Mini PC Gaming Just Got So Much Better! Beelink EX GPU Dock Hands On

[@frankjohannessen6383]

It was just a matter of time before we went from slotting GPUs into PCs to slotting PCs onto GPUs.

[@solarsthetic4047]

😂

[@mdhossain4316]

Fax 💀

[@nholmes86]

some truth in there

[@leophoenix1452]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@argon3932]

Damn that is actually a good idea. This is like SNES slotting Game Doctor on it. Put a PCIE slot on the case where you can open a cover, slot a GPU in the slot and you get better gaming experience. All they have to do is figure out how to give power to the GPU (another power brick that pass through the case to the GPU)

[@sontranbich9257]

As a PC user who likes to have minimal setup, just power enough for AAA game, not overpower, easy to upgrade. This solution makes sense to me.

[@ajmash9745]

surely you come up with a better custom built solution, for around 2.7k we built three new am5/7900xtx, intel arc a770 16gb pcs and 750 for me and my two sons

[@cuerex8580]

i just got GDC th3p4g3 yesterday and combined it with a 7840hs laptop and rtx 3060ti over thunerdbolt cable. it works flawless!

[@Exodia_Misogynist]

An overpriced solution lol

[@edenassos]

@@--waffle- Imagine crying about $150. Get a job.

[@edenassos]

@@Exodia_Misogynist Imagine crying about $150. Get a job.

[@PoeLemic]

This is an incredible setup. Nice to have a PC that you can take to your dorm room or elsewhere to game with friends, but then come home and dock it to play games in better res & fps.

[@mikeweatherford5312]

Mini itx accomplish this too, except you get to keep 100% of performance, all the time

[@enoughofengineering]

This is the dream of every mini ITX of tiny PC guys. A new era has begin.

[@marioStortuga]

I have a few sff builds this one is just okay

[@mab3667]

its gonna be way more better after the arm for windows gets better too, but we gonna wait for 5yrs + for that 💀

[@mnomadvfx]

Meh, it's gonna be louder than it needs to be with nothing to shroud the GPU.

[@mnomadvfx]

@@mab3667 WoA hardware is already decent. The OS is more or less decent (still lacks AVX emulation though for x86 software). The problem is the lackluster native software library, and I fear that without an Apple style ultimatum to make an ARM port that many developers will just settle for emulation instead.

[@PeterMisch-px7xi]

"Dream"... Wouldnt want to have something like that on my desk.

[@budthecyborg4575]

Getting a high end GPU for a mini PC can actually work really well. Even the desktop 4090 can be undervolted to draw half as much power while delivering 80% of the full capabilities.

[@hidden_name7469]

It's a shame about the, performance, it's lower than with oculink. Could be that the 600 W PSU is limiting the 4090 or because the airflow is not great. Either way, it's losing more performance than oculink while being a proprietary solution, not really great

[@jvr2011]

​@@hidden_name7469 but will it work really well when paired with a lower gpu like rx 7800 xt?

[@hidden_name7469]

@@jvr2011 that's a good question, not sure I am just basing this on the other video from ETA prime with an oculink dock. But perhaps a lower end card will do better than oculink

[@mexreax4493]

@@hidden_name7469 he said it was doing better than oculink

[@UltraK420]

I have a really big and powerful system with a 4090 in it that I started undervolting and underclocking for games that absolutely do not need full power. I was surprised to find how much of the 4090's performance remains intact after such a huge undervolt and underclock.

[@Aggressive_Splooge]

This is the coolest setup I've seen in while!

[@danielgriffith8911]

its a cooling nightmare..

[@hidden_name7469]

It's a shame about the, performance, it's lower than oculink. Could be that the 600 W PSU is limiting the 4090 or because the airflow is pretty bad. Either way, it's losing more performance than oculink while being a proprietary solution, not really great. It was a cool idea but doesn't really work.

[@danielgriffith8911]

@@hidden_name7469 Its a one-model idea for sure. Why cant they just add Oculink? Oculink splits the heat-load.. your GPU and its power source can be a few feet from the CPU.

