# Specifications


> Screenly Player Max Mk3: Intel Core 3 100U, 16 GB DDR5, 500 GB PCIe4 storage, 4K over HDMI, with a TPM and Secure Boot.
The current Player Max, and the model to buy when replacing hardware that is reaching the end of its support window.

## Specifications

| Component | Specification |
| --- | --- |
| Processor | Intel Core 3 100U |
| Memory | 16 GB DDR5 |
| Storage | 500 GB PCIe4 |
| Video output | Up to 4K. Four outputs usable at once: two HDMI and two USB-C |
| Networking | Ethernet and Wi-Fi. No external Wi-Fi antenna |
| Dimensions | 4.63 x 4.41 x 2.13 in (117 x 112 x 54 mm) |
| Expected lifetime | 5 years |

The Mk3 is not fanless.

## Displays

Four video outputs can be used at once: two HDMI, and two USB-C carrying video over DisplayPort Alt Mode. That is up to four screens from one player, all showing the same picture. See [Driving more than one display](/docs/screenlyos/overview/multiple-displays/).

## Security

| Feature | |
| --- | --- |
| Trusted Platform Module (TPM) | Yes |
| Secure Boot | Yes |
| Cryptographically signed updates | Yes |

A TPM means the credentials a screen uses to reach protected content are stored in the chip rather than in ordinary storage, which matters for a screen showing a dashboard behind a login or reaching an internal service over mutual TLS.

## Other

A real time clock keeps time across a power cut, so the device does not depend on reaching a time server before it can do anything. See [Configure time servers](/docs/screenlyos/networking/guides/configure-time-servers/).

Wake on LAN is supported, so the player can be started remotely over the network.

## Not published here

We do not have confirmed figures for the graphics, ethernet speed, Wi-Fi standard, Bluetooth, power supply, audio ports, or the VESA pattern.

For any of those, check the [product page](https://shop.screenly.io/products/screenly-player-max-mk-3) or {{< support-link "ask support" >}}.