SER5

I got a Beelink Mini PC SER5 Pro running SteamOS in one of my cabs and I absolutely love it.

Didn't realized you post it here too, since here is my main sub. Copypasta from my reply on Beelink sub -> Yeah, this appears to be something smartshift related misconfiguration in BIOS. The [SMU] logic that controls the power allocation to both CPU and GPU, not allowing CPU+GPU to access full syste

After owning desktops and towers, I finally started buying Lenovo thinkcenter mini PCs. I now have a Beelink SER6 Pro with a 32GB ram and a 1TB hard drive. I’ve been using this for a at least a couple of years, so this last fall I updated all the computers at our office to BeeLink SER5. Very very pl

I built an elegant little Steam Machine for about the same price (~$400) using a Beelink SER5 PRO Mini PC by installing Bazzite, the Steam Deck’s native OS. Also integrated Emulation Station to handle retro titles like any other Steam game. It’s a straight-up, normal-ass, couch console I play with D

The Beelink SER5 MAX I recently setup included a clean windows 11 install. I was completely blown away by the lack of bloatware and legit just kind of stared for a few minutes as I contemplated life and the meaning of an OEM machine NOT having bloat/spyware galore (well beyond win 11 itself). Needle

I have a beelink ser5 max with a full batocera build installed on a secondary drive. You can find the system itself for around the 350+ mark with some shopping, though it seems to be running a bit more expensive now (I bought before tariffs etc became an issue). It comes with win11 pro but you can i

This your hardware? https://minipc-review.com/en/beelink-ser5-mini-pc-analysis-reviews Based on that system Linux should be plug and play without the need to "patched in fixes as needed" if you're running a recent Kernel ( drivers are in the Kernel ). As you 'played around' I would recommend a reins

It depends on who you want to have the better mini. I would suggest transferring the 32GB to the Zen 3 Beelink SER5 where it can be of a better advantage unless you find it to be 2666MHz. https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/4156vs3907/AMD-Ryzen-7-5700U-vs-AMD-Ryzen-7-5800H https://www.videocardbenc

The Beelink SER5 is a budget model without standard features like USB4 that's not available from their official website. From what I've read it technically should be an "SER6 LP" using Beelink's official nomenclature The 6800H with Radeon 680M integrated graphics is okay but the RX 760M graphics fro

up until recently I ran ~25 containers and ~6 VMs on my mini PC, a Beelink SER5 Max 32GBthat I got last July for a little over $300. Virtually my entire homelab was on it, and I still had about 40% of the RAM free. Handled Jellyfin transcoding without missing a beat and can even run a small 7b qwen