Beelink is doing pretty well with these APU/DRAM configurations. With any mini PC, the major conflict is in providing appreciable power while keeping those temps under control--more so if that mini PC is using DDR5. That little fan Beelink puts on the DRAM/M.2 side of the motherboard, in my opinion, could be better designed: if you install an SSD, you block some of the airflow. That said, since their interest was in keeping things tight and tidy, I feel they've done about as well as anyone could expect. The rest of the formula is in keeping the power draw down (low TDP on the APU, and locking the DRAM at 4800MHz). I'm a DRAM lab tech by trade, and we've used Beelinks as test beds from time to time. They're really well-made and dependable platforms. Even though their present strategy somewhat hobbles the capabilities of the hardware they choose, their customers get a very hassle-free and dependable system. I'd wager that 99% of today's computer users would be beyond thrilled by what the SER6 can provide. As always, good review!
I really wish they could find a way to put that port in the back of the unit though for cleaner cable management. Otherwise, yes it serves a lot of purposes.
@@beanshady maybe you can explain this. His monitor only puts out 65w via the USB-C and the mini PC needs 100w. How is it able to power on? I have an Asus PN53 that also needs 100w and doesn't start if I use a 90w docking station with just the USB-C cable. I have to use the power supply that the pn53 comes with.
Yeah I agree with you, it's nice. Just one power cable for the monitor then one USB-C from the mon to the computer. You could even mount this behind your monitor if you were so inclined.
that would be my use case with this machine. Did he clarify if the tests and benchmarks were made using this method or did he switch to the dedicated PSU? Hoping to get this kind of performance when using only my monitor as power source
@@Marekki2202 someone mentioned the monitor in the video only outputs 65W & he mentioned power maxed out at 88W during his gaming tests. my monitor is only 65W too & guessing there are monitors that output 100W+ via USB-C
for shure! To be honest, I don't understand why anyone would buy computers with an old platform when new ones are just around the corner. I hope they don't disappoint those of us who are waiting for RDNA 3.
At this point, I'm willing to wait for RNDA3. I feel like the minute I buy one with RDNA2 graphics cores, there will be a wave of videos with RDNA3 APUs. I don't feel like being that mad.
@whendoesthevideoactuallyst9271 these devices can support 32 maybe 64gb of ddr5. I don't think that's the bottleneck. It's simply the APUs capabilities I'm pretty sure
Thanks for all your content; your Steam Deck, FPGA, retro emulation, old PC rig cannibalizing rebuilds insight daily is exceptional and I look forward to it always.
Perfect timing on the initial review as I'm waiting for my Bee-link to arrive tomorrow!!! These mini pcs are really starting to come in to their own and couldn't resist picking this model up. Great video!!!
Nice video. I wonder if you'd consider repositioning the stats overlay a bit lower on the screen for mobile users (20:9 screen). I guess it hides some 10% on the top and bottom of the screen when we zoom in to fill the whole screen.
i bought my ser6 pro 6800H a month ago based on your last video, and it out performed in benchmarks compared to this unit.. from my understanding this CPU is essentially the same thing just rebranded in the 7k Ryzen series. BeeLink needs to unlock this bios for us to play with tdp, fancurves, etc. Love it however so thank you for the videos, they served me wonderfully
@@Beelinkchannel Yes please unlock the BIOS to allow 54W TDP, otherwise this 7735hx performs worse than 6800H (showing on his previous SER6 6800H video), and that caused me to cancel the SER6 pro 7735H order today😒
Informative video, thank you. I love the Beelink mini -PC design. With SteamOS installed you could have a mini gaming console in your living room. I would love to this mini-PC with either the AMD Ryzen 7840HS or 7940HS processor which gives you Zen4 CPU, RDNA3 GPU plus AI engine. These mobile APUs will be released soon (March 23), but I suspect we will have to wait until the end of this year before they begin to appear in mini-PCs.
I love this channel even over linus tech tip or those JayZtwoCents cause this straight to the point of best value for money in every video either through budget builds or mini compact PCs that can still game. For a computer programmer turned father of 2 like me, who have long left the binge and/or competetive gaming scene back in college days, this is a good step forward towards actual practical substance and usable computing, vs LTT building insane 45k gaming rig just for the heck of it or building a stupid wish computer!
