Mini PC Beelink SER3, AMD Ryzen 3 3200U, 16GB DDR4 500GB NVMe M.2 SSD, salida Dual HDMI, WiFi5, BT5.0, LAN 1000M, Mini Computadora W-11

Nice mini PC at a great price. Decent speed and runs vm images without problems. Installed SATA drive which wasn't found at first, had a slight problem getting into bios; in the end reseated the M2 drive and no more issues. Very happy with this machine. Best of all is that it has a fan.

This was my second SER5. The first was an SER5 Pro, the difference isn't really noticeable to me. Different CPUs. but both AMD Ryzen 7's.I use them both with FreeBSD. I give it 4 stars mostly because of the large plug, the sort that takes up two outlets on a surge protector, though one can always get a 6" extension cord. I never booted it into Windows so can't talk about how it is as a Windows machine.While this will only affect a few users, this one has a Realtek RL8125 ethernet card. FreeBSD didn't see this card, after installation, I had to install realtek-re-kmod from packages to get it to work. I couldn't install from the boot only image either, as it didn't see the wireless card during initial discovery--using the full image however, it was able to configure the wireless, an AX200 …

Bought this a year ago. I have been happy with this for my media server during that time.First thing I did was backup and remove Windows (backup in case I had to return this item).It came with a 1T nvme drive. I added a 2T SSD (the literature does not always show that this can be done) and a 2.5g network adapter (USB).I installed Ubuntu server on a small 128G external SSD. On that drive I also installed Plex, Plexamp headless server, and CamillaDSP. The Beelink is hooked to a Topping DAC with USB. All media is on the 1T and 2T drives.It serves video to the connected TVs in the house, music to network connected speakers, and music to the main stereo through the DAC. It never stutters or buffers. The fan can be loud, but I rarely hear it run on high. When not in use it is put to sleep with …

This computer is a little speed demon. I don't play computer games, but I do some video and audio editing for my wife's YouTube channel, I run livestreams for her as well and this computer has been fantastic. I personally write sci-fi and use a 3D mapping program for keeping track of real-life star systems and this computer handles that program very well. I am running three monitors with no problem. The computer was easy and fast to set up. It handles my 1Gb network very well, getting dowloads of around 850 Mbps and uploads around 950 Mbps. I'm streaming music or movies almost all day long while working and have had no issues. I will note that there can be some fan noise when I am pushing the workload, but that is going to be true with any computer. It is so small that I am able to put …

I think many write reviews when they have a problem with their purchase. Understandable.So far this computer has been fine. I bought it for my wife. Like buying her a corvette when all she needed was a VW GTI.I bought a minisforum HX90 mini a year ago. Loved it. This Beelink was about half the price but with almost the same performance. I also got her a 4k 32" monitor. Though she isn't very computer savvy I think it is selfish to not give her a nice fast mini computer. Replaced an old all in one with a Core I5. I got 32 gig of ram since I think this is a must.Boots fast.Doesn't run too hot because let's face it she doesn't stress it.WiFi is ok but had hoped for a little faster. It's about 50% of Ethernet speed.The Bios is very basic and the CPU cannot be overclocked.I expect these will be

The performance and price are exceptional. I also really like the size. It fits my ham radio setup perfectly, running two monitors and driving a USB hub to connect everything.It worked great out of the box. No problems on setup. After about two months, it started to crash. Restart would sometimes work. At times on restart it wouldn't be able to find the wi-fi or bluetooth hardware in the computer. After pulling the DC power connection, it would reset and restart fine. But still had a once in a while crash.I found the Beelink support page and the support email. Forwarded my problem. They responded the next day with suggested troubleshooting actions and asked for serial number, receipt, and BIOS screen shots. I tried all their recommendations but it still crashed.At that point, support said

My first impression was bad at first because i talked to a lot of people for support and luckily found one that knows the answer. Had to wait for a few days to update my review due to upgrade i made to this unit.Upgrades:1. from 32gb of memory to 64gb(max)2. populate the second slot sata 3 ssd with 2tb(max) - I will add thermal pad in the future3. added 2.5 inch hard drive with 2tb (max)4. nvem 500gb to 2tb (max)Desktop experience:1. When using this unit as normal desktop is such an overkill coz its too fast. The fans doesn't even ramp up. Tried to watch 4k videos on 3 screens, all works well.2. Sounds works well, all wireless connectivity is ok.Game Experience:1. So far, on all the triple games i love to play, all are playable.Problem encountered to date:1. games were slow, i was …

I bought this little pc to act as a Plex server in order to stream video from my home library to friends and family, and I’m more than pleasantly surprised by its performance. I wanted to wait at least a month after working with it before my review, and I’m happy to report it works flawlessly and reliably. Not only is it able to stream 4 1080p streams simultaneously without issue, but it even works well for gaming. I’m able to run Star Trek Online with all my settings maxed out, and the performance is leagues above any of the integrated graphics options provided by intel. About the only minor annoyance to the system is the fan noise, but it’s not something I find unusual. Every ITX mini pc I’ve bought has made fan noise when under load, which is a trade off of having a machine this small …