[@danielgriffith8911]

@@hidden_name7469 His sticking THAT graphics card on it almost justifies it, though. Since IT would benefit most with it NOT being throttled by Oculink.

[@hidden_name7469]

@@danielgriffith8911 except that oculink has better performance with a 4090 than this. He has a video of the minisforum oculink dock, and it performs better than this. That was really disappointing

[@srvuk]

Now pick 2 more cards, 1 medium range and 1 budget and test performance again, including some emulation.

[@PoeLemic]

Yes, I would love to see that too. This setup could sure become popular.

[@hjshoon5244]

The dock is very neat considering it embeds 600W psu, supports nvme and wifi in such compact package but it’s still a proprietary dock that can really only fit their mini pc with the pcie port. Very cool and innovative nonetheless

[@johnpp21]

since its a proprietary dock, this kind of setup crosses the line of "I should be building mini itx instead"

[@betag24cn]

the idea here is buy it and if ib the future you feel like you need more gpus, this solution is there it is not a cheap solution, but is a solution some migth like to have yes, i wouldnt build this, but i cant say if i had that minipc, i wouldnt want ti have such solution at hand

[@MrHhkjhkj]

@@johnpp21 I agree that it being proprietary sucks but the price of the dock itself isn't bad at all considering the power supply is built in. If the mini PC that is compatible has a good price and has upgradable ram and storage I think this is solid way to get a powerful gaming PC

[@luisgray9912]

​@MrHhkjhkj I've bought this exact setup for £775 I'm a bundle of the gti 14 (I9 185H) and Docking Station. I've also purchased an RTX 4080s Asus Pro Art to pair with it. As this GPU can ve used in this setup with virtually zero performance loss. So far super chuffed with the setup. I leave the mini pc on 24/7 as my plex server etc. Then when I want to game or use photoshop quickly attach to the dock. IMO far better than my old gaming laptop which cost more in total and had nowhere near as good performance. The final bonus to me is if I ever want to upgrade to a full gaming pc I'm already halfway there with a gpu which should hopefully remain relevant for the next 5 years or so

[@neilquinn]

@@luisgray9912 Why did you decide to go with that setup vs a mini-itx type machine?

[@luisgray9912]

@neilquinn so the cost would be pretty similar if not slight more from my research to have an equivalent itx pc. However if purely for gaming I would've considered. Main reason I went with the mini pc build us so the device can be left on 24/7 as my plex server. Something which would cost a lot of energy with the itx pc and potentially reduce the Dgpu lifespan if was powered all the time?

[@blakemccorkle18]

ETA Prime is becoming the Nic Cage of gaming peripherals...which might sound like a dig until you remember that a lot of people are big fans of Nic Cage.

[@themadmurse5212]

I mean, my favorite thing to see is Nic Cage Nic Cage-ing as hard as Nic Cage can Nic Cage.

[@Gazpolling]

Nick cage is not hated, he is....tolerable for most people

[@MrFasta12]

NUC Cage

[@H3_remix]

All hail the GOAT Nic Cage is my “guilty pleasure” of actors - except that I feel no guilt at all and think he is hilarious, and love that he’s willing to make fun of himself and not take movies seriously.

[@WhatAboutThePC]

Recently connected a 4090 to a PCIe gen4 which has only 4 lanes, and the performance loss in games was 10-15% compared to X16, well, I think 8 lanes hardly limit a gpu of such power. And this mini PC seems to support PCIe gen5, but GPUs that support that generation have not yet been released, so this mini PC still has a reserve for future upgrades

[@JohnSmith-op7ls]

You’ll be limited with 8 lanes on next Gen GPUs so this is not a good buy if you want something to last you a good 5-6 years like it should. Plus even with a 4090, 8 lanes could saturate with sharing bandwidth with the Ethernet chip. Considering the cost, they should have just made it a little more expensive, given you 16 lanes, and it would have been worth it knowing you’d be good for the next two gens of GPUs if not three.

