GTI15

IMO it really depends on the purpose and your preference. And don't forget to add the cost for the external GPU. If you don't mind the bulkier, noisier and less power efficient setup and your main purpose is hard gaming then yes, the GTi15 Ultra Combo Dock + External GPU will be the best option. And

I have 2 of the GTI15, and so far loving them. I purchased them bare bones from VopTronics and installed 128GB RAM and 2 4GB NVME. I'm also using their EX Pro docking stations with Nvidia GPUs. My AI workloads are cruising like champs. https://www.voptronics.com/beelink-gti15-ultra.html

Lan is the same but pc is not . We already have example of Intel WiFi modules running fine on Intel platforms but not running on AMD. Intel never found or fixed the problem, nobody really knows what the problem is. If this is not the case, can be either some engineering mistake on connecting the Int

all depends on several factors, context length, system ram not just vram. i was running a mac mini m4 pro 24g which is unified memory and good memory bandwidth. i could load thegemma4-26b-a4b model but with context an system overheads it was painfully slow. (i was using openclaw which adds significa

I've been running a Beelink GTi13 Ultra (i9-13900HK, 64GB RAM) as my main dev machine for several months now and it handles your use case perfectly. I regularly run 100+ browser tabs, multiple IDEs, Docker containers, VMs, and various development tools simultaneously without issues. For the GTi15, I