bit chunky in spots. Dropping the resolution to 1080p greatly smoothed out the desktop experience. Running some videos on Youtube was smooth and non-problematic.I spent some time just doing basic tasks but I can not emphasize how much upgrading your memory to 16GB and dual channel will greatly increase your user experience. I popped in an extra 8GB 2666 SO-DIMM I have and the performance was easily smoother and faster.If you're considering this particular model, you might want to spend a touch more and go for the 16GB/512GB model as that will be the perfect sweet spot if you do not want to worry about upgrading the memory yourself or compatibility issues. Just make sure to verify it is running 2x8GB memory and not 1x16GB.Use cases vary, but I plan on packing this one away as a back up unit (or turn it into a Linux box) for when I travel just in case. It is that small and tiny to make it easy to tuck away in one of my bags. Depending on your workflow or projects, the size and compact nature (along with drawing ~10w max) you could make a case to use this in place of a Raspberry PiSo overall is it worth it? If all you do is very basic tasks that do not require even medium CPU and GPU power (IE, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word), Surfing, YT and similar, this small compact well built Mini PC will take care of business. Having struggled with Celeron class devices over the years, the N5095A powered Aerofara was a pleasant surprise.If you require anything that needs elevated CPU or GPU power beyond day to day basic usage, look elsewhere.Solid 4/5
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2022
Inside, you get the Mini PC, Power adapter with a barrel connector, cables for connecting a SATA powered device if desired, HDMI cable, mounting bracket with screws and a booklet. It is actually well packaged in a very compact kind of way.
As for ports, I am glad it has numerous USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports, Dp, HDMI and a classic VGA for video, audio in/out, Ethernet along with an SD card reader. In terms of ports, this has more than I could need.
I like the layout with the rear having the proper video out ports, power jack and 2x USB 3.0 ports for a KB/M.
I love the ease of access. The top pops right off with no screw removal required and you have ready access to 2x SO-DIMM slots with one being populated by a singular 8GB DDR4-2666 module and an M.2 drive with is easily replaceable if so desired. I would very much suggest upgrading to 2x8GB not only for the extra breathing room but more so for the dual channel capability.
Hook up is straight forward and on first boot up you will need to let the device configure itself based upon selection of use. After a lengthy process along with an even lengthier update cycle you are ready to begin. The unit does have Wi-Fi capability powered by an Intel AC-7265 adapter so you can setup and use either wireless or wired.
The unit comes with Windows 11 Pro which is a nice surprise. Using the Intel Jasper Lake based N5095A, you are equipped with a 4 core CPU with no Hyper threading and Intel graphics.
Testing was straight forward and under Cinebench R23 Multi, all the cores boosted to 2.8ghz and stayed there. The CPU never exceeded 10w of power draw and temps locked in right around 32c with the fan audible but not anywhere near at peak. Even based upon Jasper Lake and the newer 10nm fab, this is still a 4 core only Celeron processor and it shows in the scores with Cinebench R23 Multi topping out at 2167 and Cinebench R23 Single producing a somewhat anemic score of 619. Even in single threaded benchmark testing, the speed did not go over 2.9ghz.
I tested it with my 4k display and it was able to drive 4k but it was a bit chunky in spots. Dropping the resolution to 1080p greatly smoothed out the desktop experience. Running some videos on Youtube was smooth and non-problematic.
I spent some time just doing basic tasks but I can not emphasize how much upgrading your memory to 16GB and dual channel will greatly increase your user experience. I popped in an extra 8GB 2666 SO-DIMM I have and the performance was easily smoother and faster.
If you're considering this particular model, you might want to spend a touch more and go for the 16GB/512GB model as that will be the perfect sweet spot if you do not want to worry about upgrading the memory yourself or compatibility issues. Just make sure to verify it is running 2x8GB memory and not 1x16GB.
Use cases vary, but I plan on packing this one away as a back up unit (or turn it into a Linux box) for when I travel just in case. It is that small and tiny to make it easy to tuck away in one of my bags. Depending on your workflow or projects, the size and compact nature (along with drawing ~10w max) you could make a case to use this in place of a Raspberry Pi
So overall is it worth it? If all you do is very basic tasks that do not require even medium CPU and GPU power (IE, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word), Surfing, YT and similar, this small compact well built Mini PC will take care of business. Having struggled with Celeron class devices over the years, the N5095A powered Aerofara was a pleasant surprise.
