The 10ZiG 5900q is a quad-core thin client built on the Intel Pentium N3710 processor and the Intel Braswell Refresh platform, supporting up to three simultaneous displays. The closest Thinvent alternative is the Thinvent Treo Mini PC with Intel Celeron N5095A, which offers a similar quad-core class with a larger memory and storage range.
10ZiG 5900q vs Thinvent Treo Mini PC
| Feature | 10ZiG 5900q | Thinvent Treo Mini PC, Intel Celeron N5095A | Thinvent Treo Mini PC, Intel Core i3-1215U |
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| Processor | Intel Pentium N3710 | Intel Celeron N5095A | Intel Core i3-1215U |
| Cores/Threads | 4 cores | 4 cores | 6 cores |
| RAM | Not stated | Up to 32 GB | Up to 64 GB |
| Storage | Not stated (4 GB eMMC in example unit) | Up to 2 TB SSD | Up to 2 TB SSD |
| Form Factor | Thin client | Mini PC | Mini PC |
| Max Display Support | Up to three displays (3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz) | Not stated | Not stated |
Key differences
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Thinvent offers a higher memory ceiling, with the Treo Mini PC supporting up to 32 GB RAM with the N5095A and up to 64 GB with the Core i3-1215U.
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Thinvent offers larger storage, with SSD options up to 2 TB across the Treo range.
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The Thinvent Treo Mini PC with Core i3-1215U provides six cores, against the four cores of the 10ZiG 5900q.
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The 10ZiG 5900q is a thin client, while the Thinvent Treo is a mini PC, which can suit buyers who want a configurable desktop-class system.
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The 10ZiG 5900q lists three-display support with 4K output, a feature the provided Thinvent details do not describe.
Which one should you choose?
Choose the 10ZiG 5900q if you need a thin client with the Pentium N3710 platform and multi-monitor 4K output for VDI. Choose the Thinvent Treo Mini PC if you need more memory, larger SSD storage, or a six-core Intel Core i3 for industrial and commercial workloads.