I would like to see mini PC manufacturer like Beelink here to embrace USB Type-C connector instead of proprietary barrel plug for the power supply unit. Of course the PSU here is 120W which is beyond the 100W limit for USB-C (the recent USB PD Revision 3.1 specification enable delivering up to 240W of power however).
Yes same! This has been my main gripe with a lot of new laptops. Why don't they use PD 3.1 instead of a shitty barrel plug? I wonder if it's a licensing issue.
is best to over spec power supplies - even above anticipated transient peak demands. If peak lad is 88 watts, to me a 100 watt limit is still not a sufficient margin - would definitely prefer the 120 watt margin.
I still dont get why Beelink and other manufacturers with this formfactor not just put a slim 120mm pressure optimized fan at the top to cool the system. Would get way better cooling and acoustics. thx for the look at it anyways!
If you do eGPU you should test both thunderbolt and m2 to full slot adapter since it's pcie 4.0. It does have a slot for sata SSD. Straight gaming you won't notice a difference with slower hd. Or use the thunderbolt port to m2 nvme adapter. When it comes to eGPUs the m2 slot will always be better.
It's hard to go early adopter on the Ryzen nowadays. Their iGPU is getting more and more powerful. I wonder if my old laptop's GTX 1050ti can compete with the 680m.
I purchased the Beelink SER 5 Ryzen 7 5800H. On day 1 Windows 11 worked great, but I had trouble with Ubuntu Studio with the wifi not connecting (ethernet cable did connect) and only audio settable for HDMI. I could not use the front headphone jack. Day 2 had Widows 11 having the same problems. So I sent it back and put together a mini system Using the Mini ITX Asrock B550 and Ryzen 7 5700G. This has Ubuntu working fine :)
I also really like the BeeLink mini PC's and I currently have the SER5 5600H and am quite happy with it. I really like the addition of the USB4 port, 2.5 Gb Ethernet and the excellent cooling. However IMO they really need to move the USB 4 port to the back perhaps replacing the standard USB port. Since USB C is used quite often now having a standard USB C in the front instead would be great. I look forward to the newer versions that will be coming out and hope they make some adjustments to the USB port setup. Other than that these mini PCs are getting better every day. Keep it up BeeLink and I will continue to be a loyal customer!
For the prices and performance, these mini gaming pc are coming in at .I may not have spent about the same for a upgrading graphics card, power supply , ssds, and fans. I have put them in my older pc yet. I’ll see if I made the right decision. My next one may be one of these little guys.
Since we are able to compare the one on the left to the one on the right... I can confirm that the one on the left is blue in the one on the right does how what looks like green... So you are good
Hello ETAPrime - first time commenter. Not tech savvy, haven't played PC game since Diablo 3. Do you believe this option would play Diablo 4 at a satisfying level? The system requirements were just released but I can't seem to confirm and would trust your opinion to help as I work through options. Thank you for your videos.
10:32 RDNA 3 was not out when the Ryzen 6000 APUs launched, i hear that the Zen4 based APUs will have RDNA3 so the 7X40 should all have RDNA3, the 7X45 however are based on the desktop processors and should only have 2xRDNA2 CUs
Isn't there one with RNDA 3 in this series of laptop chips? I would like to see that in a mini PC, I think it was the 7740 or something like that. Far more interested in RDNA 3 APU's.
Would love to see Batocerra running on this for a true emulation station and see what it can do. Also want to see Overwatch 2 on windows running on here.
Hey I wonder if you may have got slightly different performances if you'd used the dedicated PSU as opposed to your favourite SCM (single cable mode) 😃 if you have a slightly better PSU than the stock one you received I'd love to see that too. The difference may be negligible but I'd love to know if it's there. Thanks as always ❤️
Note that in this case the display is only supplying upto 65W power to the MiniPC as opposed to the 120W PSU so there is a difference in behaviour depending on how you tax the whole system.
Thanks for this great review. I am in the market of 7735HS mini PC so I watched your video carefully. I am curious why the Fire Strike and Time Spy scores are the same as UM773 from MinisForum)
This might fall under something you are interested in. Erying a Chinese company converts laptop Intel chips to desktops buy soldering them on the mobo. They have an engineer sample of the i9 11980HK with mobo, 16gb ram, 512gb nvme for around $285 use. It's gotten pretty good reviews on some channels already. Only matx though.
