FEVM leak shows 19 mm Panther Lake mini-PC with dual fans and OCuLink
Images shared by Huang514613 appear to show a new FEVM ultra-compact PC built around Intel Core Ultra 300 series . Based on the posted dimensions of 169 × 108 × 19 mm, this is closer to an ultra-compact desktop than a typical mini-PC. At just 19 mm thick, the chassis would be unusually slim for a 55 W system.
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The render may look fanless at first glance, but the leaked specs say otherwise. According to the post, this is a dual-fan design rated for a 55 W TDP. The cooling layout is not visible in the image, so FEVM is likely hiding the venting on the bottom or around the chassis edges.
Fanless? No, actually it’s a dual fan with 55W TDP.
FEVM Panther Lake ID
Preliminary 169*108*19mm
10G+2.5G, 3 M.2 slots(5.0×4, 4.0×4 with Oculink adapter, 4.0×2), 2 TBT4, PD 100W support pic.twitter.com/Wr3IH5CIhM— Huang514613 (@94G8LA) March 7, 2026
The leaked configuration lists 10GbE plus 2.5GbE, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, 100 W USB PD support, and three M.2 slots . Those are said to include one PCIe 5.0 x4 slot, one PCIe 4.0 x4 connection that can work with an OCuLink adapter, and one PCIe 4.0 x2 slot.
We couldn’t find the listing of this product, so it’s clearly something new that FEVM is working on. FEVM products are quite interesting from a design perspective, but they are really hard to find in stock globally, so hopefully they will work on that as well.
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