[@Abrasive-Heat]

An AMD X3D mobile chip would be perfect for this. The ultimate ultra compact gaming pc.

[@Dominik-iv6ek]

or the 370 HX

[@SeanFranchise]

We need docks like this that are compatible with hand-held gaming PCs.

[@zgillet]

This. Mini PCs aren't meant for portability. If Beelink decided to make a handheld that docks into this (or even a laptop), it might be my next PC.

[@AliComputering]

there are such things. for example ASUS has XG Mbile RTX 4090 ,4080, 3080 for its handheld console ASUS ROG ALLY (XG Mobiles needs its special port which ROG ALLY has it) AMD has RX6850M XT, RX7600M XT for handhelds. other companies has similar eGPUs only need Type-c support thunderbolt 3.0 or 4.0 (most new handhelds have them)

[@thescrybe]

This is amazing! I bought a break out eGPU box I'm using with a Surface Pro and an old vidoe card from a previous PC build. I love being able to use the Surface Pro as a portable desktop solution and docking with the eGPU for more power. It's running great, but this is a better space saving desktop solution.

[@sfperalta]

Would be nice to see the performance of something like the 4060 in that setup. You know... something that mere mortals can afford. As it is, this setup is an $1100 PC/Dock combo with a $1750 gaming card attached (or vice-versa).

[@jacobandgo7355]

Yeah, I would like to see this tested with more realistic cards, 4090 is silly

[@stopthecap2644]

Those specs are surprisingly very good, wtf.... they're close to my big tower rig... that's absolutely insane

[@davidpower3102]

I really wanted to love this system. I ordered the 185H and the Dock. Something must have been bad with my one because it had really poor thermal throttling issues. It’s a nice device and the cooling in it should be great as it’s a huge lump of copper, but I don’t see that.

[@sendnoodles2486]

I assume there may be some turbulence. Bottom of the mini PC has mesh so I assume it's designed to pull air through the bottom and past all the components to cool them and then blow through the heatsink and out the back with the blower fan. But if you have a GPU opposite, it would pull air away from this and cause some turbulence.

[@Dominik-iv6ek]

Wait for the 370 HX version.

[@jpnn80]

@@sendnoodles2486 Exactly my 1st thought when I saw this video: given how tight the space is between the bottom side of the mini PC with its inside vent, and the side of the GPU from where the air also goes in, the only plan B to solve this design issue would be to add a small fan directed at this tight space to compensate the intake airflow divided between the GPU and the mini PC.

[@sendnoodles2486]

@@jpnn80 would've made sense for them to rotate the PC the other way, or back to back to have both pull air from opposite directions.

[@YelNatSttocS]

This is also my fear, because the design of the power supply is inside the unit. Battery produce heat and will cause thermal throttling. Thanks for this information.

[@franzabramowski6341]

Beelink: This new Pcie slot won't create any bottlenecks for external GPUs. ETA Prime: Hold my beer!

[@Mullerchiropractic]

Mini Pc is $920 on BeeLink site, Docking station is $99 on Amazon, RTX 4070 at B&H $525. So, for less than $1600 you can have a super compact gaming beast, I love it!! Thanks for the video

[@GorryX3]

@@Mullerchiropractic 920€?? Is a scam, with math money you can have a gaming laptop with 165hz monitor, maybe an I5 13 gen and a 4060ti...

[@AliComputering]

@@GorryX3 but will be considerably slower than this i9 185h and PC RTX 4070

[@mrbuddha5263]

orrrr, you can have an actual PC in SFF that takes up the same amount of space for less...

[@gasser5001]

get the other i9 version for 615 right now, dock is 160, card is... whatever. 500. 1250 ish

[@Xyz12391]

I like it! I don’t play video games often so I don’t want a huge tower taking up space. If I want to play a game this would allow me to, if I want.

[@NikolaNovoselec]

I'm really missing a comparison with 4090 in a normal desktop system. Based on this video I have no idea how much performance is being left on the table.

