GMKtec Launches NucBox K13 Powered By Core Ultra 7 256V; Its First Mini PC To Feautre 5 GbE LAN

Jan 31, 2026 at 10:07am EST
GMKtec NucBox K3 mini PC with visible ports including HDMI, USB-C, and Ethernet on a green abstract background.

Another mini PC launched by GMKtec, aiming at power-efficient operation while offering a well-rounded feature set.

GMKtec Debuts NucBox K13 Lunar Lake Mini PC for AI Computing and Everyday Productivity; 16 GB RAM and up to 16 TB Storage Capacity

Popular mini PC maker, GMKtec, has launched its first Intel Lunar Lake-based mini PC called NucBox K13, which is powered by the Intel Core Ultra 7 256V. GMKtec already has plenty of modern CPU-based mini PC systems, bringing powerful processors from the Zen 5-based Strix Halo and even Arrow Lake family, but this one marks the first-ever Lunar Lake device that will bring a balanced set of features for professionals and even gamers.

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The NucBox K13 is an ultra-compact mini PC that measures just 18.6 cm in length, and is even more compact than a standard gaming console. The device weighs just 523 grams, making it extremely easy to carry around and brings powerful specs and connectivity features for the masses. At the heart of the device lies the 8-core/8-thread Intel Core Ultra 7 256V processor, which brings powerful AI compute to carry out local AI workloads.

The processor has a decently strong integrated Arc 140V GPU, which can play most games with decent frame rates. The K13 brings up to 115 AI TOPS of total AI performance, making it a viable solution for local AI inference, automation workflows, and also for advanced multitasking. The device is also the first-ever mini PC from GMKtec to bring a 5 GbE LAN port for high-speed internet connectivity.

The system uses 16 GB LPDDR5X memory clocked at 8533 MT/s that is sufficient for most apps and games, and the storage can be expanded to 16 TB using Dual PCIe 4.0 2280 NVMe SSD slots. The connectivity includes an HDMI 2.1 port that supports triple 4K displays, and there are dual USB4 ports with Alt DP as well. The I/O includes several USB Type A and Type C ports, and also a Reset Button to factory reset the BIOS, which is really convenient.

The device starts at $669 for a 16 GB + 512 GB configuration and will sell for $719 if users opt for the 1 TB storage. The NucBox K13 is currently available on the official store for purchase.

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