The All New N100 Edge Is A Fast Lower Cost X86 SBC That Runs Windows & Linux! Hands On

In this video we take a look at the upcoming N100 Edge SBC, Powered by a 3.4Ghz CPU and backed by up to 16Gb Of DDr5 this could turn out to be an awesome option for Emulation like PS2, Gamecube, PSP and even WiiU! A small Company known as CompuBench sent over one of the first prototypes for testing and so far it actually a very good single board computer but it still s=need a bit of work for sure.
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00:00 Introduction
00:16 Unboxing and Overview
01:05 N100 Vs Raspberry Pi 4 Size
01:41 IO Overview
02:09 N100 Edge SBC Specs
02:57 Overall WIndows 11 Performance
04:03 4K KZbin Video Playback
05:28 Benchmarks
06:32 Minecraft PC Test
06:58 OG Skyrim Test
07:25 Dirt 3 Test
07:51 Left 4 Dead 2 Test
08:16 Gamecube and wii Dolphin Emulator Testing
09:08 PS2 Emulation PCSX2
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09:58 Wii U CEMU Emulator

[@ermissao]

For me video is broken here, suddenly ended at 10:32. But about the N100: perfect size, perfect power. I want one!

[@monkey_breath]

Wow, that’s a promising little sbc, i hope the pricepoint doesn’t get too crazy, and i’d be very interested in seeing it run steam os

[@angelborislavov9192]

Did intel apu works ok with steam os?

[@abdallahabdoulouafi1260]

I don't think so

[@ETAPRIME]

Not as well as AMD for sure, Valve has made AMD priority due to the Steam deck but fixes are on the way

[@DigitalJedi]

Xe iGPUs are currently "unsupported" but can still be used. It'll probably run, but won't be as good as a similar AMD APU.

[@ab-cv9be]

@@DigitalJedi How do you know that?

[@josephgospa4031]

Beelink currently sells its N100 mini PC for $179 and that includes 16GB of RAM, 500GB SSD and a Win11 Pro license. IMHO, they would need to sell it under $140 to remain competitive. You can also expand RAM to 32GB on Beelink Mini PC. I'm into ARM SBC's and x86 SBC's. As a pro-case user, a commercial case for this x86 SBC will need to be included in the accessories list. Hardkernel H3+ x86 SBC with Jasper Lake N6005 which sells for $165 seems like an alternative too.

[@danmons7446]

Thank you as always for great coverage of these tiny low-power machines. If you do a Linux video, could you please share the output of the "vainfo" command? (Supplied with Ubuntu's "vainfo" package, or Arch's "libva-utils" package). This tells us the video hardware acceleration capabilities via the VA-API video decode/encode libraries for codecs like H.264, H.265, AV1, etc, which is really useful to people setting up video servers like Jellyfin. These Intel N100 devices in particular look like excellent options for that software.

[@tellsackett4572]

This is awesome; I’ve been looking for a Raspberry-Pi form-factor, x86 sbc!! The Rock Pi X was a cool concept, but it could hardly run KZbin, not to mention older/indie x86 PC games and higher-end emulators. The fact that the IO’s form-factor on this thing is similar to a Pi is exciting for compatibility with embedded projects as well (plus, I personally prefer full-sized hdmi, anyway, due to mini being less abundant). A Linux video would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for bringing this to my attention!

[@rsc9520]

Please do a Linux video - intro level, e.g. setting up Linux Mint - this would be very helpful!

[@petrklic7064]

Linux + Wine emulator and try some older PC game like Bioshock or Deus Ex 👍

[@protocetid]

Speaking of tiny and energy efficient computers, I've been wondering what a handheld PC designed with those in mind would look like. Intel is still making super low TDP Atoms, could they allow for a cheap and small gaming handheld? I can’t tell performance off specs alone. Need me some gaming benchmarks and there are like none for the newest Atoms on KZbin. This type of handheld PC could even have potential as an easy and inexpensive way to get into PC gaming (and serious gaming in general), specially for children. I'm not under any illusion that this would play the latest big budget games, I know better. And so should potential buyers, gamers sometimes have a hard time remembering how many old AAA and indies games exist. A handheld PC with very low energy consumption also interests me because it could be small and pocketable, something that isn’t made anymore.

