Review on 💻 ASUS PN41 Fanless MiniPC Barebone: Intel 11th Gen Dual Core Celeron N4500, Dual 4K Support, WiFi, Bluetooth 5, VESA Mount by Ada Adaszek ᠌

I highly recommend purchasing a small USB fan for it. I myself plan to disassemble and see if there are power pins for the cooler inside. Perhaps it makes sense to just buy a small cooler inside for a pretty penny. It's strange that ASUS spared the fan for the version with the N6000 and put it only on the version with the N6005 with overclocked frequencies and a slightly more efficient GPU core. In general, there is not much difference between these versions in terms of performance. Both processors are 4-core with very fast graphics for an HTPC. Watching movies is no problem. : I disassembled the device, and there are no pins on the motherboard for connecting the cooler where the inscription CPU_FAN is. A massive heatsink is installed on the board, which is glued to the top cover of the mini-pc with three thermal pads. But there was a 3.5 mm audio jack, for which a hole was not drilled in the case on the front panel. But it doesn't seem to be connected, as it would be detected by the system as a device anyway.