EQI12

For what you get now with the RAMpocalypse the Atom Celeron N150 mini PCs from a reputable brand aren't making much sense. As an example after a few weeks of use a friend of mine returned there MINI S13 for a Beelink EQi12 Core i3-1220P. The EQi12 brought dual channel memory, dual NIC and dual 2280

I started with USB coral on Beelink EQ12 (N100) then with an HP Elite Desk 800 G3? (i5-8500), then a dual coral on pcie, and a month or two ago an Intel Ultra 5-125h ($500 mini pc PELADN Mini PC,Core Ultra 5 125H Mini Desktop Computer, 32GB Dual DDR5/512GB M.2 PCIe 4.0 SSD). I have 9 cameras. I was

Got mine today, it is very well built. I was surprised by how nice the finish is and how tight the tollarences are. I already have an EQ12 as my Proxmox server and the ME PRO will have to wait for my next project. The only thing I could find that is not as it should is the heat transfer pad for the

Sure, but it wont be pretty or fast. Id go with a N100 one if you really want a mini pc. The N4000 will not make for a snappy experience. One thing to keep in mind - ive had four now and all but one are in desperate need of replacement fans. They just dont survive 24/7 operation. Ny favorite is a 6

Indeed. There's a couple of factors in play supporting the 45W TDP / 115W MTP Core i7-12650H within the AZW/Beelink EQ series platform. PSU integration not only reduced power supply output to 85W to accommodate a smaller PSU, the integration also reduced PCB/cooler footprint. The result, thermal thr