Introduction

Not so long ago, a UMPC device called the P8 appeared on the market. The device is actively sold on Aliexpress. The manufacturer of the device is unknown, so we will call the device NoName P8. The NoName P8 is notable for the fact that, with rich functionality, it costs about $250, which is several times cheaper than competing devices such as the One-Netbook A1.

Let’s test the performance and see how the NoName P8, with its surprisingly low price, is able to compete with analogous UMPC devices in terms of CPU, SSD and GPU performance.

Testing methodology

The following programs were used to test CPU, Memory, Disk performance:

Geekbench version 5.3.1;
PassMark Performance Test 10.0 build 1010;
CrystalDiskMark version 8.0.1;
CPU-Z version 1.95;

The following programs were used to test 3D performance:

3DMark with default settings. Version details:

Time Spy version 1.2
Fire Strike version 1.1
Wild Life version 1.0
SystemInfo version 5.37.888.0

Unigine Heaven Benchmark at the resolution of 1280×720; version 4.0.

Test setup descriptions

NoName P8

Processor: Intel Processor N100
SSD: Netac 1Tb N930ES NT01N930ES-001T-E2X
BIOS version: MH-ADL81 1.08 x64
OS: Windows 10 Professional Version 22H2 Build 19045.4291
Intel UHD Graphics driver version: 31.0.101.5186

All the other test setups are described here: https://handheld.computer/?page_id=1009

CPU & Memory performance

SSD performance

It is worth noting the SSD performance of P8 is even faster than the premium OneGx1 Pro.

3D performance

Conclusion

In all major aspects, the No Name P8 is significantly faster than the One-Netbook A 1 and other UMPC devices based on the m3-8100Y. Considering the price of the No Name P8 at $ 250, the device stands out from the modern UMPC line in terms of price/quality ratio.

Benchmarking NoName P8 – a convertible UMPC