pretty cool! It was actually on sale during BF/Cyber Monday for $350 which isn't bad...to JSTMelon's point, this is plenty powerful by mini PC standards considering the size and efficiency (though it's not a pro gaming PC but the price doesn't reflect that either)...looking at passmark the score is surprisingly close w. Apple M1 (13.6K vs. 14.3K)...so it should be more than enough for most folks. Definitely not a low end cpu IMO
Hi bro , I need your advise [ Beelink SER5 Max, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H ] or [ Beelink SEi12, i5-1235U 10-Core 12-Thread] , which one should i buy - purpose like gaming and 3d works
did u do temperature tests? i have this mini pc and it gets 91 degrees when i open softwares like discord or even internet pages. i am not shure whats going on.
anyone has the back USB port issue? with sei12s? it seems it takes great pressure and a very hard push to plug the usb stick or keyboard or any USb devices into them. Also need great pulling pressure and the use of a tool to get them out again?
@@xonnathagreat7644 Bro, no it isnt. The radeon 6000 series and its 680m igpu which is fast as the gtx 1050 destroys this cpu. Many other cpus like the i5 12500h too. Intel cpus dont have great igpus though.
The E-cores boost to 3.3GHz and the P-cores boost to 4.4 GHz. The BIOS is very very configurable and you can push the boost higher manually if you're careful about cooling and handy enough to implement better airflow. For 10 cores and 32 GB of RAM in a tiny footprint at $400, it's really hard to beat. I'm using one of these with Unraid running Plex, Sonarr, Radarr, Overseerr and a slew of other things, serving about 5 to 10 external users (friends & family) with no issues.
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pretty cool! It was actually on sale during BF/Cyber Monday for $350 which isn't bad...to JSTMelon's point, this is plenty powerful by mini PC standards considering the size and efficiency (though it's not a pro gaming PC but the price doesn't reflect that either)...looking at passmark the score is surprisingly close w. Apple M1 (13.6K vs. 14.3K)...so it should be more than enough for most folks. Definitely not a low end cpu IMO
I have one of these. My only concern is about the boot, it takes to long to start Windows compared to other PCs I have
Hi bro , I need your advise [ Beelink SER5 Max, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H ] or [ Beelink SEi12, i5-1235U 10-Core 12-Thread] , which one should i buy - purpose like gaming and 3d works
AMD bro
Не удается выйти из режима сна ни с передним, ни с задним портом USB, помогите !
Can i plug an egpu adapter to this via m.2 ports, are there m.2 ports on the board?
did u do temperature tests? i have this mini pc and it gets 91 degrees when i open softwares like discord or even internet pages. i am not shure whats going on.
anyone has the back USB port issue? with sei12s? it seems it takes great pressure and a very hard push to plug the usb stick or keyboard or any USb devices into them. Also need great pulling pressure and the use of a tool to get them out again?
Lookin' at this specifically for the Undisputed Early Access Boxing game that's only on PC right now.
Anyone know IF this can run it??
Lovely
the cpu isnt a powerful cpu, its a low-mid range cpu, it has a low boost clock and only 2 performance cores and scores under 5k on cinebench
It is VERY powerful for a mini PC.
Stop, man.
@@xonnathagreat7644 Bro, no it isnt. The radeon 6000 series and its 680m igpu which is fast as the gtx 1050 destroys this cpu. Many other cpus like the i5 12500h too. Intel cpus dont have great igpus though.
@JSTMelon bro, the whole thing is 350 bux. No shi it's not the most powerful
@@JSTMelon smelling scamd fanboy.
The E-cores boost to 3.3GHz and the P-cores boost to 4.4 GHz. The BIOS is very very configurable and you can push the boost higher manually if you're careful about cooling and handy enough to implement better airflow. For 10 cores and 32 GB of RAM in a tiny footprint at $400, it's really hard to beat. I'm using one of these with Unraid running Plex, Sonarr, Radarr, Overseerr and a slew of other things, serving about 5 to 10 external users (friends & family) with no issues.