[@X1k1nh0_Music]

I see ETA PRIME i leave a like! Love your content

[@Farang_Lifestyles]

Impressive piece of gear... be interesting to see with an AMD ... but very impressive,,, thanks ETA Prime

[@HoJoGoGo]

Minisforum did this with AMD CPUs a couple years ago, the Minisforum B550. I have one, it works well. Ryzen 5700G CPU with an RX 6750 XT when I built it, a very usable computer that can undock and use the built in Vega 8 graphics as a miniPC too.

[@CX3Productions]

Madness! Pure Madness! Love it! 🚀

[@MegaMijit]

i absolutely LOVE the idea of a modular docking mini pc

[@s.e.n3264]

That is awesome!

[@mc909a]

This is so silly but I love it. I’d still use my itx build over this any day but I do really love this for some reason.

[@ztak4t194]

Giant mini PC! I must wait for EM980!

[@sniperganso]

This is an amazing idea overall for a mini PC can fit in your pocket and easy to take around, and add the GPU only when you want to game. However, the design is very flawed. THey should have the Mini PC on the back side of the GPU, not on the front disrupting airflow. Also, I would love to see a Ryzen model instead of Intel.

[@axemanracing6222]

I guess it's disrupting the air flow because the company says max. 2.5 slots but ETA is using a 3.5 slot card.

[@hidden_name7469]

Very disappointed, this is actually getting worse results than with oculink​@@axemanracing6222

[@XiBaXha]

It’s a wrong design…the position of the miniPC need to be behind of the GPU-card (looks also better)

[@Antonio-qn2el]

idk if air gets disrupted too much, I've seen much more sandwiched 4090s on miniITX cases, it seems there's about one inch of separation, that's perfectly fine, and it's also only affecting the first fan a a bit of the central one. What I think it's a missed oportunity is, what couldn't they make the pci slot full x16. And they only sell one miniPC compatible with this dock, which is about $1000, with an intel CPU that is about on par with a Ryzen 7840HS. You can get 7840HS miniPCs for $250 so.... getting one of these with the pci slot would be amazing, having to pay $1000 for the only one compatible with this dock is not.

[@Dominik-iv6ek]

370 HX will change the game for this

[@RichardHorsfield]

I just want to know about the "lava lamp" screensaver you have running at 6:22

[@alfblack2]

Bravo Beelink! finally!

[@ozverti6886]

Oh man I have been waiting for this!!

[@ozverti6886]

A 4090!? ETA you mad lad

[@hidden_name7469]

@@ozverti6886 it's too bad that the performance seems lower than with oculink. Could be that the 600 W PSU is limiting the 4090 or because the airflow is not great. Either way, it's losing more performance than oculink while being a proprietary solution, I am disappointed

[@aarrodri]

​@@hidden_name7469 I missed the oculink comparison. Or you concluded that from prior videos?

[@hidden_name7469]

@@aarrodri look at the DEG1 gpu video. It's slightly worse. Not major but the fact that it's proprietary plus the airflow doesn't seem like it would be good for the long term. It doesn't seem like a great deal. Too bad I really like the idea

[@Evenmixer]

Thunderbolt 5 with future 50XX series will be the future of portable gaming Hope we'll see them in early 2025...

[@savvygadgetz]

I've been excited about Mini PCs for a long time and I've seen the addition of an External GPU coming for Years it's about time a dedicated interface was added.

[@ProtoMario]

Clean, slick, conversation starter, definitely something many people could use. 👍

[@HelmsRupture]

Woah this is cool!

[@ihazchubby]

He's the chef John of tech. Love it.

[@chrismanaois1764]

As a person that travels a lot this is kinda dope. Thinking about getting it for myself!

[@DaneChan]

The gaming experience on Beelink Gti12 is far better than I thought. It is as silent as Mac. Even for gaming, the noise is very low, I can bearly hear the fan noise from graphic card only. Good job Beelink!

[@MarksRandomVideos]

Its crazy its taken so long for this to happen, I guess its not strictly EMI compliant from a system builder perspective, but it makes great sense with a thin and light notebook.