Hi could you test this mini pc with Manjaro Linux and the tlp package enabled and active? This package is used to optimise power usage on e.g. laptops. I am really curious about how the idle power would change between Windows/Linux/Linux with tlp. Also thanks for this great video!
Hi, first of all thanks for your videos, they are amazing, maybe the best channel out there about mini pcs. But please, many might agree that all this mini form factor performance doesn't matter at all if the systems get loud. At least for me it's been the no. 1 deterrent to buying a mini. Including decibel measurements of these systems would make your videos just perfect. Thanks again!
@@nuketurnal2 No, it's pretty quiet. Running Gentoo and compiling LibreOffice etc the fans ramp up enough to be heard, but it's nowhere near annoying levels... in ordinary use it's virtually silent
@ETA PRIME, again thanks for the latest review of a mini PC with a 'new' Ryzen. Would you please consider adding in to your reviews the fan noise at various states of operation (idle, typical, max)?
I would like BeeLink to make a Mini PC with one PCI slot exposed, so it's just a small PC box to Snap onto a GPU card... With two external power ports to wire up to the GPU card, then people can game with the latest AMD / Nvida cards and give the card Maximum airflow for Cool gaming. :-)
Bought a Ser6pro with 6800H but has SSD problem (write speed only 60MBps, read 4000MBps normal). Complained to beelink and they say its normal, transfer big data takes so much time lol. The aftersales simply BS.
Im hoping my old PC will survive a few more years but when it fails? One of these is top of my list for a replacement. Im sure it will do everything I want since all I do is UA-cam etc and Minecraft.
Hello, I live in France and I love watching your channel content. I'm waiting for the release of a mini PC with a Ryzen 7 7840HS but I would like to know one thing before deciding. What brand of mini PC would you recommend buying? Beelink or Minisforum?
All these old refreshed parts with the misleading "7000" series moniker.. Hmm. Can't wait for actual 7000 apu's (Phoenix) featuring Zen 4 and Rdna 3 combo.
Why would you want to plug in your monitor on the front of the computer or an ext gpu for that matter? Maybe most people are going to vesa mount this on the back of the monitor?
@@andrebrait I'm talking about RAM speed. We KNOW this APUs are greatly effected by Ram. DDR5 4800 and 6000 isn't referencing the "6000 series", it's the ram speed.
It's a "refresh" not a rebadge. They can tweak the actual design between refreshes. Since EDA tools used HDL programming languages they could literally completely replace IP blocks in some cases by swapping out a sub module source file like they did for the graphics between the 5800h and the 6800h.
In the future please include things like temperature, noise and linux compatibility. Even though not a lot of users pay attention to these they are certainly of interest to a small minority.
I don't think the author is reading the comments. I saw past comment requests on temperature for years in other videos on this channel but no response at all.
I'm excited for those too. Just remember the 7945HX has a very weak igpu so shouldn't be used alone for gaming! (like you mentioned with eGPU). It will be an awesome little video rendering machine though with 16 cores/32 threads.
I would like it if you'd use Nobara 36, instead of Manjaro. But I do understand the need to use the more popular Manjaro, and also so it compares to other "NUCs".
![Beelink's HIGHLY TUNED Mini PC 😱 [BEELINK SER6 w/ Ryzen 6900HX REVIEW]](/img/n.gif)
Beelink is doing pretty well with these APU/DRAM configurations. With any mini PC, the major conflict is in providing appreciable power while keeping those temps under control--more so if that mini PC is using DDR5. That little fan Beelink puts on the DRAM/M.2 side of the motherboard, in my opinion, could be better designed: if you install an SSD, you block some of the airflow. That said, since their interest was in keeping things tight and tidy, I feel they've done about as well as anyone could expect. The rest of the formula is in keeping the power draw down (low TDP on the APU, and locking the DRAM at 4800MHz). I'm a DRAM lab tech by trade, and we've used Beelinks as test beds from time to time. They're really well-made and dependable platforms. Even though their present strategy somewhat hobbles the capabilities of the hardware they choose, their customers get a very hassle-free and dependable system. I'd wager that 99% of today's computer users would be beyond thrilled by what the SER6 can provide. As always, good review!
The USB4 powered port is the real highlight of this computer (Y)
6800h ser 6 pro has it too
I really wish they could find a way to put that port in the back of the unit though for cleaner cable management. Otherwise, yes it serves a lot of purposes.
