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ASUS 90AE01N1-M00020 EBS-P300 barebone server Intel Celeron J6412 8GB LPDDR4x

SKU CH-YJ5X-PA7P1 MPN 90AE01N1-M00020

Compact fanless barebone with an Intel Celeron J6412, 8 GB LPDDR4x, dual 2.5GbE and 1GbE LAN, two HDMI ports, and 12–24 V DC input

  • Form FactorCompact
  • CPU TypeIntel Celeron
  • Installed CPUIntel Celeron J6412
  • Max Processors1
  • Installed Memory Size8GB
  • Memory Type SupportedLPDDR4x-3733
  • Fanless design enables silent operation in noise-sensitive environments
  • Dual 2.5GbE and 1GbE ports provide flexible high-speed network connectivity
  • Two HDMI outputs support up to 4K resolution at 60Hz for multi-display setups
  • Wide 12-24V DC input range suits industrial and mobile power scenarios
  • Compact 1.75" x 5.39" x 3.19" footprint fits space-constrained deployments

Compact fanless server for embedded automation

The ASUS EBS-P300 barebone server integrates an Intel Celeron J6412 processor with 8GB of soldered LPDDR4x-3733 memory. Dual HDMI ports drive two 4K displays at 60 Hz. Two RJ45 ports provide 2.5 Gigabit and 1 Gigabit Ethernet for segregated network traffic. The unit accepts a wide 12-24 V DC input, simplifying power integration in industrial cabinets or IoT gateways.

Sustained load behaviour with passive cooling

Because the chassis is completely fanless, the J6412 runs at its rated base and burst frequencies until the thermal mass of the aluminium enclosure saturates. Under continuous multi-threaded workloads the SoC will throttle to stay within its passive envelope, so throughput stabilises at a lower level than the initial burst. The 8GB memory ceiling is fixed; memory-intensive containers or databases must fit inside that limit or swap to attached storage.

Thermals, noise and power in normal use

Zero moving parts make the system silent, suitable for noise-sensitive locations such as medical carts or digital signage. The external surface becomes warm during prolonged operation, reflecting heat dissipated through the case. Typical draw stays within the 12-24 V DC range, so a compact industrial supply is sufficient. The small 1.75 by 5.39 by 3.19 inch footprint and 1.76 lb weight allow mounting on DIN rails or VESA brackets without structural reinforcement.

Highlights

  • Fanless design enables silent operation in noise-sensitive environments
  • Dual 2.5GbE and 1GbE ports provide flexible high-speed network connectivity
  • Two HDMI outputs support up to 4K resolution at 60Hz for multi-display setups
  • Wide 12-24V DC input range suits industrial and mobile power scenarios
  • Compact 1.75" x 5.39" x 3.19" footprint fits space-constrained deployments

Specifications

BrandASUS
ModelEBS-P300-J6412-8-1G
Part Number90AE01N1-M00020
Form FactorCompact
CPU TypeIntel Celeron
Installed CPUIntel Celeron J6412
Max Processors1
Installed Memory Size8GB
Memory Type SupportedLPDDR4x-3733
Max. LAN Speed2.5 Gigabit + 1 Gigabit
HDMI2
RJ452
Dimensions1.75" x 5.39" x 3.19"
Weight1.76 lbs.
Shipping weight1.41 kg
Package size254 × 229 × 114 mm

Questions about this item

How much power does the fanless Intel Celeron J6412 draw under continuous load?

The unit accepts a wide 12-24 V DC input and uses a fanless design, so heat is dissipated passively without a spinning fan.

Which storage and expansion parts must I supply to make the barebone operational?

You need to add an M.2 B-key drive for storage and an M.2 E-key module for wireless if required; memory is already soldered on board.

Will the dual 2.5 GbE and 1 GbE RJ45 ports work with my existing Cat5e cabling?

Both RJ45 ports are backward compatible with Cat5e, so the 2.5 GbE link will negotiate at 1 GbE over your current cables.

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