[@d.miller6459]

Good stuff! Was hoping to see some 4060 results, the 4090 is super overkill!

[@BDOT310]

I'm definitely going this route for my next pc! ❤

[@fanshaw]

All laptops should do this.

[@csabameszaros75]

nagyon jó videó ismételten! köszi! jöhet még másik kártyával is ilyen teszt!

[@SpaceJazz3K]

Kind of like slotting in a pentium II but it’s the whole rest of the computer

[@F96-t6s]

Teardown, teardown, teardown 🙂 Want to see how they deal with internal cooling. Will also have to custom make a fan shroud of some sort. I've had a propeller broken one time because my sleeve was in the way. I wasn't concerned about my fingers or clothes, but it was hard to replace the fan because it's also custom made. Having a missing propeller (in an expensive GPU) is a big deal, believe me.

[@briana3695]

I was thinking of building a new PC. But I might just wait and see if BEELINK releases a PCIE x16. This is so ideal

[@peoplez129]

The CPU holds it back big time

[@kennypowers1945]

Doesn’t matter if all you wsnt is 4k 60 or 1440p60

[@theroyalaustralian]

​​@@kennypowers1945 I will 100% agree here, but soldering in an Intel Core Ultra 9 285H would fix it.

[@dealwolfstriked272]

@@kennypowers1945 but many of us play games that are in fact CPU limited. Shooters and games with little AI etc yeah but any game that tries to advance the world needs a lot of CPU

[@ahonui]

It would be better if they build AMD Ryzen version

[@JustSomeBearWithAMustache]

Classic ETA prime teasing with mini pc that i can never afford

[@PoeLemic]

Yeah, you're not the only one. I live the Student Lifestyle, so eating consistently with good food is an accomplishment for me.

[@El.Duder-ino]

Very cool, PCs especially laptops need full PCIE 16x docking station similar to this to connect your laptop to external GPU when needed without any performance compromise!

[@burbery17]

I'd like to see a comparison with the recommended cards including radeons. I can also see the design flaw with the mini pc blocking the gpu cooling fans that everyone's pointing out.

[@Mrlogix-qc4rh]

yessssss finaallyyyy. thankssss dude.

[@ranjitmandal1612]

Great video keep making like these more

[@chromaticvisuelle]

This is awesome!

[@sonicsweens]

Love this build

[@wanaan]

Good to see more and more mini PCs capable of docking GPU. I hope they get one day make mini tablet form factor with sim card slot (and can make calls). Yes, I do want a FULL WINDOWS 11 phone. I'm tired of upkeeping 4 or 5 pcs (home, home office, family's office, church).

[@allenroydizon1636]

I hope they could make this kind of set up on the handheld gaming PCs. That would break the barrier between the tower PC and handhelds. That would be awesome!

[@jakerobeck669]

I love docking with my friends

[@michaelengelby732]

Can it be used without powering on the external graphics card? Let's say you don't want to do any gaming, and are just using the computer for simple Internet browsing, 2D tasks, or watching video streams from various streaming sites? If it can be ran in this mode, do the display cables need to be moved to the back of the miniPC? Or can they be left on the external graphics card? Finally, how does one update the graphics drivers for an external graphics card? Is it the same as if the card is in a desktop system with the GPU installed in a PCIx16 slot?

[@albertkim1809]

This video is my first introduction to Beelink, and wow is it amazing for my needs. I can absolutely accept the tradeoffs (higher price per component, proprietary dock) for the space-saving benefits. My current PC is doing its job very well, but I know that my next upgrade will be a Beelink (or similar) build that can comfortably sit on top of my desk.

[@CatherineMitchell-br8dx]

So cool looking! Nuts, but cool!

[@dboysify]

this is great for content creators...you can travel all around the world with a mini-size pc packed with power...you can work from your hotel room, cafe...the only problem now is the screen...portable screen is still expensive...you can gaming while enjoying a different kind of scenery and traveling at the same time...dont know is there any better options on laptop though...

