Air12

Coming from more than 40 years of PC repair, I understand where you're coming from. For better or worse, as u/cowbutt6 pointed out, PCs with UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) sometimes require substantially more BIOS firmware updates has they did in the past. UEFI provides low-level softw

Thank you for your reply. That's unfortunate, N150 intel specs show max supported ram is 16GB but many people have succesfully upgraded their beelink and gmktec devices without problem, but those are ddr4, still I believe it could be possible for the air12. Regarding the Wodposit modules, I've read

I have now checked the following using Bios version 2.22.1293 - these are the options I found in the bios: In the Power Management Configuration - EuP function [Enabled] Power-on after Power-fail [Disabled] PowerOn by RTC Alarm [Disabled] Wake Up by Lan [Disabled] In the CPU Configuration - Active E

Be careful with your peripheral needs. I just bought and am returning a Geekom Mini Air12 since it won't pass POST when connected via USB-C to my monitor with builtin KVM switch instead of having a Keyboard directly connected. Using it headless may not be as straightforward as you'd hope.

GEEKOM Air12 can run Home Assistant, Homebridge & Matterbridge via Docker, but 7 webcams might be too much for the N150. For smoother performance, consider a higher-end model like GEEKOM A5 or GEEKOM A6.

It's weird, i have the other Geekom Air12 with 2 USB C ports and so far my experience is rather underwhelming, i am starting to think i lost the silicon lottery on this one. First off Windows 11 chugs so badly it even on basic tasks like general browsing, looking it the performance through task mana

Thanks, you don't need to share photo but I would appreciate if you can check whether you can adjust power limits for the cpu (just in case) and if you can enable auto-power-on and wake-on-lan. The beelink and gmktec have different bios brand which has more options AFAIK. I'm sure you have considere