GTR9 Pro

Why everyone asks but no one bothers to read?! 😮 Is it that hard? If you just read a couple of recent threads here you would be up to speed in no time. This recurrent duplication of the same questions for the same subjects really kills it for reddit. There is no netiquette anymore? I get tired of sa

I noticed that GTR9 appeared on website with presale status once again - is network interface problem solved already or not? No, we are still waiting on that Intel driver/firmware update release to fix it. But no ETA for it yet. Beelink has previously clarified that the GTR9 Pro sales were temporari

AFAIK, the original GTR9 Pro v1.0 got the problematic (for some - not all units) Intel E610-XT2 NIC. The newer revision GTR9 Pro v2.2 comes with the Realtek RTL8127 as wired NIC chipset - which apparently resolved the issue. 🙏 It’s all on this Beelink forum thread.

No, I'm using the default in-tree kernel module driver ixgbe and have no issue updating the Firmware with it. ⚠️ Disclaimer: These updates are provided from Intel and not directly from Beelink. Specifically the NVM Firmware update may not be suitable as it may lack any NVM customisations from the OEM

Here you have an example. I fully understand that not everyone is having the same experience and I respect that but please let's not dismiss all other experiences here - just because it's not the same you have. I for one never could replicate the same issue on my GTR9 Pro unit, same hardware and on

https://www.reddit.com/r/BeelinkOfficial/comments/1o7p2qi/gtr9_pro_no_more_nic_crashes_on_my_device/

I'm sorry to hear that. I saw your comment on the above mentioned Beelink forum thread but up until now it seems to be an odd single case. Or is it? Everyone else seems to be happy about it. It would be good to understand if there are others with the same issue on v2.2. Anyway if that's the case I s

Not at all, and I did some intense 8h punishment on the system. Take a look here:GTR9 Pro no more NIC crashes on my device : r/BeelinkOfficial

Sorry, I don't have a power meter plug at hand. But we know what is expected power consumption wise also from reviews available on the net. Anyway, in truth I don't believe that to be related at all. On Linux we can easily fully stress test 100% the CPU (s-tui in example) and the GPU (occt in exampl