[@o7juan]

Reminds me of the b550 mini where you can add up to a two slot GPU to it. I like it 👍

[@eralpus]

Love it ❤

[@wheelz79]

I have been super curious about buying a "modular" PC where i could do some light traveling with a near-desktop level system. I would love to see a follow up video with the Beelink connected to a 3080. I would also love to see a comparison of this Beelink PC vs a "typical" PC of similar specs (like a 5800x or something similar). Thanks for the great videos!

[@vladislavkaras491]

That is quite cool! Sad, that the dock is proprietary, but at least it is getting the power there! Please, include 1%, .1% fps lows, but otherwise thanks for the benchmarks!

[@grantyale]

PCIe slot under a rubber foot! Neat!

[@Codeblack_the_1]

I think you're the first one to do a video on this setup, thanks. If I'm not mistaken, this could be the most powerful Mini PC setup as of 08/2024 because of direct the x8 gpu slot. Now all we need is a x16 and it would be perfect!

[@kimnice]

Well it wouldn't hurt, but x8 slot doesn't bottleneck RTX 4090. According to Techpowerup even with PCIe 1.1 x16, which has the same transfer rate as PCIe 4.0 x2, RTX 4090 still retains over 80% of performance and is faster than RTX 3090 ti.

[@Codeblack_the_1]

@@kimnice Yeah the 4090 will definitely bottleneck but the good news is that you can still game in 1440p and 4k. And if you add Raid 0 you will get even better performance.

[@kimnice]

@@Codeblack_the_1 According to their test 8x didn't bottleneck 4090 at 4K. At lower resolutions it did. At PCIe 4.0 x4 4090 still had over 90% of full power. Their test few years ago with 3080 showed that at 4K 3080 with AGP transfer speeds is still faster than 3070 with PCIe 4.0 x16

[@Codeblack_the_1]

@@kimnice That's good to know, 4K is the Res. I want to game in.

[@visionary4787]

this dock sounds like a total game-changer! The fact that it's now packing an RTX 490? That’s a beastly upgrade, turning this Mini PC into a legit AAA gaming powerhouse. I get the slight hesitation from the presenter, but honestly, pushing the limits like this is what it's all about! The built-in power supply and that blazing-fast PCIe x8 slot make this setup feel super refined and performance-focused. It's exciting to see this level of innovation packed into such a small form factor. Can't wait to see what it can do!

[@Shaxzara]

this is absolute CINEMA

[@DejectedCat]

Should've been designed to be mounted the other way around so the GPU fan side doesn't get half covered by the PC.

[@bigred6464]

This looks like the ultimate travel PC, get a Pelican case and just hook this up to any hotel TV.

[@fleasname]

That is pretty nifty. lil power house

[@luisgray9912]

@ETA PRIME Thanks for another great video. Please could you share the psu cables you're using? My 4080 comes with a 16 pin skot attached to 3x8 pins. However the EX Docking Station only provides 2 x8 cables so im not too confident what to do... Thanks in advance!

[@CandyBanana17]

Was wondering if there is any reply at all for this one?

[@UberOcelot]

With some adjustments to form-factor so it looks less like a modern art museum and more like a console and I think this will take off.

[@kaltonian]

personally for its size i think this thing is frellin amazing

[@charleyweinhardt]

That was the saddest situation of 'dual stereo speakers' I ever saw in my life

[@chenwu9788]

Thanks for the video.What is your thoughts of using the setup for AI/ML/DL project?

[@firnnauriel]

@@chenwu9788 I would love to see some tests as well, since I'm planning to have a local AI server for LLM and image gen models. Numbers such as token/s would be nice to report

[@farayaj1397]

Docking fantastic! I'd like to know the overall noise level with this whole setup. Thanks for the video ETA!

[@mattymoyouknow202]

Would like to see this running an actual x8 graphics cars like a rx6400 to see if there is any performance fall off still.

[@thewatcher5271]

Why Would There Be A Performance Hit With An 8X Graphics Card?

[@mattymoyouknow202]

@@thewatcher5271 to confirm the dock is doing its job.

