The Cheapest Intel N95 Mini PC Yet - NinKear N9 Review

In this video we take a look at the Ninkear N9 mini PC featuring Intel's N95 CPU. Coming in at under $140, it's one of the cheapest mini PCs around. For that you get 256GB of storage and 8GB of memory. It performs well, but the fan noise is loud. This mini PC is also known as the GXMO N9.
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00:00 - Famous Brand
00:54 - Specs & Features
03:33 - Opening It Up
04:17 - Benchmarks
05:55 - BIOS, Power, Temps & Noise
07:12 - Conclusion

[@bryans8656]

I would opt for the GMKtec N3 that has the N100 chip and is about the same price. I have one and it's a capable little device.
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[@smileypete4625]

Very helpful review, 👍 pity about the fan, 👎 what were they thinking?

[@srvuk]

That fan alone would discount this for me.

[@PCartCast]

Cheers...

[@bsd7342]

I'm honestly surprised so many of the alder lake minis use fans at all. I've seen at least one implementation where the case itself just acts as a giant passive heatsink and it works fine, no noise or moving parts to worry about. But I guess most manufacturers don't want to spend the extra $20 on all that aluminum.

[@RAM_845]

Currently own the Blackwell N95 mini PC 4 core CPU very slow for normal use and gaming had it since last year but want to upgrade it down the track waiting for fast APUs before i consider upgrading my mini PC. I use it as a back up PC

[@enihi]

How is it slow for normal use?

[@RAM_845]

@@enihi input lag with keyboard and mouse as its locked at 60hz when connected to the monitor or TV

[@olafonm]

I've got a question, is there any mini pc similar to nuc powered by USB-C PD? Aparat from MeLe super mini pcs of course.

[@Robtech]

GEEKOM MiniAir 12 linked in the end of the review.

[@olafonm]

@@Robtech Thanks!

[@EZBlast]

My N9 from beelink suports dual channel 16 gb

[@Robtech]

I'm assuming you mean the Beelink N5095. That's an older generation, not Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake N95.

[@dave_r]

There's no chance for this one - even if it's only those that are maybe under $150US and that Rob has reviewed or mentioned are considered, even if this is all one is willing to spend, there are better options. One expects cut-backs on things at this price range, but things like not controlling the fan which is, forgetting noise, probably going to fail sooner rather than later if it's 100% nonstop, could be fixed so easily. It just feels like this was tossed out with little effort just to see if it would sell.

[@pjnorthbay]

Tried the link got 503 error code tried again won't load :D

[@Robtech]

www.gshopper.com/ninkear-mini-pc-n9-intel-yang-n95-processor-3-4ghz-8gb-ddr4-256gb-ssd-dual-frequency-wifi-gigabit-lan-bluetooth-4-2-window-11-mini-computer.html

[@pjnorthbay]

@@Robtech thank you 😁

[@avidwriter2882]

Lying about the USB-C is pretty bad for their PR.