Pccooler has confirmed a major hardware refresh for its Ronghe FC300 CS modular computer. The split type all in one PC separates the host unit from the display, allowing owners to upgrade internal components independently. The upcoming configuration swaps out the older Meteor Lake silicon for a much faster Intel Core Ultra X7 358H processor.
The Ronghe FC300 CS originally launched with an Intel Core Ultra 5 125U chip. That was a bottleneck. Pccooler built the machine as a 2 part system where the main PC brick slots behind a matching display. Users can swap either component without replacing the whole desk setup. This update delivers the 1st real proof of modular longevity for the platform.
Switching to the Intel Core Ultra X7 358H brings a major boost to CPU, graphics, and NPU artificial intelligence performance. Official teaser images confirm the outer shell is completely identical. The I/O ports along the left side of the computing module maintain the exact same layout as the previous version. Existing desk setups will work without adapter changes. Pccooler has yet to confirm pricing or retail availability.
