This Kubb mini PC certainly isn't wallet-friendly, but it'll easily tackle any task you throw at it - and look…

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  • Bleu Jour squeezed workstation-class Intel hardware into a completely silent, compact aluminum desktop
  • The Kubb Fanless removes cooling fans without abandoning high-performance mobile processing hardware
  • Intel’s Core Ultra X7 powers this silent cube with surprisingly capable integrated graphics

The market for compact desktop systems has expanded rapidly in recent years, although most small form factor computers still involve obvious compromises with thermals or noise.

French manufacturer Bleu Jour appears determined to avoid those compromises with its latest Kubb Fanless mini PC.

The system relies entirely on a sculpted aluminum chassis for thermal dissipation, eliminating cooling fans while accommodating a high-performance mobile chip.

Passive cooling meets high-end mobile silicon

The Kubb Fanless keeps Bleu Jour's recognizable cube-shaped enclosure measuring roughly 120 mm across every side.

Vertical fins surrounding the chassis increase thermal surface area and allow heat dissipation through natural convection rather than traditional airflow.

That distinction matters because most...

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