GMKTec Launches EVO-T1 Mini PC Featuring Intel Core Ultra 9-285H and 64GB RAM
GMKTec has officially introduced its latest compact computing solution, the EVO-T1 Mini PC. This new entry in the company’s growing lineup of small form factor systems is equipped with Intel’s Core Ultra 9-285H processor and is configured with 64GB of RAM and 1TB of SSD storage. The device is designed to cater to users requiring high processing power in a compact footprint, including professionals in content creation, software development, and high-efficiency workloads.
The Core Ultra 9-285H belongs to Intel’s newer series of processors and integrates an Arc 140T core GPU. While detailed thermal and clock speed specifications are yet to be disclosed by GMKTec, the inclusion of this processor suggests that the EVO-T1 is positioned as a high-performance system within the mini PC category.
Based on information shared by GMKTec, the EVO-T1 is capable of reaching a total computing performance of 99 TOPS (Int8), with its neural processing unit (NPU) contributing 13 TOPS. This hardware setup allows the system to handle certain machine learning models locally. According to the company, the device can execute the DeepSeek 32B model at an output rate of 15 tokens per second, which indicates support for edge inference tasks without relying on external servers.
Connectivity on the EVO-T1 includes a versatile set of ports for both professional and everyday use. It offers four USB-A ports for legacy device support and two USB4 ports, which provide high-speed data transfer and can be used for video output or docking stations. The inclusion of an OCuLink interface hints at compatibility with external GPUs or high-speed storage enclosures, which is notable for a system in this size category. Video output options include both an HDMI port and a DisplayPort, enabling multi-monitor setups. A standard 3.5mm audio jack is also provided for headset or speaker connections.
GMKTec has not yet published detailed specifications regarding dimensions, cooling solutions, power consumption, or upgrade options. Pricing and regional availability are also currently unknown, and the company has not announced a shipping timeline. As such, more concrete information may follow once the product becomes available through retail channels or is showcased at upcoming technology expos.
The EVO-T1 appears to target power users seeking a compact yet capable computing platform. Given its hardware specifications, it is positioned to compete with high-end mini PCs from other established brands, particularly in the space of edge computing, lightweight AI tasks, and performance-driven desktop applications. Further updates from GMKTec are expected to provide deeper insights into performance benchmarks, thermal management, and software support.
