Graviton has unveiled its new D14I mini-PC, built on the proprietary Ukhta-3 motherboard. The device features an Intel H810 chipset and supports Intel Core Ultra 200S processors, specifically the Core Ultra 5 and Core Ultra 7 series. The product is officially registered in the Unified Register of Russian Radio-Electronic Products.
The hardware configuration allows for up to 96 GB of DDR5 RAM and supports high-speed PCIe Gen 5.0 drives. Users can install both 2.5-inch SSDs and PCIe M.2 storage modules. The system also includes a network interface capable of speeds up to 2500 Mbit/s, ensuring efficient data exchange for corporate environments.
The chassis supports mounting behind a monitor, and the device can output video to three displays simultaneously without extra graphics cards. The front panel provides five USB ports for peripherals. Graviton plans to begin mass production of the D14I model in early 2027.
According to Sergey Gendrikh, head of client systems at Graviton, the use of the custom Ukhta-3 motherboard enabled flexible internal layout and optimized connectivity. The design aims to balance high performance with a compact form factor suitable for modern office workspaces.