[@qazwsx000xswzaq]

3:22 N100 only supports 1 memory channel by design. So that is normal.

[@ETAPRIME]

Yeah, I literally got a reply yesterday afternoon about it. Was really hopeful we could do dual

[@qazwsx000xswzaq]

@@ETAPRIME Fortunately this board is using LPDDR5 which has partially rememdied the lack of another physical channel.

[@zorintoto1167]

@@qazwsx000xswzaq it's because DDR5 acts as two channels correct ? But is it possible that there could be a limitation and it would be limited to one channel ?

[@qazwsx000xswzaq]

@@zorintoto1167 Yes DDR5 has a narrower 32bit data channel (vs 64bit in DDR4) so in the DIMM format there can be 2 (32+32) subchannels. But the story is a bit more complicated as this board is using LPDDR5 that comes in the IC format and supports even narrower channel width (e.g. 16bit). Intel has not yet publicly released the datasheet for Alder Lake N (and the Intel Ark is too superficial) so I cannot be sure. But from the published material about the memory controller on its older silbing Alder Lake S, each controller is capable of supporting up to four channels of LPDDR4x and LPDDR5/x, two channels of DDR5 and one channel of DDR4. So if they are reusing the same controller (which is very likely) we will definitely have more channels with DDR5 regardless.

[@Thunderhawk8472]

From what I could find all N Series even up to the 300/305 are single channel ram only. The U Series which got a performance core also got dual channel ram

[@ValTek_Armory]

I've been wanting to build a terminal from Fallout to bring to events for people to play New Vegas on. This might be the perfect candidate for a core!

[@ETAPRIME]

I will test it for sure. Waiting on updated GPU driver now

[@xenomorphgaming7472]

Omg val I'm an old viewer of yours 4-5 years glad to see u here

[@daninmanchester]

Cool product. I'd like to see some mini-pci slots. Then you can expose the PCI lanes to boards to add NVMe, SATA, 10BG. etc. you could make really small form factor servers. I would forgo the LAN port . controller and some usb too to free up PCI lanes and make it modular through PCI.

[@shahvage4646]

Do a Full Emulation video with a lot of games, I can watch those whole day

[@willb1242]

I just picked up a refurb i5 6500 mini PC. Good speed. It's impressive that the performance of an n100 is nearly the same. For 1/10th the CPU power draw!

[@benverdel3073]

I run a Dell OptiPlex 9020 with an i5-4570 from 2013 as my daily driver. This looks remarkable comparable a part for this runs 4k video. Perfectly suitable for home/administration use. Just stick it in a pi case and tape it and the ssd to the back of the monitor.

[@lbn7460]

Great vid, you should include power consumption like your other videos, especially compare against pi4

[@mathewmickle3116]

Would this be good for home assistant or is there a more suited one you recommend

[@brandoncruz6552]

@ETA PRIME Do the integrated graphics on this CPU support adaptive sync when connected to a Freesync monitor?

[@Vulto166]

A full Linux video would be good to know if it can handle wayland or xorg well enough.

[@povilasstaniulis9484]

Nice little board. The CPU performance per watt is really decent for that CPU.This would make a nice low-power Linux box. Let's hope they don't go overboard with the pricing.

[@TheBadFred]

That ended quick, it kinda jumped up a notch and then it was over

[@fanofOWSNY]

Very abrupt was just getting good too

[@anirangoncalvesbr]

Probably will reupload

[@richarddukard8989]

That's what she said

[@miganhawkins8390]

@@richarddukard8989 lmao

[@renesantosbr]

That was funny :-)

[@MatthewManire]

This would be a really cool SBC to use. I would love build a little kubernetes cluster with a few of them. It would be really nice to see poe as well!

[@willrnsantana]

The same here. Gotta keep an eye on this. But with rasps going the price they are, anything decent flies of the shelves and/or get the price WAY above the intented

[@ribeiro4642]

RK3588 is very better.

