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# MINISFORUM MS-01 Mini Workstation Intel Core i9-13900H (vPro Enterprise Support) 32GB DDR5 1TB SSD Mini PC,2x 10Gbps SFP+/2x 2.5G RJ45/2x USB4/HDIM/1x PCIe4.0x16 slot/Support 3x M.2 2280/22110/U.2 SSD

**Brand:** minisforum
**Price:** ₨905090
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- **What is this?** MINISFORUM MS-01 Mini Workstation Intel Core i9-13900H (vPro Enterprise Support) 32GB DDR5 1TB SSD Mini PC,2x 10Gbps SFP+/2x 2.5G RJ45/2x USB4/HDIM/1x PCIe4.0x16 slot/Support 3x M.2 2280/22110/U.2 SSD by minisforum
- **How much does it cost?** ₨905090 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Why This Product

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## Description

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Review: The MS-A2 is the powerhouse of the cell - I purchased this MS-A2 model with 64GB RAM and a 1TB SSD, but then proceeded to upgrade it to 96GB RAM and add a secondary 4TB SSD. I went with the 9955HX model primarily because I wanted a lot of CPU cores for my use-case. At the time I purchased, the 'bare' system seemed to be having trouble shipping out, so I opted to go for the system which included RAM and SSD, and then add more RAM and storage to it. This is my second Minisforum system, after getting a UM890 Pro in late 2024 (which is still running perfectly as a development box). My use-case for this was to run Proxmox in a homelab setup, in order to centralise a lot of internal services and to make it easier to manage them. I've been running a dedicated pfsense system for a few years, and wanted to look into virtualising and moving to opnsense instead, while also migrating other services across from Unraid and other systems. My goal is to have Unraid act more like a pure NAS and less like a homelab environment. My initial thoughts on this system are mostly positive. It performs very well, as you'd expect. It seems as though nothing really taxes the CPU in this setting, almost always sitting at less than 5% utilisation, though I'm still only part of the way through migrating most services. I'll endeavour to update my review once I've finished moving more services across and done some more in-depth testing and formed a longer-term experience of it. The one downside I have with this is the noise. It's certainly not super-loud, but whereas I can comfortably have other systems in rooms where people sleep, this system regularly ramps up the fans. They're not loud as such, but the noise profile is definitely audible, and not pleasant. There's not much else to be expected from the laptop-style blower fans I suppose, especially with this much power under the hood, especially when you have it packed into a system as small as this. The reason for this is that even light usage causes at least 1 of the cores to ramp up to the turbo speed of ~5.4Ghz, causing a sudden heat spike and in turn fan ramping. In its stock configuration (but with fans set to 'quiet' mode), it idles at approximately 70°C in a ~20°C environment (giving it a t-delta of 50C), with heat spikes up to around 73°C, and infrequently up to 76°C. This can be resolved by disabling CPU boosting, which will keep it capped at ~2.5Ghz. If you're running this in a typical homelab setup, then having 32 cores at 2.5Ghz is still exceptional, and the majority of things most folks would run in a homelab still won't push it hard enough where the lower clock speed will be noticeable. In this setup, I was able to bring my idle temperatures down to approximately 60°C, with peaks up to around 62°C, giving it a new t-delta of approximately 40°C. In turn, the fans stopped ramping up randomly. Other owners have suggested that replacing the thermal paste may help - I haven't tried this yet, but it's something you may wish to consider. My personal recommendation for thermal paste is Arctic MX-4 based on many years of using it across lots of systems, but there's plenty of other good options out there. Overall, it's a great little system for homelab use-cases, and could comfortably replace multi-system setups The wonderful thing about systems like this running Proxmox is that you can comfortably give single or dual-cores to specific services, and still have mountains of CPU power still available. The value proposition is definitely there when you consider what it costs for even older-generation Xeon setups.
Review: Exactly what I wanted - This replaced my older, bulky ATX tower PC, just wanted to upgrade with something smaller that could handle a bit of everything and after reading bunch of reviews and watched several YouTube reviews, I took a chance on MS-A2. The size is proper compact, the aluminium body feels solid and I appreciate the tool-less base which makes it instant to open for upgrades. I already threw a second SSD to one of the three M.2 slots and there’s still room for more storage. It’s got a ton of ports, that’s very handy. I've been running a few VMs on it and doing some 4K editing and it's just basically chewing through everything without a complaint. It can get a bit noisy when it’s under full load, but that’s to be expected with this much power in a small thing, though the cooling seems to manage the heat well. When it's idling, it's fairly quiet, so it would be great as a 24/7 server. The integrated graphics are a bit useless for anything but spreadsheets, but the fact you can just plug in a full eGPU is a big plus (though you need to add oculink adapter to that massive pcie). A seriously capable machine, recommended.

