Core i7-6500U Mini PC MA76

MA76 Core i7 Mini PC Platform for Custom Orders

The MA76 configuration listed here uses the Intel Core i7-6500U processor with DDR3 memory, M.2 SATA storage, two HDMI ports and Gigabit Ethernet. It is a compact platform for private-label brands, distributors, resellers and OEM project buyers who need to define a product around their market, software and channel requirements.

A custom Mini PC order starts with a clear specification: what your customers will run, which configuration you will sell, and how the product should carry your brand. GreatAsia can review the selected platform alongside your branding, packaging and system setup brief before the sample configuration is finalized. Compare other Mini PC platforms when the project requires a different processor generation or interface layout.

Define a Product Specification Your Channel Can Use

Select the Hardware Configuration for Each SKU

Listed options include 8GB or 16GB DDR3 memory and 128GB, 256GB, 512GB or 1TB SATA SSD storage. For a distributor or private-label range, identify the exact combination for each SKU and keep it consistent across the quotation, packaging label, sales specification and order confirmation. Do not treat a lower-capacity quotation as the reference for a higher-capacity shipment.

The Core i7-6500U is a sixth-generation mobile processor with 2 cores and 4 threads. Its base frequency is 2.5 GHz, with Turbo Boost up to 3.1 GHz depending on workload and operating conditions. Sample testing should establish whether this platform meets the intended application; the Core i7 name alone does not establish suitability for demanding software or a modern Windows deployment.

Prepare Your Branding and Packaging Brief

Submit the logo artwork, proposed model name, label information and packaging requirements you want the purchasing team to review. If the project involves startup branding, language settings, a system image, manuals or specific accessories, list those items separately. This gives the customization discussion a defined scope instead of relying on a general request for an OEM product.

The custom Mini PC guide explains the decisions behind an OEM brief. The selected platform determines which requests are feasible; branding methods, system changes, MOQ, sample costs and production arrangements require project-specific confirmation.

Validate the Connections Before You Publish Specifications

Two HDMI ports allow connections to compatible displays. If your sales specification includes simultaneous dual-display use, approve that behavior with the actual resolution, refresh rate, monitors and cables. The supplied platform details do not confirm the HDMI version or maximum output performance.

The unit 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. Your product page, manual and sales team should describe them consistently so customers do not expect USB-C video output or power input.

The RTL8111H controller supplies one 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 Ethernet connection. Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6 module options are listed; specify the chosen module and antenna arrangement on the order. Bluetooth availability and version need separate confirmation. Review the business deployment guide when matching interfaces to the customer’s software and peripherals.

MA76 Platform Specifications

Use this table as a practical starting point for an RFQ and sample brief. Confirm the model and processor together, then record the chosen options in the final order specification.

Confirm each selected option rather than treating all listed capacities or wireless modules as included. Requests to change the enclosure, motherboard or port layout require a separate engineering review and are outside the scope of a simple configuration selection.

Approve the Sample Against Your Sales or Project Requirements

For a private-label launch, the sample should represent the configuration and presentation your customers will receive. Review hardware identification, system settings, wireless connectivity, display output and peripheral behavior. Approve any agreed logo placement, product labels, packaging artwork, manuals and accessory list alongside the computer.

For project deployment, use the customer’s actual applications and installation conditions. Reception, office, retail and signage workloads can differ substantially, so validate software, drivers, operating hours and restart requirements for the intended use. The platform has active fan cooling; leave ventilation clear and do not assume a noise rating or 24/7 capability without supporting tests.

Turn Sample Approval Into a Clear Bulk Order

Record the approved processor, RAM, SSD, wireless module, BIOS settings and system image in the order specification. Agree how the supplier will communicate proposed component substitutions, and define the checks your inspection team will use for configuration, function and packaging acceptance.

Include destination-market certification requirements, warranty terms, RMA responsibilities, spare-parts needs and shipping packaging in the project discussion. These requirements affect the delivered product and support plan; they should not remain assumptions after the hardware sample has passed.

GreatAsia can review your target users, selected platform, configuration, customization brief and deployment schedule before quotation and sample approval. Available options depend on the selected platform and should be confirmed before sample approval or bulk order. Share these details when you discuss your project.

MA76 OEM and Bulk Order FAQ

Which configuration does this MA76 specification describe?

This specification describes the MA76 with an Intel Core i7-6500U, 8GB or 16GB DDR3 options and M.2 SATA SSD capacity options from 128GB to 1TB. Confirm the model and processor together on the quotation.

Can buyers request their own branding and packaging?

Buyers can submit branding, label and packaging requirements for review. The selected platform, artwork, requested method and quantity determine feasibility, MOQ, costs and sample arrangements.

What should buyers provide for a custom order inquiry?

Provide the destination market, target users, software workload, required configuration, estimated quantity and customization brief. Include system, packaging, accessory and delivery requirements where available.

Do the USB-C ports support video or charging?

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

What should the bulk order specification include?

Include the approved hardware configuration, agreed system setup, branding, packaging and accessories. Define inspection criteria, component substitution approval and after-sales responsibilities before production.