Acemagic launched its W1-5400U mini PC in the Chinese market, which offers a mini PC in desktop form factor for users who want a low footprint solution with lots of storage. This particular product is aimed at consumers who want a cheap mini PC with focus on expandability rather than graphics performance. It is a good reference of the current trend of manufacturers leveraging old and cheap processors to keep footprints low while delivering strong storage potential.
Acemagic introduces a compact mini PC with dual 8TB SSD bays and a Ryzen 3 5400U processor
The W1-5400U is built around the AMD Ryzen 3 5400U processor (Cezanne series, 4 cores). This feeds the integrated AMD Radeon RX Vega 6 graphics to handle basic display functions for office use and mild media consumption. The processor selected here is a clear indicator of focus on efficiency and cost-effectiveness, not on top-tier gaming.
Specifications
- Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 5400U (Cezanne, quad-core)
- Chassis Volume: 0.68 liters
- Storage Capacity: Up to 8TB SSD per drive (two drive bays)
- Front Ports: Two USB-A, One USB-C
- Graphics: AMD Radeon RX Vega 6 iGPU
The Acemagic mini PC has a footprint of only 0.68 liters, which is one of the smallest desktop form factors suitable for home or office. Interestingly, the maker has fit two drive bays into this tiny PC to support up to 8TB SSD per bay. So, users can configure up to 16TB of storage in this tiny form factor which takes up minimal real estate on your desk.
There are two USB-A ports and a USB-C port in the front for quick access to your peripherals. However, Acemagic is yet to reveal the launch price and global availability of this mini PC. We can assume the asking price will be affordable for budget-minded users with the outdated processor in question.
Acemagic is adding to its lineup of mini PCs with this new model focusing on a strong storage density while keeping a low footprint. The W1-5400U is a good option for users who need large storage in a small form factor. We will update this report as and when the maker shares the specific details of price and launch timeline in various regions.
Source: NotebookCheck




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