@@beanshady maybe you can explain this. His monitor only puts out 65w via the USB-C and the mini PC needs 100w. How is it able to power on? I have an Asus PN53 that also needs 100w and doesn't start if I use a 90w docking station with just the USB-C cable. I have to use the power supply that the pn53 comes with.
09:05 LOL Die from falling ? He doesn't have Feather Fall or any other of the spells in Skyrim ?
what specifically can be done with a USB4 port?
The fact that you can have all that power using a single cable seems to me fantastic
One Line Pass😎
@@Beelinkchannel how do I hook up an egpu
That is what the review implied. I looked up the monitor specs and it only supports 65watt pd- so it may have throttled performance@@delta.5
The devices being made that these chips are enabling feel like a true step up finally
Wow! I love the single cable hookup. Simplicity at its best!
Yeah I agree with you, it's nice. Just one power cable for the monitor then one USB-C from the mon to the computer. You could even mount this behind your monitor if you were so inclined.
that would be my use case with this machine. Did he clarify if the tests and benchmarks were made using this method or did he switch to the dedicated PSU? Hoping to get this kind of performance when using only my monitor as power source
@@Marekki2202 someone mentioned the monitor in the video only outputs 65W & he mentioned power maxed out at 88W during his gaming tests. my monitor is only 65W too & guessing there are monitors that output 100W+ via USB-C
Not many monitors (affordable ones) that provide enough juice ...
Most of the monitors on the market right now either supply 65W or 90W for USB C PD.
The color of the case is a dark teal, a mix of blue and green.
I bet EVERYONE is looking forward to the Phoenix Point version, with Zen4 and RDNA3.
for shure! To be honest, I don't understand why anyone would buy computers with an old platform when new ones are just around the corner. I hope they don't disappoint those of us who are waiting for RDNA 3.
Definitely, we should actually be able to use some ray tracing features in RDNA 3 780m iGPU.
@@Saif0412 RT is barely usable in the 4080/90, why would I want it in an APU lol
yup
@@Saif0412 this is the stupidest shit i ever read in my life
At this point, I'm willing to wait for RNDA3. I feel like the minute I buy one with RDNA2 graphics cores, there will be a wave of videos with RDNA3 APUs. I don't feel like being that mad.
7840HS & 7940HS Zen 4 + RDNA3 APUs will arrive in real final retail stuff from September...
@@maxxxwtf1795 source?
It won't make much of a difference, APU's main bottleneck is DRAM bandwidth.
@@maxxxwtf1795 Xbox Series S
@whendoesthevideoactuallyst9271 these devices can support 32 maybe 64gb of ddr5. I don't think that's the bottleneck. It's simply the APUs capabilities I'm pretty sure
Thanks for all your content; your Steam Deck, FPGA, retro emulation, old PC rig cannibalizing rebuilds insight daily is exceptional and I look forward to it always.
That front usb c should be at back. That usb c is real deal in this
Perfect timing on the initial review as I'm waiting for my Bee-link to arrive tomorrow!!! These mini pcs are really starting to come in to their own and couldn't resist picking this model up. Great video!!!
Congrats brother! I'm waiting for mine tomorrow as well. Yay to us!!!
how was it?
How is it?
@@ReptilianRichardRamirez how is it
yes we're eager to hear a report :)
Nice video. I wonder if you'd consider repositioning the stats overlay a bit lower on the screen for mobile users (20:9 screen). I guess it hides some 10% on the top and bottom of the screen when we zoom in to fill the whole screen.
i bought my ser6 pro 6800H a month ago based on your last video, and it out performed in benchmarks compared to this unit.. from my understanding this CPU is essentially the same thing just rebranded in the 7k Ryzen series. BeeLink needs to unlock this bios for us to play with tdp, fancurves, etc. Love it however so thank you for the videos, they served me wonderfully
54W or more?
@@Beelinkchannel Yes please unlock the BIOS to allow 54W TDP, otherwise this 7735hx performs worse than 6800H (showing on his previous SER6 6800H video), and that caused me to cancel the SER6 pro 7735H order today😒
how was it? also the noise?
great for gaming?
The games in this video already show the TDP at around 50 to 55W, so not sure why he said it is at 45W.
