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R1 Optical Firewall Mini PC,Alder Lake N100/i3-N305,Dual 10G Optical Ports,Dual 2.5G RJ45 Ports,Four Network Ports,DDR5 RAM,M.2 NVMe SSD,Dual HDMI2.0 (CPU/N150, RAM8GB/SSD128GB)
- CPU:intel 12th gen. Alder Lake-N:N100/i3-N305.TDP of N100 is 6W and i3-N305 for 15W. N100 has 4 cores and 4 threads, with a clockspeed of 0.8GHz and a turbo speed up to 3.4GHz; i3-N305 has 8 cores and 8 threads, with a clockspeed of 1.8GHz and a turbo speed up to 3.8GHz. Meanwhile, the GPU models of these two CPUs are both intel UHD Graphics. X86 architecture, compatible with systems or software such as Win10,win11,Windows Server, Debian, Ubuntu,ESXi, PVE, OpenWRT, MikroTik, pfSense, OPNsense, Unraid, OMV, etc.
- Network Interface: Dual 10G optical ports+Dual 2.5G electrical ports. The optical ports are SFP+, using intel 82599ES chip, compatible with 10G/1G. The electrical ports are RJ45, using intel i226-V chip. The combination of four network ports can be applied to intelligent routing or firewall. Optical ports can facilitate the construction of faster LAN or directly connect optical fibers through optical modules.
- RAM/SSD: RAM uses a single SO-DIMM laptop memory slot, supports DDR
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In October of this year, we developed this 10G firewall mini PC. Compared to traditional 2.5G RJ45 network ports, the dual SFP+ configuration provides us with more intelligent routing and firewall applications.
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