[@MatthewManire]

@@ribeiro4642 How come? I still would prefer this if it is cheaper. The RK3588 starts at $400usd I think?

[@TheChris69er]

Yes, I would like to hook up a load of these to my UPOE switches to use for Digital signage devices

[@mughug9616]

Everything including demonstrated benchmarks, but seems to miss the most important spec - Is it a viable price to start with?

[@dsockt]

ETA, when you review SBCs on Linux, can you please verify OTG capabilities too? Many manufacturers don't clarify their USB-C purposes besides power-in and display-out.

[@DJFace147]

Great to see you tested Dirt 3. Still the best in the series for me. After that they seem over bloated and just not as fun. The Dirt 3 spin-off Dirt Showdown is great too.

[@ejtaylor73]

Any recommendations on an SBC for a HTPC, only to play 4Kmovies and music on?

[@DigitalJedi]

On the topic of single-channel RAM, these tiny SoCs are single-channel only. The memory controller only supports 1 channel and 16GB is the max Intel lists, but there's nothing stopping 32GB to run.

[@TheSulross]

32GB is the min I need to use it for development

[@kadancomputers]

This is what I came to comment 👍🏻

[@Arxgxmi]

lpddr is also half bandwidth so youd need it in 4 slots to get the same performance as dual channel

[@DigitalJedi]

@Aragami lpddr5 is half bus width, but it's often clocked higher and physically closer to the processor by trace length, which can make up a lot of the performance difference.

[@ribeiro4642]

RK3588 is very better.

[@DaleonM4]

Would this chip be great for a pc handheld? Like the win600 but better?

[@sitthein5703]

@ETA PRIME Where can I get this thing? Any link for the purchase or how can I reach out to the manufacturer?

[@shivanSpS]

mmm no data on what that GPIO header has? any chance for pci-e lanes there?

[@rarminqorset3628]

Is there any sbc in which I can add CPU of my choice and ram of my choice. Also with pcie4 do that I can add a gpu to it. I want to build a PC similar to itx but mostly for aesthetic

[@allyoucanseef9033]

This guy needs to post link and discuss price comparisons in all SBCs. Also over time.

[@flink1231]

Does the 3.5mm audio jack also do composite video like the pi?

[@NoidoDev]

Can someone tell me if regular PC boards with this CPU will be good enough for an Intel Arc380 or will it slow it down? This here seem to use Intel UHD Graphics Xe 24EUs, which is vaguely half as fast as the Arc380.

[@WH3]

The most interesting thing about this to me is what looks like the Raspberry Pi style GPIO pins, haven't seen them on a x86 single board computer before. Am guessing you can wire arcade sticks etc for low latency controls?

[@qazwsx000xswzaq]

Indeed it would be impressive if those GPIOs are from the CPU natively. These Atom (or Efficiency Core) CPUs actually have their own GPIOs but they are rarely mapped out. Previous designs, e.g. PandaLatte, typically include a MCU to provide the interfaces.

[@benjiderrick4590]

@@qazwsx000xswzaq udoo does provide boards with both Arduino io and atom io. Up boards are with gpio too. Also, there was a previous SBC of the same form factor that featured an atom CPU

[@KA4UPW]

I like that it appears to be able to fit inside my pi fixtures. Did it ever come available? How does it compare to a pi5?

[@hypothalamusjellolap8177]

Dreamy, I hope it is accessible for even consumers to design carrier boards. Lovely at 6 watts, gracemont lands with similar footprint to cherry trail. Huzzah!

[@lebelame]

Testing suggestion ; Linuxmint 21, most used linux os for beginners. I am still esting this for Pi4 /400 = NoGo so far. This N100 has nice pecs with mini pc's Trigkey/ Beelink. Mahalo for video !

[@jierenzheng7670]

So it is possible to get 16GB of DDR5 on this system! I have seen laptops with the N100 but only with 8GB of RAM

[@baozhezhang]

Hi, could you provide more information about where to buy this board or the manufacturer's information?

[@ghost_of_m403]

hey @eta prime I think you had some problem with your video render. It seems to cut off mid-sentence at the end.

