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Anyone have a Beelink mini PC?

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Peat Moss

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Specifically a Beelink SER9 Pro ?

I am thinking of getting one, but wondering about fan noise compared to a laptop. When I am just web browsing or playing youtube videos, my Lenovo laptop is dead silent. If I start opening a whole bunch of tabs, I can just barely hear the fans ramp up a bit.

I'm hoping it would be the same for the Beelink, I've just never used a mini PC before. The Beelink specs say the fan noise is 32 d/BA, but not sure whether that's idle or load. Either way 32 d/BA seems like it would be louder than my laptop. So hoping someone here might be using or have used a Beelink mini PC and be able to describe what the fan noise is like.
 
There are a few around here with Beelink stuff. I never used their products but if it's like the Minisforum mini Pc's. I've flogged the hell out of a couple of them, never made much noise. It's powered with a mobile processor that uses all of 35w.

Maybe someone with Beelink experience can chime in.


Ugh, the model you mentioned has soldered in ram.
 
Noise all depends on the model. I'd think a well-designed mini-PC could be quieter than a laptop. It could be taller and have less restricted airflow while still taking up a lot less space than a laptop.
 
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