TRIGKEY Mini PC with Intel N100 CPU, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 500GB SSD (New Version) $229 Delivered @ TRIGKEY-AU via Amazon AU

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SpeedAU on 24/01/2025 - 22:06 amazon.com.au (376 clicks)
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I already own a QN11 from AliExpress, which is fantastic as a media server with its N100 chipset. What really stands out is the large, nearly silent fan—perfect for quiet operation.

You might wonder why I wouldn’t just buy another QN11. Well, I recently came across a new model from Trigkey. It features an internal power supply, a larger and equally quiet fan, dual NICs, a 500GB SSD (with the option for an additional M.2 drive), and 16GB of RAM—all for just $229. That’s an absolute steal!

This setup isn’t for everyone, but if you’re after silent performance, this gets you 99% of the way there.

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  Orrelljet on 24/01/2025 - 22:11

  Worth noting the additional M.2 slot is PCIE x1, as opposed to the x4 of the main slot.

  Update. Digging a little deeper it’s actually a M.2 SATA slot.

  Update 2. Ignore above update. The x4 slot is SATA compatible.

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    SpeedAU on 24/01/2025 - 22:21

    +1

    Main m2 slot expect 3000mbps second slot expect 1000mbps

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  Manny Calavera on 24/01/2025 - 22:12

  +1

  I’m confused. Can’t you get an N150 for that sort of money?

  I’m half tempted to buy one of these and plug a fat HDD in as a plex server.

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    SpeedAU on 24/01/2025 - 22:18

    -7

    N150 is slower.

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    kizzaaa on 25/01/2025 - 03:36

    There are some reddit users over on r/minipcs who have used NVME to SATA splitters like this to create mini pcs capable of very large libraries using multiple 3.5in HDDs.

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  jeffr on 25/01/2025 - 01:17

  No stock

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  kizzaaa on 25/01/2025 - 03:27

  IMO the built-in PSU is not a good thing, most people are better off with an external brick or USB-C power source (when supported) as they're easier and cheaper to replace if something goes wrong.

  The bigger, lower RPM fan is interesting. I run 2 x N100s and found them to be very quiet in general so not sure of the value add with the bigger fan.

  I reckon N150s will be at this price point in the next few months as OEMs clear stock of N100. You can already get a barebone N150 under AUD 200 on Aliexpress.