If you require anything that needs elevated CPU or GPU power beyond day to day basic usage, look elsewhere.
Solid 4/5
Competent little Mini PC...let me tell you why
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2022
Powered by Intel's newer 10nm N5095A Atom level silicon, this near little mini PC is enough to handle your basic day to day computing tasks.Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2022
Inside, you get the Mini PC, Power adapter with a barrel connector, cables for connecting a SATA powered device if desired, HDMI cable, mounting bracket with screws and a booklet. It is actually well packaged in a very compact kind of way.
As for ports, I am glad it has numerous USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports, Dp, HDMI and a classic VGA for video, audio in/out, Ethernet along with an SD card reader. In terms of ports, this has more than I could need.
I like the layout with the rear having the proper video out ports, power jack and 2x USB 3.0 ports for a KB/M.
I love the ease of access. The top pops right off with no screw removal required and you have ready access to 2x SO-DIMM slots with one being populated by a singular 8GB DDR4-2666 module and an M.2 drive with is easily replaceable if so desired. I would very much suggest upgrading to 2x8GB not only for the extra breathing room but more so for the dual channel capability.
Hook up is straight forward and on first boot up you will need to let the device configure itself based upon selection of use. After a lengthy process along with an even lengthier update cycle you are ready to begin. The unit does have Wi-Fi capability powered by an Intel AC-7265 adapter so you can setup and use either wireless or wired.
The unit comes with Windows 11 Pro which is a nice surprise. Using the Intel Jasper Lake based N5095A, you are equipped with a 4 core CPU with no Hyper threading and Intel graphics.
Testing was straight forward and under Cinebench R23 Multi, all the cores boosted to 2.8ghz and stayed there. The CPU never exceeded 10w of power draw and temps locked in right around 32c with the fan audible but not anywhere near at peak. Even based upon Jasper Lake and the newer 10nm fab, this is still a 4 core only Celeron processor and it shows in the scores with Cinebench R23 Multi topping out at 2167 and Cinebench R23 Single producing a somewhat anemic score of 619. Even in single threaded benchmark testing, the speed did not go over 2.9ghz.
I tested it with my 4k display and it was able to drive 4k but it was a bit chunky in spots. Dropping the resolution to 1080p greatly smoothed out the desktop experience. Running some videos on Youtube was smooth and non-problematic.
I spent some time just doing basic tasks but I can not emphasize how much upgrading your memory to 16GB and dual channel will greatly increase your user experience. I popped in an extra 8GB 2666 SO-DIMM I have and the performance was easily smoother and faster.
If you're considering this particular model, you might want to spend a touch more and go for the 16GB/512GB model as that will be the perfect sweet spot if you do not want to worry about upgrading the memory yourself or compatibility issues. Just make sure to verify it is running 2x8GB memory and not 1x16GB.
Use cases vary, but I plan on packing this one away as a back up unit (or turn it into a Linux box) for when I travel just in case. It is that small and tiny to make it easy to tuck away in one of my bags. Depending on your workflow or projects, the size and compact nature (along with drawing ~10w max) you could make a case to use this in place of a Raspberry Pi
So overall is it worth it? If all you do is very basic tasks that do not require even medium CPU and GPU power (IE, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word), Surfing, YT and similar, this small compact well built Mini PC will take care of business. Having struggled with Celeron class devices over the years, the N5095A powered Aerofara was a pleasant surprise.
If you require anything that needs elevated CPU or GPU power beyond day to day basic usage, look elsewhere.
Solid 4/5
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2022
This mini PC surprisingly runs Windows 11 Pro and outputs 4K video on an Intel Celeron processor. The PC has several ports on both sides. It includes 6 standard USB ports 4 of which are USB-3. It has three video output ports, HDMI, DP, and VGA. This PC is powerful for its size and price. Its specification is on the lower side for today's standard, but it does most of the work for someone who only uses a browser and other basic computer software like text editing, spreadsheets, and presentation software packages. The fan at the back of the system helps cool the processor and prevent overheating. It is a compact computer and its size is comparable to a Bluetooth speaker or an Apple TV set. It is perfect if people have not much space on their desk and wants basic functionalities from a PC.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2022
