SER5 Pro

It's easier to be confused 😕 Notably when it comes to the SER5 Pro, as there are different versions. Some versions, the Lucienne Zen 2 5700U, make poor investments. PSU can be a bit more confusing 😞 The majority of mPCs are supplied with a PSU "brick" rated @ 100-240VAC 50/60Hz which have a female I

The point is what you want / aim. Current Beelink SER5 MAX with 6800H is really a new platform / board design disguise under an old SER5 MAX name, mostly aimed for better price & cost. There's no UM870, I take it as Minisforum UM870 Slim is a slightly cut down version of their flagship UM8x0 Pro. Ov

I'm just some fool that wants to see how well these lil things can perform I disagree. Because your videos on mini PC tests and benchmarks are an important source of information for me when looking for a mini PC ... "subscribble" ;) Well, thanks to both of you for the deeper insights into the histor

I've basically settled for buying the GMKTEC M7, the price of which has been lowered twice this summer and I find it to be the best price/performance for my needs in combination with having replaceable RAM-memory and the Oculink connection. The Beelink SER5 MAX is in close competition, but lacking b

Indeed. It's akin to finding a SER5 Pro 5500U 32GB/1TB on Amazon or AliExpress, with consumers using minimum research to think "It's Beelink, and 32GB of RAM with a 1TB drive. That's gotta be a great deal!" ... without researching a budget 6-core Zen 2 Lucienne 5500U utilizing older HyperTransport m