[@NJZ06]

it blows me away just how much performance tese little chips have. to put it in perspective, it has a higher passmark score than the desktop skylake i5-6400. crazy

[@xybersurfer]

can it only boot from eMMC? that would mean it goes in the trash after that worn out. i expect more storage options at those specs. not much point in it being cheap if it doesn't last

[@stephenhaslam6642]

Great info, as usual, but this video is chopped short, anyway, cheers mate.

[@Choralone422]

I would love to see someone build a SBC with one of these with 16 GB RAM and a PCIe x8 slot and 2.5 gbe on board. Add a SAS HBA and you could have a killer low power NAS box. The CPU supports 9 PCIe lanes, so it should be possible.

[@joonaas]

Take a look at the Odroid H3(+). Gonna build my homeserver with that thing.

[@johnvijver3815]

There are mini pc's now with this processor. and saw a motherboard from asrock.

[@Rick-hx1ne]

N100 edge can boot the batocera HDD 2tb connected usb will it playing able ? I have never try it I have cpu to play but tiny cpu would work ? Is It possible ?

[@DanielMartin1974]

Would be good to have wifi & bluetooth. What's the gpio controller? Is there a power switch or headers?

[@jssjn]

Very interesting product, thank you for sharing. I am very interested and would like to know where I can buy it?😁

[@mukiex4413]

Surprised nobody's mentioning the sudden cut-off at 10:32. Was that some kind of a context edit? Great coverage all around tho. This might be a pretty cool SBC

[@dr.bo77]

i tooked an eye on the beelink mini s12, ist enough to go up to gc/wii/ps2 emulation?!

[@srvuk]

The N100 is the first decent lower end processor that Intel has released in a long time. It is a shame that the board cannot support M.2, which would have made it more attractive. But we do need a proposed price in order ot assess just how much value there is. Whatever happened to that $99 board that was reviewed a few months back?

[@mando7558]

yes I would want and expect M.2 support for this board

[@budgetking2591]

Thats not true, the N6105 is as good if not better, it supports dual channel memory, unlike the 12th gen chips.

[@rumpeltizkin]

@@budgetking2591 Not true. First of all, there is no such CPU as N6105, it is N6005. And second, N100 processor beats N6005 in every single test but the iGPU. If you are going to use only for playing, I buy it, get a mini PC with a N6005 (and pay the extra money, as mini PC's with that CPU are more expensive), but for the rest, save some money and get a N100. It even has AVX2 extensions, something that N6005 lacks.

[@ALmaN11223344]

@@budgetking2591 The N100 is doing the same or better than the N6005 with a shade over half the typical power, it's the reason I chose the N100 as my gateway/reverse proxy appliance over something $20 cheaper and equipped with an N6005 in a passively cooled chassis. And the single channel memory issue matters far less when you're considering how low end these CPUs are in conjunction with the fact that the N series Alder lake chips support DDR5 where the old garbage that the N6005 is does not, and that's before even considering how superior the Xe iGPU is to the old UHD garbage.

[@gzaos]

I'll happily buy this over a Raspberry Pi 5

[@battlq6421]

Yes please make more videos with this board

[@ninethirtyone4264]

So is this available for sale? No links to the company website in the description

[@yaboiminecraff]

What happened to this sbc ive been wanting it so Badly as a pocket windows project but it seems to not have come out or is it only a chinese locked item

[@JoaquinVacas]

Interesting... Did you try Steam OS/ChimeraOS on this hardware?

[@markconger8049]

Um, what happened to the rest of the video? It just stopped. I would like to know if the board has a setup (UEFI) and if there is a SATA or M.2 port.

[@mando7558]

This looks very promising. I would like to get one to run unbound and Pi-hole. I hope someone makes a case for it.

[@invictus0x0]

if my eyes don't deceive me, it should fit into a case made for an rpi3 without any major issue.

[@CountryGeek-hr8tk]

@@invictus0x0 Also there are *so many* designs out there for free that can be 3D printed.

