Geekom IT13 2025 Mini-PC review – Another refresh with an update to the i9-13900HK

1 - Introduction and technical data 2 - Look and feel 3 - Teardown 4 - Benchmarks: CPU, SSD and cache 5 - Benchmarks: GPU and games 6 - Temperatures, power consumption and noise 7 - Summary and conclusion

Geekom’s third model is now receiving a 2025 update and upgrade to a more up-to-date processor. This time, however, the jump is apparently quite small, from the i9-13900H to the i9-13900HK. I first considered simply updating the old article, but then decided to write my own review. Large parts are of course identical and have been adopted, but strictly speaking it is a different device.

Click here for the review of the other model:

Geekom Mini IT13 Mini-PC Review – An i9-13900H with 20 threads in the smallest of spaces

Packaging and scope of delivery

At least with the box I see a step backwards, the lettering on the front looked a bit cooler on the older model, but that’s a matter of taste.

Front

Back

The back, on the other hand, has remained practically unchanged.

In addition to the padded lid, a layer of foam protects the Mini-PC on the sides.

The range of accessories has remained the same, with a combined VESA and wall mount, HDMI cables and a power supply included, but this time a different model. It is a BSY120S1906323 D.

Specifications

Here is an overview of the technical details, further information can be found on the manufacturer’s product page.