SER5

Definitely do not go for Aoostar or lesser quality brands. If your main worry is 24/7 reliability, I’d stop thinking in terms of “which one box is perfect?” and start thinking in terms of nodes in a cluster. The Beelink SER5 Max gives you a stronger iGPU and more RAM out of the box (6800H + 32 GB DD

The problem with the Beelink SER5 MAX 7735HS beyond the rebadged 6800H processor is the cost cutting lack of USB4 and the fact it's never been listed on the official website. I've also read that these 24GB LPDDR5 memory Beelink minis have problems like this. https://www.reddit.com/r/MiniPCs/s/rECBW7

I just purchased a Beelink SER5 MAX Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 7 6800U and I am returning it. I started it, got it working and now it's constantly hanging/rebooting. Hopefully yours with a different processor is a bit better. Supposedly this is a known issue and yet Beelink happily sends these units out.

This looks like the Beelink SER5. I had know idea the housing was actually metal. How are you enjoying your unit?

In that case, go for what another commenter suggested and go with a Atgames Legends Ultimate running a PC via OTG. That will allow you to play modern games like SF6 and Mortal Kombat 11. It will be the easiest and most cost effective set up for you. Not a mind blowing level of build quality, yet sti

I also have the same issue with beelink ser5, I am immediately returning this. There's no way that this thing is supposed to be rebooting every 5 minutes and I'm not wasting my time troubleshooting things that should be working out of the box. I guess only Apple makes a good Mini PC

I also have the same issue with beelink ser5, I am immediately returning this. There's no way that this thing is supposed to be rebooting every 5 minutes and I'm not wasting my time troubleshooting things that should be working out of the box. I guess only Apple makes a good Mini PC

I also have the same issue with beelink ser5, I am immediately returning this. There's no way that this thing is supposed to be rebooting every 5 minutes and I'm not wasting my time troubleshooting things that should be working out of the box. I guess only Apple makes a good Mini PC

Out of the mini PCs I tried Beelink was among the better built. The SER9 I had was also the most difficult to inspect and maintain. Overly complicated. My concerns with the SER5 MAX 7735HS have been past reports on their implementation of LPDDR5 24GB and the fact it's not on their official website.

Been building PCs since 2003. I just setup a Beelink Ser5 Max 6800U for my father that he got for $350 on Black Friday and... Yeah unless I'm going to be AAA gaming these things are the way to go. Put Win10 iot LTSC on it and Office and a few other things he'll need and this thing is blazing fast an