Informative video, thank you. I love the Beelink mini -PC design. With SteamOS installed you could have a mini gaming console in your living room. I would love to this mini-PC with either the AMD Ryzen 7840HS or 7940HS processor which gives you Zen4 CPU, RDNA3 GPU plus AI engine. These mobile APUs will be released soon (March 23), but I suspect we will have to wait until the end of this year before they begin to appear in mini-PCs.
UM773 or this? Which one better?
I love this channel even over linus tech tip or those JayZtwoCents cause this straight to the point of best value for money in every video either through budget builds or mini compact PCs that can still game.
For a computer programmer turned father of 2 like me, who have long left the binge and/or competetive gaming scene back in college days, this is a good step forward towards actual practical substance and usable computing, vs LTT building insane 45k gaming rig just for the heck of it or building a stupid wish computer!
I would like to see mini PC manufacturer like Beelink here to embrace USB Type-C connector instead of proprietary barrel plug for the power supply unit. Of course the PSU here is 120W which is beyond the 100W limit for USB-C (the recent USB PD Revision 3.1 specification enable delivering up to 240W of power however).
Yes same! This has been my main gripe with a lot of new laptops. Why don't they use PD 3.1 instead of a shitty barrel plug? I wonder if it's a licensing issue.
is best to over spec power supplies - even above anticipated transient peak demands. If peak lad is 88 watts, to me a 100 watt limit is still not a sufficient margin - would definitely prefer the 120 watt margin.
I still dont get why Beelink and other manufacturers with this formfactor not just put a slim 120mm pressure optimized fan at the top to cool the system. Would get way better cooling and acoustics. thx for the look at it anyways!
If you do eGPU you should test both thunderbolt and m2 to full slot adapter since it's pcie 4.0. It does have a slot for sata SSD. Straight gaming you won't notice a difference with slower hd. Or use the thunderbolt port to m2 nvme adapter. When it comes to eGPUs the m2 slot will always be better.
I just bought this device to use it as a server at home running 24/7. It's doing a fantastic job at that!
Hey look, another Ryzen 6000 disguised as 7000 pc. What innovation.
These Beelink computers are becoming more popular and powerful....💯👍
Anxious to see the 7940HS in a mini pc .. I can't wait
just a reminder for other consumers that the 7735hs is just a higher clocked 6900hs, so not current gen
Looking forward to a dedicated emulation video on this mini PC 😁
this is amazing 7000 series is the way to go , i love the 1 cable operation ,
i would love to see egpu gaming under linux
This is a rebadged Ryzen 7 6800HS . Nothing new here. Just a new product naming scheme by AMD starting this year.
Hi ETA Prime, could you do a video of the Beelink Ser6 7735HS with the AMD APU Tuning utility and share the best settings?
🙏 Thx
It's hard to go early adopter on the Ryzen nowadays. Their iGPU is getting more and more powerful. I wonder if my old laptop's GTX 1050ti can compete with the 680m.
Im still rocking my XFX RX 580. Driver support has been amazing.
How does this compare to the um773
RDNA3 Is going to be awesome when it releases!
when does that come out
I purchased the Beelink SER 5 Ryzen 7 5800H. On day 1 Windows 11 worked great, but I had trouble with Ubuntu Studio with the wifi not connecting (ethernet cable did connect) and only audio settable for HDMI. I could not use the front headphone jack. Day 2 had Widows 11 having the same problems. So I sent it back and put together a mini system Using the Mini ITX Asrock B550 and Ryzen 7 5700G. This has Ubuntu working fine :)
Please do a follow up with EGPU test! Thanks!
I also really like the BeeLink mini PC's and I currently have the SER5 5600H and am quite happy with it. I really like the addition of the USB4 port, 2.5 Gb Ethernet and the excellent cooling. However IMO they really need to move the USB 4 port to the back perhaps replacing the standard USB port. Since USB C is used quite often now having a standard USB C in the front instead would be great.
I look forward to the newer versions that will be coming out and hope they make some adjustments to the USB port setup. Other than that these mini PCs are getting better every day. Keep it up BeeLink and I will continue to be a loyal customer!
Exactly. For tri-monitor setups, having the third video port in the back would be great.
Thanks for making this vid, I just picked one of these up on a lightning deal. Would love to see what it can do with an egpu.
a desktop oriented linux OS
Can’t go back to the SER series until we get type C on the back.