[@redscorpion9325]

145W Supply Built definitely worries me especially on a small device,I prefer it not to built in but the PCIE is pretty cool for the best graphic connection compared to the other Mini PC options

[@aphilly2158]

Dope this might be my new pc setup love a small pc

[@adamgaming5693]

my friend had such a set for testing and he had to change the graphics configuration in the bios and the primary display tab from auto to IGFX. When he changed it, we gained about 20 to 30 fps more in games.

[@RobloxianX]

Imagine a Mini PC with an i9-14900HX, that could 100% handle a full size Desktop 4090 for sure.

[@MrFluke039]

dam i was thinking oh another egpu vid 4090 gonna my bottleneck by thunderbolt for sure but didn't expect that they made a pci-e dongle that was pretty cool

[@kulyro]

Cool project. What monitor is it please? Alienware?! I.m interested in the base of the monitor.

[@Ram84_1]

My next PC will be a mini PC...then I can give my current tower to my dad...might keep the GPU for the external GPU setup for my next mini PC. I'd love to see you pair a RX 6800 with it.

[@MattPeterson-u3e]

They need to make a clean eGPU dock like this for handheld PC's

[@winterheat]

12:36 you know, when the car turns right at high speed, the right side of the car should rise up as if it is going to be flipped over (if you over do it). But the cars in the video game don't do that, and it gives me an impression that the cars are like floating on the road

[@thebeardofknowledge]

Would love to see a radeon run on this. Great video! 💯

[@akin242002]

I like the that it has DDR5 RAM, Wi-Fi 7, and Bluetooth 5.4. However, too much extra just to get RTX 4090. Might as well build a customized gaming tower. Another option is the Minisforum HX99, which is good for optimized games at 1440 resolution and 1080p resolution with high settings.

[@a9udn9u-vanced]

I'm definitely doing this with a 5090 once Beelink put an Ultra 200 series CPU in their next gen product

[@jdub9119]

You could DEFINITELY undervolt that 4090 and drop the wattage while keeping clocks high I'm pushing a stable 2025MHz on a 3080ti FE @ 0.968v, using between 250w-318w tops I really do like this concept though; being able to bring a heavy-duty rig around while traveling has been one of the things I've wanted to do for many years - glad to see that's becoming a real possibility nowadays; just need to find a way to amp up those frames

[@kmsrog]

I feel like really old. i still remember the old and heavy pc way back 90's and 20's. Now everything is smaller and faster.

[@mesanders1113]

@kmsrog the fact a typical smart phone is unimaginably more powerful than any x86 pc is insane.

[@kmsrog]

@@mesanders1113 how true.

[@user-eq2fp6jw4g]

As these EGPU docks start to become more popular. Would like to see in future desktop server setup with EGPU on rackmount system. Wondering that would allow easier access/upgrade/adjust between GPU. Basically thinkin running it on linux naturally. But i think occulink/ or similar still needs to reach better transferspeeds and allow full pcie 16x 4.0 performance to this one to be more ideal.

[@zS39SBT4fe5Zp8Q]

Only thing I hate about this is Intel cpu over amd. But everything else? Amazing!!!! Can you show how you modded the 4090 to fit?

[@larsltj]

Nice review, and the innovation we like to see from Beelink. I might swap out my 680M for a setup like this. A recommendation for a GPU sweetspot for this machine would be nice ❤

[@krupkeben]

That is a BEAST...

[@MrGeoC]

Hey, thanks for all the videos. The hands on tests are amazing. Question. Is there a mini PC that also doubles as an external GPU? Maybe a bypass for thunderbolt or oculink or whatever standard.

[@krisjohnson3652]

What do you think performs better the BeeLink EX GPU or the Khadas Mind Graphics with a 4060TI? Which would you buy and why?

[@Sitotherapy]

It runs a 4060ti 16gb? I dont see it in the graphics list on the website.. I think yes, but… you know something more? Thanks!

[@Jebusankel]

Interesting twist on the idea of the NUC 9