[@EVR1AL]

you can run unbound and pihole or rpi 1 with 128mb ram

[@johnnydepp4114]

that is looking really reallyt interresting... low watt usuage with great power... :) :) I didnt get the price ?? do you have more info on this, or will do a later review when it will be official ?

[@danielfberquo]

Dear, do you have any news regarding the launch of this SBC?

[@il00ke]

I've two questions Can i plug usb wifi to connect wireless Where i can buy this tiny computer

[@asdrubale97100]

Could you try this or other n100 mini pc with Linux and something like Batocera? I think you could improve some performance in emulation. Thanks a lot

[@megan_alnico]

Hey, videos comes to end abruptly and we never see any Linux footage. Also, what's the price supposed to be? I know it's a prototype but at least a range would give me some idea of how excited to be about this.

[@costinmarina]

Any idea if this thing is available now? Also, from where? Thx.

[@pedretejb2492]

This is getting so crazy

[@johnedenfield3971]

Has the name of this SBC been released? I'd like to check it out further.

[@moumenebenasser2840]

Hey bro where to find this pr when it could be available or price or any information abt when we can get it

[@MobeastGaming2]

Interested , pretty impressive!

[@WildkatPhoto]

did everyone else have the video cut off in the middle of testing?

[@DullBoyJack]

Just to put this CPU in perspective, it's about equivalent to a Sandy Bridge 2600k. Very very impressive for a 6W TDP.

[@thegeforce6625]

Really? Holy shit!

[@ALmaN11223344]

Or roughly on par with a 6500t, and the impressive bit is that while those consume dozens of watts above their TDP it appears that this processor only consumes around 12-15w on the die full tilt. The N-305 is roughly as performant as the 8500t, for less overall system consumption than the actual TDP of that processor (~29w).

[@abhimaanmayadam5713]

If you add mobile chips into the comparison, the i7 8550u is on par with the n300, which is also 4x the tdp of the n300. The i5 7200u from the previous generation not even as fast as the n100, with way more power draw

[@kangaroo4024]

oh man, would love one of these

[@benjaminneate7640]

Is there any SBCs or mini PCs that are affordable for halo iso?

[@Hawtep]

So what happened with this SBC? Can't find it available anywhere

[@thomasmann3560]

Hey ETA, you dropped the ending out bud.

[@beckubrick]

Any update about this product ?? I am really interested in this sbc , thanks

[@rdelac7541]

Can you testing these types of boards using virtual pinball?

[@FPChris]

I wish you would show battery options with small 7” or 10” displays for people wanting to build handhelds.

[@CounterStriker013009]

I think those ITX like N100 can put inside the old platform with broken or un useful motherboard to turn them as console

[@h.w.7486]

Thanks for this Video, just for comparison an few Years old Rycen 3 3200G SC1080/MC3280 (Geekbench6)

[@richwetpasta]

could that fit into a piboy xrs? with its similar dimensions

[@leonoliveira8652]

Yes, PLEASE do a linux video! And do try to use some of the raspberry accessories on it like gpio screen.

[@MenacingM]

Can you link to the manufacturer or product page?

[@OK-tb8tm]

Can you use nvme egpu through those pins?

[@ShawnMcNaughton]

I'm super interested - but the big concern is price. The Recommended Customer Price - for the CPU alone - is $128 on Intel Ark. This is Intel direct, 1000 unit quantities (likely trays). Given that it's a new CPU, I fear this board will be $150-ish for the base configurations. AliExpress has some 'mini routers' with this CPU, and they're around $140. Still, an interesting little CPU, and when it's hit the market a bit more, I hope to see some options.

[@freakinccdevilleiv380]

Ouch. I think at that point one might consider a NuC 🤔

[@xiaowujiang8049]

Can this Type C interface support video and power output?

[@BrianThomas]

Has there been any more news or movement on this board?

[@miecz8316]

This is very interesting, but why isnt the ethernet and usb ports in the same place as on rpi, so i could maybe reuse my rpi cases with ease..

[@Rod_Knee]

I'd be very interested in a Linux video on this board.

[@nullsmack]

It'd be interesting to see if you can do SteamOS on it and what, if any, performance you get?

