GoKawiilAaeon's Up Xtreme PTL Edge Air pairs Intel Arc B390 graphics with AirJet solid-state cooling
Aaeon has launched the Up Xtreme PTL Edge Air, a compact industrial PC that replaces conventional fan-and-heatsink cooling with Frore Systems' AirJet solid-state airflow technology. The system can be configured with Intel Core Ultra X7 358H, Ultra 7 356H or Ultra 5 325 processors, with the top option including Arc B390 integrated graphics featuring 12 Xe cores. Aaeon says the unit runs under 21 dBA and is 35% thinner and 43% lighter than a comparable fan-cooled design.
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Removing moving fan parts could let industrial PCs pack more powerful processors and graphics into thinner, lighter enclosures, which matters for kiosks, robots and medical devices with tight space constraints. Lower vibration from solid-state cooling may also protect the accuracy of nearby cameras, sensors and actuators in embedded deployments. This suggests cooling technology itself could become a differentiator for edge computing hardware, not just chip performance.
- Aaeon's Up Xtreme PTL Edge Air uses Frore Systems' AirJet cooling instead of a traditional fan and heatsink
- Top configuration pairs an Intel Core Ultra processor with Arc B390 graphics (12 Xe cores)
- Aaeon claims under 21 dBA noise and a design 35% thinner and 43% lighter than comparable fan-cooled systems
Source: techspot.com — Skye Jacobs, 2026-10-02
Published there as: “Aaeon's new industrial PC combines Intel Arc B390 graphics with near-silent AirJet cooling”
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