Core i5-6200U Mini PC MA56

MA56 Core i5 Mini PC Platform for OEM and Private-Label Orders

The MA56 is a compact Intel Core i5-6200U Mini PC platform for distributors, resellers, private-label brands and project purchasing teams. Its listed configuration combines DDR3 memory, M.2 SATA storage, two HDMI ports and Gigabit Ethernet in a 112.2 × 112.2 × 38 mm enclosure. Buyers can use this platform as a starting point for discussing their hardware configuration, branding, packaging and system setup requirements.

For a custom order, start with the product your channel needs to sell or the workstation your customer needs to deploy. Define the software workload, target configuration, market requirements and estimated quantity before approving a sample. Compare other Mini PC platforms if the project calls for a different processor generation or interface arrangement.

Define the Configuration for Your Product Range

Match Memory and Storage to the Order

Listed options include 8GB or 16GB DDR3 memory and a 128GB, 256GB, 512GB or 1TB M.2 SATA SSD. For a reseller product range, assign a clear configuration to each SKU. The quotation, product specification, packaging label and delivered unit should all identify the same memory and storage combination.

The Intel Core i5-6200U has 2 cores and 4 threads, with a 2.3 GHz base frequency and Turbo Boost up to 2.8 GHz. Evaluate the platform with the applications your customers will actually run. Its sixth-generation Core i5 designation should not replace workload testing or operating system planning.

Prepare a Specific Customization Brief

Submit your logo artwork, proposed product labels, packaging requirements and destination market for review. Where the project requires startup branding, a system image, language settings, manuals or selected accessories, identify these items separately. A defined brief gives the purchasing team a clearer basis for comparing quotations and approving the sample.

GreatAsia can review the requested scope against the selected platform. Branding methods, system changes, minimum order quantities, costs and sample arrangements depend on the project and require confirmation. Our custom Mini PC guide explains how to prepare these requirements before an OEM order.

Verify Interfaces Against the Customer’s Equipment

Two HDMI ports provide connections for compatible monitors. When your product specification includes a two-screen workstation, validate simultaneous output using the intended displays, cables, resolution and refresh rate. The supplied specifications do not establish the HDMI version or maximum dual-display performance.

The MA56 includes two USB 3.0 Type-A ports, two USB 2.0 Type-A ports and two USB-C 3.0 ports. Both USB-C ports support data only. Keep this distinction clear in your product listing, manual and sales communication: connect displays through HDMI and power the computer through its DC input.

One RTL8111H Ethernet controller supplies a 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 connection. M.2 Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6 module options are listed, so the order should identify the chosen module and antenna arrangement. Bluetooth availability and version need separate confirmation. The business deployment guide provides context for matching connectivity to the intended software and peripherals.

MA56 Platform Specifications

Use the following table as a practical starting point for your RFQ and sample brief. Confirm the final configuration and agreed customization scope on the quotation and approved sample record.

The table describes the listed platform and configuration options. It does not mean that every option is included in one unit. Changes to the enclosure, motherboard or interface layout require a separate feasibility review rather than a standard memory or storage selection.

Approve the Sample as a Reference for Your Order

For a private-label product, sample approval should cover the configuration and presentation your customers will receive. Record the processor, memory, SSD, wireless module and system setup. Approve any agreed logo placement, labels, packaging artwork, manuals and accessories at the same stage.

For a deployment project, test the actual software, peripherals and installation conditions. An office workstation, POS terminal and signage player can place different demands on the same hardware. Include the intended workload, display arrangement, restart behavior and operating hours in the validation plan.

Built-in fans provide active cooling, so the installation must leave ventilation openings clear. The presence of a fan does not establish a noise rating or suitability for unattended 24/7 operation. Agree any required thermal, acoustic or continuous-operation tests before treating those properties as product claims.

Connect Sample Approval With Batch Acceptance

Turn the approved sample into a written order specification. Identify the configuration, agreed system image, BIOS settings, branding, packaging and accessories. Define how proposed component substitutions will be reviewed so the production reference remains clear if a supplier needs to change a component.

Agree the inspection criteria for configuration, function and packaging before shipment. Destination-market certification requirements, warranty terms, RMA responsibilities and spare-parts needs also belong in the project discussion. These items affect the purchasing decision even when the hardware sample runs the required software.

Prepare Your MA56 Custom Order Inquiry

Share your destination market, target users, software workload, selected configuration and estimated order quantity. Add the branding files, packaging brief, system requirements and project schedule where available. GreatAsia can use this information to review the selected platform and clarify the scope before quotation and sample approval.

Available options depend on the selected platform and should be confirmed before sample approval or bulk order. To review your requirements, discuss your project with our team.

MA56 OEM and Bulk Order FAQ

Which processor does this MA56 configuration use?

This MA56 specification uses the Intel Core i5-6200U with 2 cores, 4 threads, a 2.3 GHz base frequency and Turbo Boost up to 2.8 GHz. Confirm the model and processor together on the final quotation.

What customization requirements can buyers submit?

Buyers can submit requirements for memory, storage, wireless modules, branding, labels, packaging and system setup for review. Feasibility, MOQ, costs and sample arrangements depend on the selected platform and requested scope.

Do the USB-C ports support video or computer charging?

No. Both USB-C 3.0 ports support data only. Use HDMI for display connections and the DC input for computer power.

What should buyers approve before bulk production?

Approve the exact hardware configuration, application and peripheral behavior, agreed system setup, branding, packaging and accessories. Record the inspection criteria and component substitution approval process in the order specification.

What information is needed for a quotation?

Provide the destination market, intended applications, required configuration, estimated quantity and customization brief. Include operating system, packaging, accessory and delivery requirements where available.