[@juansolo1617]

Nice board. My only gripe is that is has decent specs, but no PCIe. Not even mini PCIe? Even laptops from the 2000's had minis. The header is so small why not just throw it on the production board? I was also wondering about the minecraft demo you gave... is that bedrock or java? My kids would love these as travel PC's, instant minecraft box, but they play Java edition with shaders.

[@Mecrom]

id love to see the power draw on this thing!

[@gfhrtshergheghegewgewgew1730]

i'm sorry but it's so weird to see a little machine like that with a big old ethernet cable plugged into it, something like this really needs onboard wifi and bluetooth and can even ditch the ethernet port, maximum portability should be the focus or am i wrong?

[@Transfer998x]

It's sad that Intel only allows single channel on alder lake-N.

[@CarlosTorresCali]

Grandioso, Maravilloso ❤😄❤

[@bertvantol9669]

What about Fan-noise ?? Is there a case for this Mini PC ??

[@croixtucker1757]

Are the GPIO pins RaspberryPi Compatible?

[@ray597]

Where can we purchase this little beast with promising performance? I'd wonder.

[@flink1231]

Btw n100 uses efficiency cores from alder lake, so around skylake performance. Being able to emulate ps2 is not a strech! Probably could do more if it could clock higher and had a better gpu. As is it is a great emulation processor

[@Noiconnotag]

ok so where do I buy one of these?

[@TheSulross]

32GB memory and 512GB storage then could use it for fairly serious software development (at least for my purposes). I'd like a relatively low-cost Raspberry Pi form factor x86_64 SBC that could pick up and grab to take with me, then plug into keyboard/mouse/display at destination (laptop screens are not large enough for me so I always have that addressed per the destinations I move between - as everyone is doing flex office style these days). Is WiFi going to be integrated too or will have to use a USB WiFi dongle? Need to see it running Linux - like latest Ubuntu 23.04 - with WiFi addressed under Linux in some manner. Any bluetooth? Can do wireless mouse with USB dongle if not...

[@Mr8perezm]

16gb max on N100. Intel limit.

[@I4get42]

Hi ETA! Very interesting. It looks like this draws less power than the N5105 too. Unfortunately, the Intel ARK page shows that this chip only supports single-channel memory. Still, it could make for a very interesting router PC when it makes it into more aliexpress PCs.

[@SScorpio0]

Yes, it looks like all the Alder Lake-N processors including up to the i3 N300 are all single channel. It will be interesting to see the final price point of this. I'm seeing N100 Mini PCs (which are physically larger) with 8GB LPDDR5 on Amazon for $160. Still, this is incredible performance at that price and size. Hopefully AMD's Z1 CPUs and Intel's hopes with Arc will lead Intel into the budget scene. A Raptor Lake-N with Arc A380 levels of performance that isn't memory bandwidth starved could be amazing at a $300-350 price.

[@abo3abid1]

I think we've seen N100 Mini PCs for around $140

[@giornikitop5373]

@@abo3abid1 given that the price for the n100 intel charges for clients in orders of 1000's, is $128, i really doubt $140 is achievable. factor in the cost for ddr5, emmc and board development, something closer to $250+ is more likely.

[@giornikitop5373]

@@SScorpio0 there is no way a n100 mini with 8gb ddr5 will cost $160. try double that.

[@ribeiro4642]

@@SScorpio0 RK3588 is very better. Orange Pi 5

[@michaeltrent9716]

Would be awesome if it had a m.2 slot for storage and came in with a low price.

[@bertrandteo5248]

Is the ethernet port flippped as compared to the Rpi?

[@bendono]

Rather than a workstation, I'd like to see how this does as a VM server. Particularly a multi-node Proxmox or VMWare virtualization server.

[@ribeiro4642]

Very bad...

[@chrisriani]

Proxmox should run great. Vmware is extremely picky about which hardware it will allow to run on, but if it did run it should also run good if you are doing a home lab. I have a much worse chip (j4125) and it runs proxmox, 3 windows servers as a small domain environment, and pfsense just fine.

[@Dajinx1313]

@eta What do you think it will cost?