## Features

- 【Intel 13th Generation Core i9】MINISFORUM MS-01 S1390 is equipped with the high-end Intel 13th Core i9 13900H Processor. 14C/20T, 24MB Cache,up to 5.4GHz, Featuring integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics with maximum frequencies of 1.5GHz and 1.45GHz,it bring powerful performance and ultimate smooth experience for gaming and working.
- 【Super Fast Network Speed】2x 10Gbps SFP+ network ports, supporting link aggregation; 2x 2.5G RJ45 network ports with I226-LM and I226-V (I226-LM supports Windows Server); 2x USB4 interfaces, supporting Thunderbolt Ethernet of 20Gbps.To sum up: a total network transmission speed of up to 65Gbps. With so many high-speed interfaces, you can quickly upload and access your NAS documents.
- 【Enterprise storage】MS-01 Mini Workstation supports up to 3x M.2 NVME SSDs, including one interface that supports PCIE4.0 with a transmission speed of up to 7000MB/s, and also supports Raid0 for increased capacity and Raid1 for data safety. It is designed for business buyers which can support up to 1x U.2 NVME SSD and 2x22110 M.2 MVNE SSDs, ensuring greater capacity and stronger stability, while also meeting the storage needs of geek enthusiasts Homelabserver.
- 【Standard PCIE slot】Minisforum MS-01 is equipped with a PCIe 4.0 x16 slot, allowing for the installation of high-performance external GPUs, network cards, storage controllers, and other external devices. The PCIe 4.0 x16 slot enables faster data transfer, delivering optimal performance in various applications that require high computational power and bandwidth, such as gaming, video editing, and 3D rendering.
- 【Rich Interfaces】3*USB3.0 type-A ports +2*USB2.0 type-A ports +1*HDMI2.0 ports(4K@60Hz) +2*USB4 40Gbps Type-C(Alt DP,8K@30Hz).Including 1xMS-01 MiniWorkStation, 1x U.2- M.2 conversion adapter, 1x power adapter, 1x power cord, 1x SSD heat sink, 1x HDMI cable, 1x mounting screw, 1x manual.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CZL8FF1X |
| Best Sellers Rank | 6,591 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 34 in Desktop PCs |
| Brand | MINISFORUM |
| Colour | Black |
| Computer Memory Type | DDR5 RAM |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (65) |
| Date First Available | 1 April 2024 |
| Graphics Card Description | Dedicated |
| Graphics Card Interface | Integrated |
| Graphics Chipset Brand | Intel |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Intel Iris Xe Graphics |
| Graphics RAM Type | DDR5 SDRAM |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Hard Disk Description | SSD |
| Hard Disk Rotational Speed | 7200 |
| Hard Drive Interface | Serial ATA-600 |
| Hard Drive Size | 1000 GB |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Item Weight | 2.73 kg |
| Item model number | MS-01 |
| Manufacturer | Micro Computer (HK) Tech Limited |
| Maximum Memory Supported | 32 GB |
| Memory Technology | DDR4 |
| Number of HDMI Ports | 1 |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 3 |
| Operating System | OS |
| Package Dimensions | 23.3 x 23.1 x 12.2 cm; 2.73 kg |
| Processor Brand | Intel |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Processor Socket | FCBGA1744 |
| Processor Speed | 5.4 GHz |
| Processor Type | Intel Core i9 |
| RAM Size | 64 GB |
| Resolution | 3840x2160 |
| Screen Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
| Series | MS-01 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MINISFORUM
- **CPU model:** Intel Core i9
- **CPU speed:** 5.4 GHz
- **Cache size:** 24 MB
- **Graphics card description:** Dedicated
- **Graphics co-processor:** Intel Iris Xe Graphics
- **Memory storage capacity:** 32 GB
- **Operating system:** OS
- **Personal computer design type:** Mini PC
- **Specific uses for product:** Business

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The MS-A2 is the powerhouse of the cell
*by S***D on 30 June 2025*