For the prices and performance, these mini gaming pc are coming in at .I may not have spent about the same for a upgrading graphics card, power supply , ssds, and fans. I have put them in my older pc yet. I’ll see if I made the right decision. My next one may be one of these little guys.
Since we are able to compare the one on the left to the one on the right... I can confirm that the one on the left is blue in the one on the right does how what looks like green... So you are good
Hello ETAPrime - first time commenter. Not tech savvy, haven't played PC game since Diablo 3. Do you believe this option would play Diablo 4 at a satisfying level? The system requirements were just released but I can't seem to confirm and would trust your opinion to help as I work through options. Thank you for your videos.
your EGPU vídeo will blow up this product
Its pretty amazing how much performance you can get out of a NUC these days
this aint a nuc doe
Yea this is definitely not a nuc
Definitely is a aqua with a blue/green tint. Similar to the green s22u I had.
@4:41 "That's no moon..."
10:32 RDNA 3 was not out when the Ryzen 6000 APUs launched, i hear that the Zen4 based APUs will have RDNA3 so the 7X40 should all have RDNA3, the 7X45 however are based on the desktop processors and should only have 2xRDNA2 CUs
I didnt know you were colorblind, also love your contents dude, I always wait you to upload haha
iGPU is the future, discrete GPU is a thing of the past.
Isn't there one with RNDA 3 in this series of laptop chips? I would like to see that in a mini PC, I think it was the 7740 or something like that. Far more interested in RDNA 3 APU's.
This man never disappoint viewers' hope about nerdy thing sin the world of PCMasterRace.
so which is better? this or um773 ? thanks
blue/green, you mean teal? lmao. great video
Would love to see Batocerra running on this for a true emulation station and see what it can do. Also want to see Overwatch 2 on windows running on here.
Batocera on this can pretty much do all including WiiU/PS3/NSW.
Would love to see Ubuntu on this one
Hell with it I subscribed love these vids phhh another cool video sock off this can’t sleep
"I could still play it like this and be fine with it"
says as he jumps to death from a cliff in game :D
I keep trying to scroll up on my feed because it feels like I need to to see the top of the thumbnail.
Looked like BMO from Adeventure Time in the thumbnail haha
Hey I wonder if you may have got slightly different performances if you'd used the dedicated PSU as opposed to your favourite SCM (single cable mode) 😃 if you have a slightly better PSU than the stock one you received I'd love to see that too. The difference may be negligible but I'd love to know if it's there. Thanks as always ❤️
100 watts is always 100 watts no matter what it comes from
Note that in this case the display is only supplying upto 65W power to the MiniPC as opposed to the 120W PSU so there is a difference in behaviour depending on how you tax the whole system.
Love to see it handle Dayz :)
Less than $600 on Amazon right now. Not bad.
Nice unit. It would have been nice to see the CMOS reset button in the back. I would remove the SSD board from the drive case to improve air flow.
The CMOS reset is just a pin hole in front, not a button.
How amazing it will be to have a 7000 series on steamdeck 2
Mini PCs are the future for the average buyer.
I just bought one so I’m excited to try it
Were u Able to play games on it mate?
You can change the taskbar by right click on the taskbar then taskbar settings, and then change where it is from middle to left
Thanks for this great review. I am in the market of 7735HS mini PC so I watched your video carefully. I am curious why the Fire Strike and Time Spy scores are the same as UM773 from MinisForum)
This might fall under something you are interested in. Erying a Chinese company converts laptop Intel chips to desktops buy soldering them on the mobo. They have an engineer sample of the i9 11980HK with mobo, 16gb ram, 512gb nvme for around $285 use. It's gotten pretty good reviews on some channels already. Only matx though.
Nice as usual but it would be good to get a steam os and emulation test
i really like the clean single cable connection
Hi could you test this mini pc with Manjaro Linux and the tlp package enabled and active? This package is used to optimise power usage on e.g. laptops. I am really curious about how the idle power would change between Windows/Linux/Linux with tlp. Also thanks for this great video!
Let’s see an emulation video
Very good presention😊 This want me to have one and some nice games
Chimera OS and Manjaro would be interesting - ordered mine should get it next week
Chimera Os on this machine would be nice to see
so simple so elegant. very nice :)
that would be cool for a game console to pc build like a old PS2 fat or xbox / Xbox 360 re build to PC
Hi, first of all thanks for your videos, they are amazing, maybe the best channel out there about mini pcs.
