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Beelink minipc S12 pro. Δεν περίμενα ποτέ ότι θα υπάρχει pc με 16Gb ram και 500GB σκληρό με 250 ευρώ τιμή. Κινεζια και έχει αντέξει, φτου φτου μη το ματιασω, 1.5 χρόνο.Τρέχει απρόσκοπτα μέχρι και photoshop, ψιλο-κολωνει σε Davinci Resolve αλλά νταξ..... Με N100 επεξεργαστή δεν περίμενα θαύματα.
TedGal in r/greece
July 24, 2026 at 9:24 a.m.
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Is Windows 11 really that bad for running Plex with the arr suite and Docker?
Windows will work perfectly fine on the Beelink. In fact, I ran Win11 on my Dad's Beelink S12 Pro for a couple of years. I also ran PMS on Windows for awhile as well. The problem is (for me) the random updates that FORCE reboots and, since I refuse to create a Microsoft account, the "create your Mic
...JMeucci in r/PleX
April 4, 2026 at 2:38 p.m.
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Raspberry Pi?
Mini pcs are better. I have the beelink S12 pro. It has intel N100 which can easily transcode 4 streams at once
Steppenstreuner_ in r/jellyfin
May 9, 2026 at 6:42 p.m.
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Plex pass for Dummies
No, if you are a part of his Plex Home you get all the same benefits His computer is either shutdown or in sleep mode. Just like any other normal computer does if not configured for 24/7 usage. He should invest in a small server like a beelink mini s12 pro As said only server owner needs one Absolut
...Vinumzz in r/PleX
June 19, 2026 at 10:23 p.m.
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What's Wrong with a Basic Plex Server Install on Windows
Nothing wrong at all. I still have the windows that came installed on beelink s12 pro mini PC. Lots of posts here on how to use Linux and/or dockers I got none of that. Ars and Plex installed on windows. Works beautifully.
Prof_Fancy_Pants in r/PleX
September 14, 2025 at 5:14 p.m.
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Is there an affordable (<$200) low power device PC out there to run torrents and a single stream 4k Plex server?
With RAMpocalypse/RAMageddon and Alder Lake-N/Twin Lake availability to reduce budget is the compromise on build quality (like the AK1PLUS) or overall performance. The better build quality would be the Beelink MINI S12 N100 or S13 N150 which of both doubled in price since last year. For Plex I would
...Retired_Hillbilly336 in r/MiniPCs
July 28, 2026 at 7:03 p.m.
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QuickSync vs dedicated GPU for transcoding, is the quality difference actually noticeable
My Plex/Jellyfin media server is a cheap $150 BeeLink S12 Pro mini pc sitting in a shelf in a rack with $1000s of dollars of Supermicro and Dell servers. 😆🤪 I get a kick out of it every time I see it sitting there. There are at least 11 music streams and 1 4K stream running 24/7. I can stream anothe
...Adrenolin01 in r/PleX
March 27, 2026 at 9:59 p.m.
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Best OS to host your Plex server in 2025?
Im comfortable with windows so I recently set up my Plex server on a Beelink S12 pro with windows 11. Frankly, it just works. No need for research, trouble-shooting or anything. Also got Plex pass and hw transcoding again, just works. Tested locally with an LG TV app, remotely on my android phone an
...TedGal in r/PleX
April 22, 2025 at 8:01 p.m.
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Is there a way to get rid of my dedicated Plex server with Unifi NAS?
It's Prime Day and you can get an Intel N100 mini PC with 16GB RAM for $150 https://www.amazon.com/Beelink-S12-Pro-Generation-Intel/dp/B0BW8JSQCH Intel N100 uses 6W idle It has Plex hardware transcoding It can run Proxmox
No_Clock2390 in r/Ubiquiti
July 8, 2025 at 4:22 p.m.
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Low-power hardware suggestion?
My N100 Beelink S12 Pro uses 10-24W. I'm in an RV and boondock a lot so I count every watt. It's very efficient. About 2-4x more power consumption than a RPi but way more than 2-4x more powerful. I run over 100 Kubernetes containers including a full media stack.
jimheim in r/selfhosted
July 2, 2026 at 2:27 p.m.
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