I purchased this MS-A2 model with 64GB RAM and a 1TB SSD, but then proceeded to upgrade it to 96GB RAM and add a secondary 4TB SSD. I went with the 9955HX model primarily because I wanted a lot of CPU cores for my use-case. At the time I purchased, the 'bare' system seemed to be having trouble shipping out, so I opted to go for the system which included RAM and SSD, and then add more RAM and storage to it. This is my second Minisforum system, after getting a UM890 Pro in late 2024 (which is still running perfectly as a development box). My use-case for this was to run Proxmox in a homelab setup, in order to centralise a lot of internal services and to make it easier to manage them. I've been running a dedicated pfsense system for a few years, and wanted to look into virtualising and moving to opnsense instead, while also migrating other services across from Unraid and other systems. My goal is to have Unraid act more like a pure NAS and less like a homelab environment. My initial thoughts on this system are mostly positive. It performs very well, as you'd expect. It seems as though nothing really taxes the CPU in this setting, almost always sitting at less than 5% utilisation, though I'm still only part of the way through migrating most services. I'll endeavour to update my review once I've finished moving more services across and done some more in-depth testing and formed a longer-term experience of it. The one downside I have with this is the noise. It's certainly not super-loud, but whereas I can comfortably have other systems in rooms where people sleep, this system regularly ramps up the fans. They're not loud as such, but the noise profile is definitely audible, and not pleasant. There's not much else to be expected from the laptop-style blower fans I suppose, especially with this much power under the hood, especially when you have it packed into a system as small as this. The reason for this is that even light usage causes at least 1 of the cores to ramp up to the turbo speed of ~5.4Ghz, causing a sudden heat spike and in turn fan ramping. In its stock configuration (but with fans set to 'quiet' mode), it idles at approximately 70°C in a ~20°C environment (giving it a t-delta of 50C), with heat spikes up to around 73°C, and infrequently up to 76°C. This can be resolved by disabling CPU boosting, which will keep it capped at ~2.5Ghz. If you're running this in a typical homelab setup, then having 32 cores at 2.5Ghz is still exceptional, and the majority of things most folks would run in a homelab still won't push it hard enough where the lower clock speed will be noticeable. In this setup, I was able to bring my idle temperatures down to approximately 60°C, with peaks up to around 62°C, giving it a new t-delta of approximately 40°C. In turn, the fans stopped ramping up randomly. Other owners have suggested that replacing the thermal paste may help - I haven't tried this yet, but it's something you may wish to consider. My personal recommendation for thermal paste is Arctic MX-4 based on many years of using it across lots of systems, but there's plenty of other good options out there. Overall, it's a great little system for homelab use-cases, and could comfortably replace multi-system setups The wonderful thing about systems like this running Proxmox is that you can comfortably give single or dual-cores to specific services, and still have mountains of CPU power still available. The value proposition is definitely there when you consider what it costs for even older-generation Xeon setups.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exactly what I wanted
*by A***I on 2 September 2025*

This replaced my older, bulky ATX tower PC, just wanted to upgrade with something smaller that could handle a bit of everything and after reading bunch of reviews and watched several YouTube reviews, I took a chance on MS-A2. The size is proper compact, the aluminium body feels solid and I appreciate the tool-less base which makes it instant to open for upgrades. I already threw a second SSD to one of the three M.2 slots and there’s still room for more storage. It’s got a ton of ports, that’s very handy. I've been running a few VMs on it and doing some 4K editing and it's just basically chewing through everything without a complaint. It can get a bit noisy when it’s under full load, but that’s to be expected with this much power in a small thing, though the cooling seems to manage the heat well. When it's idling, it's fairly quiet, so it would be great as a 24/7 server. The integrated graphics are a bit useless for anything but spreadsheets, but the fact you can just plug in a full eGPU is a big plus (though you need to add oculink adapter to that massive pcie). A seriously capable machine, recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great as a NAS... just be mindful of heat control
*by B***O on 22 December 2025*

Brought this to replace a home built NAS. Whilst its not a fair comparison as I had 32GBN DDR4 memory, Core i5 K series, etc... this workstation has been fantastic. Streams my media around the house perfectly. I have mine locked up in a mini-rack in an airing cupboard, so limited airflow but a fan on top of the rack helps a lot as this thing can be spike in terms of heat. The components 2.5Gb ethernet, etc... is fantastic. I'm running Unraid and it works perfectly fine. Do I think it could simultaneously stream 4k to 8 locations in the house... I'm not so sure, due to my setup transcoding is rare, but I'd suspect this could handle 1 or 2 transcoded streams at the same time. Why 4 stars instead of 5? Its a great system, its got some great specs, and the form factor is great as a NAS, there's just something niggling in my head about head room for anything computationally challenging.

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