But please, many might agree that all this mini form factor performance doesn't matter at all if the systems get loud.
At least for me it's been the no. 1 deterrent to buying a mini.
Including decibel measurements of these systems would make your videos just perfect.
Thanks again!
is it that bad?
@@nuketurnal2 No, it's pretty quiet. Running Gentoo and compiling LibreOffice etc the fans ramp up enough to be heard, but it's nowhere near annoying levels... in ordinary use it's virtually silent
good wattage makes this. pretty decent mini pc
@ETA PRIME, again thanks for the latest review of a mini PC with a 'new' Ryzen. Would you please consider adding in to your reviews the fan noise at various states of operation (idle, typical, max)?
Love the ati Radeon logo
Im curious how well it does on other games (fortnite and gta 5 mainly) cuz im tempted to use it as a gaming pc for a while ngl
Nice Thanks for the video
Please do more benchmarks targeting 30fps at highest settings especially on these apu
I would like BeeLink to make a Mini PC with one PCI slot exposed, so it's just a small PC box to Snap onto a GPU card...
With two external power ports to wire up to the GPU card, then people can game with the latest AMD / Nvida cards and give the card Maximum airflow for Cool gaming. :-)
Bought a Ser6pro with 6800H but has SSD problem (write speed only 60MBps, read 4000MBps normal). Complained to beelink and they say its normal, transfer big data takes so much time lol. The aftersales simply BS.
I'm hoping to pick up one of these soon
another great review, thanks. Would be great if you can add some kind of noise measurement into your reviews.
Other reviews of this model mentioned fan noise is barely audible. Go search for the videos for more details.
Great for music production
Im hoping my old PC will survive a few more years but when it fails? One of these is top of my list for a replacement. Im sure it will do everything I want since all I do is UA-cam etc and Minecraft.
Waiting for 7040 series need to see improvement in those chip.
Would you be testing emulation on this PC via another video?
Hello, I live in France and I love watching your channel content. I'm waiting for the release of a mini PC with a Ryzen 7 7840HS but I would like to know one thing before deciding. What brand of mini PC would you recommend buying? Beelink or Minisforum?
All these old refreshed parts with the misleading "7000" series moniker.. Hmm. Can't wait for actual 7000 apu's (Phoenix) featuring Zen 4 and Rdna 3 combo.
Why would you want to plug in your monitor on the front of the computer or an ext gpu for that matter? Maybe most people are going to vesa mount this on the back of the monitor?
We need to see what the difference between DDR5 4800 and 6000 is.
Plus aren't they supposed to support higher speed lpddr5?
Hardly, the 3 in 35 in the model number denotes that this is Zen 3 (or 3+), so basically a rebadged 6800U or something.
@@andrebrait
I'm talking about RAM speed.
We KNOW this APUs are greatly effected by Ram.
DDR5 4800 and 6000 isn't referencing the "6000 series", it's the ram speed.
It's a "refresh" not a rebadge. They can tweak the actual design between refreshes. Since EDA tools used HDL programming languages they could literally completely replace IP blocks in some cases by swapping out a sub module source file like they did for the graphics between the 5800h and the 6800h.
In the future please include things like temperature, noise and linux compatibility. Even though not a lot of users pay attention to these they are certainly of interest to a small minority.
I don't think the author is reading the comments.
I saw past comment requests on temperature for years in other videos on this channel but no response at all.
Nice review ETA PRIME,
would like to know if the ser6 mini pc able to connect mic? and can we record screen using the amd software?
I am waiting for RDNA 3 for sure. Its going to be awesome.
when does that come out
@@tonyto8384 Not sure but I would love RDNA 3 mini pc
Great video, ones we really want to see are the 7945HX (use with eGPU) or 7940HS with next gen iGPU
I'm excited for those too. Just remember the 7945HX has a very weak igpu so shouldn't be used alone for gaming! (like you mentioned with eGPU). It will be an awesome little video rendering machine though with 16 cores/32 threads.
I would like it if you'd use Nobara 36, instead of Manjaro. But I do understand the need to use the more popular Manjaro, and also so it compares to other "NUCs".
I love the intro music, is there a longer version?