Wednesday, March 26th 2025
GEEKOM IT13 2025 Edition Mini PC Unveiled
GEEKOM has introduced the latest addition to its versatile mini PC lineup—the IT13 2025 Edition. As an upgrade over the fan-favorite GEEKOM IT13, which was released in 2023, the IT13 2025 Edition is engineered to deliver even more outstanding computing capabilities across multiple domains than its predecessor.
The IT13 2025 Edition shares the widely adored design of the IT13, featuring a premium matte blue aluminium chassis which ensures both durability and aesthetic appeal. Despite its compact size, the mini PC is packed with ports, offering four USB-A, two USB4, two HDMI, an SD card reader, a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet port, and a headphone jack. At the heart of the IT13 2025 Edition is the Intel Core i9-13900HK, a processor that features 10 CPU cores, 16 threads, and 24 MB Intel smart cache. This chip provides a 5% performance boost over the IT13's Core i9-13900H, delivering faster processing speeds and improved efficiency for demanding tasks.
Although the IT13 2025 Edition is well-suited for a wide range of computing scenarios, it is particularly ideal for business professionals and content creators, supporting efficient data processing, seamless multitasking, as well as exceptional video editing performance. Users can even create a quad-monitor setup via the mini PC's two HDMI and two USB4 ports, enabling an ultra-productive workspace.
Gaming enthusiasts won't be disappointed either, as the Iris Xe Graphics iGPU matches entry-level discrete GPUs in performance, running popular titles like DOTA 2, Battlefield 5 and Genshin Impact smoothly at 1080p on moderate settings. Also, GEEKOM's IceBlast Cooling technology ensures efficient heat dissipation, allowing for 24/7 stable operation. Besides, the IT13 2025 Edition underwent rigorous durability testing before mass production to guarantee long-term reliability.
Preinstalled with licensed Windows 11 Pro, the IT13 2025 Edition is ready to use straight out of the box. GEEKOM also offers a three-year limited warranty, covering defects related to design and workmanship, and its dedicated online service team is ready to assist users at any time.
The GEEKOM IT13 2025 Edition is available on GEEKOM's official website and Amazon Store, with 32GB & 1TB and 32GB & 2TB versions priced at $659.00 and $749.00, respectively.
The IT13 2025 Edition shares the widely adored design of the IT13, featuring a premium matte blue aluminium chassis which ensures both durability and aesthetic appeal. Despite its compact size, the mini PC is packed with ports, offering four USB-A, two USB4, two HDMI, an SD card reader, a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet port, and a headphone jack. At the heart of the IT13 2025 Edition is the Intel Core i9-13900HK, a processor that features 10 CPU cores, 16 threads, and 24 MB Intel smart cache. This chip provides a 5% performance boost over the IT13's Core i9-13900H, delivering faster processing speeds and improved efficiency for demanding tasks.
Gaming enthusiasts won't be disappointed either, as the Iris Xe Graphics iGPU matches entry-level discrete GPUs in performance, running popular titles like DOTA 2, Battlefield 5 and Genshin Impact smoothly at 1080p on moderate settings. Also, GEEKOM's IceBlast Cooling technology ensures efficient heat dissipation, allowing for 24/7 stable operation. Besides, the IT13 2025 Edition underwent rigorous durability testing before mass production to guarantee long-term reliability.
Preinstalled with licensed Windows 11 Pro, the IT13 2025 Edition is ready to use straight out of the box. GEEKOM also offers a three-year limited warranty, covering defects related to design and workmanship, and its dedicated online service team is ready to assist users at any time.
The GEEKOM IT13 2025 Edition is available on GEEKOM's official website and Amazon Store, with 32GB & 1TB and 32GB & 2TB versions priced at $659.00 and $749.00, respectively.
5 Comments on GEEKOM IT13 2025 Edition Mini PC Unveiled
However, the Amazon listings & Intel's product page shows the CPU as a 14c/20t instead of the 10/16 quoted above (but the cache & prices are correct).....typos perhaps ?
links:
www.amazon.com/GEEKOM-i7-13620H-4-9GHz-Desktop-Computers/dp/B0CHF3DY7S/ref=sr_1_1?adgrpid=1241349630513599&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.3qH_S4FQzOzSaKt0vPXDh_Gf5oHnqy_uX5e5pUiDU_sLPse8hCqHT88HUP2ak9798NoYdD7pBSsyczP52_5zVnOISRea7c2QxR0QLyVcReNHuBKDViart2NixXOfPddJ-jNRJm_E-VzJfaKid5uxtGBQtjjlQqaLJG80zWwekI3X3jN6THdAT0yumP4WX3iU66jIGAdzYkvjm05qQUDQiL2yAGp4S2h75-IXprtYPJY.3I8VCbPN8Sho5Xb9bTm1X9tXj2cEVzlrWf2XzHH1VAA&dib_tag=se&hvadid=77584482757478&hvbmt=bp&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=96291&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=p&hvtargid=kwd-77584613287123%3Aloc-190&hydadcr=18947_13492964&keywords=geekom%2Bmini%2Bit13%2Bmini%2Bpc&mcid=2542082f4ce1399cbfedc2be66d012ec&msclkid=04c7de124ac51fafa90db9f6466fd878&qid=1742999391&sr=8-1&th=1
www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/232144/intel-core-i913900hk-processor-24m-cache-up-to-5-40-ghz/specifications.html
I have one & know LOTS of folks that have them, some even for light-duty work stuff, but yea, we leave the heavy lifting CAD/3D/mega-TB image rendering stuff to the company-supplied workstation towers, which has all the latest/greatest/most powerful parts, cause that's what generates the moolah for us :)
My 11th gen mini-me box is about 2.5 years old and does everything I need it to do, so I'm good for now.
But, in the past, I built & used several full ATX monster tower rigs, but switched to the little one mainly cause I no longer need the power & to save a lot of desk space too :DTrudat, but I prefer Intel machines, and if I'm gonna move to a new machine, I would rather go for the most up-to-date one possible, so I don't have to do it all over again in 1.5-2 years :D
ASUS is releasing a higher end Core Ultra 200 mini PC but given their current highest tier is $1,200 I believe it's going to be very expensive and power consumption will likely defeat the purpose in the first place. At that price and power consumption you might as well just build your own mini-PC. You can buy a kit that comes with case, mobo, and PSU from ASRock for $198. I don't see any bare bones core ultra options either. Not sure if they are doing what AMD is doing for their latest processors where the memory is integrated into the die or not.