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Small black fanless mini PC barebone with dual LAN ports

Hetai Tech

Hetai Tech Fanless Mini PC Barebone Celeron N3150 N3700 2GB 32GB

SKU CH-8KCV-CZCQM

Fanless barebone mini PC with Intel Celeron N3150 or N3700, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB SSD and dual LAN ports

  • CPU TypeIntel Pentium 4 / Celeron
  • CPU SocketIntel Socket 478
  • Fanless design runs silently with no moving parts
  • Dual LAN ports enable router or firewall configurations
  • Intel Celeron N3150 or N3700 quad-core at 2.08 GHz
  • 2 GB RAM and 32 GB SSD pre-installed

Hetai Tech Fanless Mini PC Barebone

This Hetai Tech barebone mini PC arrives new with an Intel Celeron N3150 or N3700 quad-core processor running at 2.08 GHz. It includes 2 GB of memory and a 32 GB SSD in a fanless chassis designed for silent operation. The unit targets builders who need a compact, low-power platform for network appliances or basic edge tasks.

Fanless networking upgrade

It replaces older Socket 478 systems that require active cooling and larger enclosures. The jump is worth it when you need dual LAN ports, AES-NI support and completely silent operation for pfSense, OpenVPN or soft-router deployments. Buyers who want more memory, larger storage or higher compute performance should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Fanless design runs silently with no moving parts
  • Dual LAN ports enable router or firewall configurations
  • Intel Celeron N3150 or N3700 quad-core at 2.08 GHz
  • 2 GB RAM and 32 GB SSD pre-installed

Specifications

CPU TypeIntel Pentium 4 / Celeron
CPU SocketIntel Socket 478

Questions about this item

What socket does the Celeron N3150 or N3700 use in this barebone?

The processor is mounted on an Intel Socket 478, so the board is built around that socket type.

What is the first step when assembling this barebone, and where do builders go wrong?

Seat the CPU into the Socket 478 and lock the lever before attaching the heatsink; the common mistake is tightening the cooler before the socket lever is fully engaged.

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